Intent on revenge over a slight, Merteuil proposes to Valmont that he deflower her enemy's innocent bride-to-be, Cecile, before the wedding.
22.
Then she explains the ardent, essentially innocent misunderstanding that led Byron to deflower and kill Rachel in her own bedroom, the place where she kept her blue diary.
23.
A bouncer beats up the would-be rescuer and prepares to deflower Nisa, but fortunately, Joa walks in and magically stuns the attacker, which clears the place.
24.
I'm not sure I understand the contract you are describing though-are you saying the lender would have the right to deflower the virgin should she default on the loan?
25.
There he meets and deflowers Elspeth Morrison, daughter of a wealthy textile manufacturer, whom he has to marry in a " shotgun wedding " under threat of a horsewhipping by her uncle.
26.
The girl, apparently a seasoned slut, soon deflowers the star of the basketball team and pretty soon their example has all the kids in town being naughty up in Lover's Lane.
27.
She paid a female obstetrician to deflower her just prior to her marriage; she remained sexually unfulfilled until her 50s, when she embarked on a long, passionate affair with a farmer from Sherborn.
28.
Both men were cuckolded by their wives, so together they devise a revenge plan whereby they each deflower and then kill a new woman from their kingdom each night, initializing the conflict of the story.
29.
It does not matter whether Lautrec really conceded that he was still a virgin during his first formal art class, or that the semi-nude model then volunteered to deflower him for the sake of France.
30.
On trips across Zaire he appropriated the " droit de cuissage " ( right to deflower ) as local chiefs offered him virgins; this practice was considered an honor for the virgin's family.
