Actually, oddly enough; I side with this portrayal, as Tabitha really by becoming Barbara's *girlfriend* and also a murderess does correlate a truely useful link: that the sexually dysfunctional really are monsters in all ways... it in the end serves my aims which're also the aims of true sanity and virtue; if only as an alliance for a time. Course, the actress playing Tabitha would say that her character's a villainess; so she's *expected* to act up.
She was beautiful.
Definitely
Actually, oddly enough; I side with this portrayal, as Tabitha really by becoming Barbara's *girlfriend* and also a murderess does correlate a truely useful link: that the sexually dysfunctional really are monsters in all ways... it in the end serves my aims which're also the aims of true sanity and virtue; if only as an alliance for a time.
Course, the actress playing Tabitha would say that her character's a villainess; so she's *expected* to act up.