Каждой из нас это доставило большое удовольствие! Актерской игры в этом видео почти нет, все по настоящему! с самыми настоящими эмоциями!
Translated: "This brought great pleasure to each of us! There is almost no acting in this video, everything is for real! with real emotions!"
I can confirm. Most of my Dr. Squalus films are scripted, but for the Memory Test films I wanted to try something different. What if the girl actually had to take a memory test based on Dr. Stanley Milgrim's experiment in the 1960s? So I wrote the experiment parameters, replacing fake electric shocks with real spanking. I told Alex and White Rose that the girls should take the test for real, to see how well they could score. The outcome was unknown; maybe they would miss half of the questions or get a perfect score. They could face a lot of pain, or none at all. It was up to the actor's ability to memorize. So when you see the girl struggling to remember, she really is struggling. And she is really suffering the penalty of her failure. In the early films, the punishment schedule was:
1 mistake = 1 spank
2 mistakes = 2 spanks
3 mistakes = 3 spanks
4 mistakes = 5 spanks and a spray of salt water
5 mistakes = 10 spanks and a spray of salt water
6 mistakes = 15 spanks and a spray of salt water
7 mistakes or more = 20 spanks and a spray of salt water
The first 3 mistakes were sort of a warm-up period, since none of the girls had taken the test before. For the first round of testing, the worst score was 9 mistakes by Teresa. Marie, Demonica, and Anna Luna each missed 7 on their first attempt. On the second and third attempts, the scores improved until Wahlberg only missed 1 out of 20. So, I increased the number of questions and made the punishment more severe, to see what would happen. How would the girls respond to the extra work and the extra risk?
1 mistake = 5 spanks and a spray of salt water
2 mistakes = 10 spanks and a spray of salt water
3 mistakes = 15 spanks and a spray of salt water
4 mistakes or more = 20 spanks and a spray of salt water
I predicted that Anna Luna would miss 4 out of 30. I won't tell you how good (or bad) she did. That would spoil the drama!
This is one of my favorites of the Memory Test series. The others are Anna Luna's first test, and Wahlberg's second test.
Maybe it is time for Dr. Squalus to take her own test. All in favor say "Aye!"