Beating the Headmaster
Performer: Pandora Blake
Pandora Blake is a public school student’s dream come true in this film, as she gets a once-in-a-lifetime chance to administer a severe caning to the Headmaster himself!
Prefect Blake has always been a good girl - a good girl, and a better student. She relishes the power her shiny prefect’s badge gives her, and never passes up an opportunity to keep a misbehaving fellow student in line. She’s firm but fair, and considers it only right that she upholds the school’s traditions.
She’s mortified, then, to discover that she may have gone a little overboard in her punishing of one such miscreant. So much so that she’s willing to take a caning herself, even though she knows the Headmaster will leave her nursing angry red welts on her backside for days afterward.
So far so good, right? But not everything in this story is as it first appears...
The twist in this tale has as much sting to it as the slender, whippy canes on the walls of the Headmaster’s office. And once the tables are turned, Pandora isn’t going to hold back.
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Maroon
Odysseus and Polyphemus
The real culprit is the headmaster, who enforces the rules, his one-eyed way of seeing the world. ( like Polyphemus, the Cylops, with his one eye). The age-old therapy for victims of the Cyclops is to stick it to him, like he stuck it to you. That is what I see in this video. A big thank- you to whoever commissioned it!
PS I watched it on a big screen simulation. (VR headset). Awesome to see Pandoraâs beautiful eyes in close up. Awesome to see that massive phallus; keep sticking it to we dirty old Cyclops) x
VREve
Anyone thinking of buying a new tv, my recommendation is stick with your current one, and buy a Quest 2 instead.
I log into my Dreams of Spanking subscription via a browser in the headset; and I am currently revisiting all my favourite scenesâ its a qualitatively different experience.
The acting and production values have always been of a standard that makes DoS special.
brackets The woke diversity too, of course brackets.
The huge screen is like a luxurious meadow in which my eyes romp and roam. Smaller screens can be like morsels which are swallowed easily, a feast but not such a feast for the eyes. The camera loves you Pandora, and the biggest the screen the better.