Pino Early Morning painting

Pino Early Morning paintingJean-Leon Gerome Pygmalion and Galatea paintingVincent van Gogh Irises painting
supply of drugs required to keep his captive docile during the early weeks when Dalton still possessed the physical potential for resistance.Since then, he had methodically starved his colleague, providing him with graphic, exquisitely crude, gloriously obscene.His talent for pornographic invention surprised and delighted Corky, but he was more surprised that Dalton so readily accepted his stories as truth, and despair when he listened to them. Had he been tending to three captives in addition to the , had he committed a fraction of the atrocities on Rachel and Emily that he claimed to have enjoyed, he would have been nearly as thin and weak as the starving man in the bed.Corky’s mother, the economist and vicious academic infighter, would have been astonished only sufficient nutrients, by intravenous drip, to keep him alive. Evening after evening, sometimes in the morning, he subjected Dalton to extreme psychological torment.The good professor believed that his wife, Rachel, and his ten-year-old daughter, Emily, had been kidnapped as well. He thought that they were being kept in other rooms of this house.[299] Daily, Corky regaled Dalton with accounts of the indignities, abuses, and torments to which he had most recently subjected lovely Rachel and tender Emily. His reports were