Was Penny enjoying it with Dennis Peck?

First time I had seen Faye Grants Rack.I always wondered after seeing her in "V" as for your q I liked it better when she was into it(too bad it was short)

I think the point of the scene was Peck's enjoyment of Penny's simultaneous conflicted emotions - her enjoyment being expertly pleasured fighting against her feeling of shame. Her torment gave Peck a special added pleasure and underscored his character. It was Peck's demonic character that was the main point of the film. His weakness was his grandiose vanity at his mastery at manipulating others by knowing and exploiting their weaknesses - of women's sexual vulnerability and men's jealousies and insecurities and by doing so building an entire structure of puppet people. The moment the pathetic Van Stretch became a liability Peck disposed of him abruptly and crudely as worth nothing more. Raymond presented more and more of a challenge (to his vanity) so Peck first sought to break him mentally by torturing him by playing on his doubts about his wife. Finally when there was no escape he chose to go to Raymond's wife to see if he could give one last twist to the knife before the end. Raymond finally and fortunately twigged what Peck was about and anticipated him.

She cried because even though she was sleeping with Peck, she still loved her husband and knew she was betraying him while he was pouring out his heart to her on the phone.


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