‘Story of O’ is a novel (if you could call it that) by the same name. It has nothing to with Shakespeare or Othello.
When he says ‘read me the story of O’ I’m afraid he means that rather literally. Although the interpretation is layered, it can be interpreted as sexual foreplay or as a fodder for a heated intellectual argument.
‘Story of O’ is a novel (if you could call it that) by the same name. It has nothing to with Shakespeare or Othello. When he says ‘read me the story of O’ I’m afraid he means that rather literally. Although the interpretation is layered, it can be interpreted as sexual foreplay or as a fodder for a heated intellectual argument.