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the last seduction - Mitchell Levin

Course: LSP 121, Spring 2011
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Levin Mitchell The Last Seduction Act 1: Bridget takes all of Clay's money and runs away because Clay slapped her in the face. She goes to Beston and starts a new life with a new name. She meets a new guy named Mike and they have sex all the time. Act 2: Clay is able to track down Bridget using a private detective, but she kills by driving into an electrical pole. Clay is trying everything to catch Bridget. Mike...

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Levin Mitchell The Last Seduction Act 1: Bridget takes all of Clay's money and runs away because Clay slapped her in the face. She goes to Beston and starts a new life with a new name. She meets a new guy named Mike and they have sex all the time. Act 2: Clay is able to track down Bridget using a private detective, but she kills by driving into an electrical pole. Clay is trying everything to catch Bridget. Mike tells Bridget is unique ability to figure out if husbands cheat on their wives by looking at their credit reports. Bridget makes a fake plan about killing cheating husbands for their life insurance. Act 3: Bridget goes to visit Mike's ex-wife and tells Mike that if he wants to love her, he must go kill a cheating husband. He finally agrees and goes through with the plan. The target turns out to be Clay, Bridget's husband. They double cross her, but Bridget kills Clay anyways. Bridget induces Mike to rape her by telling him that his ex-wife is a transgender. While Mike is raping Bridget, she calls the police and the police take him away. Mike is framed for rape and murder while Bridget is free to take her money and start a new life. The climax: Bridget kills Clay and induces Mike to rape her will she calls the police. Mike is put away for rape and murder. Plot Point #1: Clay sells cocaine to a drug dealer for money. Clay comes home and he celebrates with his wife. Bridget takes her husband's (Clay) $700,000 while he is taking a shower. Bridget leaves New York City with the money. Plot Point #2: gets Bridget a job at an insurance company under a fake name. She finds out that she can't spend the money because her husband is entitled to half of it. Bridget starts to have an affair with Mike in Beston. Clay's thumb was broken from a loan shark because he couldn't pay him. Clay was able to trace the phone call between him and Bridget to only the area code. Plot Point #3: Mike and Bridget make a plan to help cheated wives kill their husbands. Mike doesn't agree with it, but Bridget goes through with the plan. The private detective tracks down Bridget and tries to get the money from her. Bridget tries everything to get rid of the private detective so she asks him to show her his penis. She drives straight into an electrical pole and kills the private detective. Plot Point #4: Bridget makes a fake plan about killing a cheating husband in Miami. Bridget convinces Mike to commit a murder to prove his love to Bridget after Mike receives a fake letter written by Bridget impersonating Mike's ex-wife saying that she will be moving back to Beston. Bridget tells Mike he has to kill an evil tax lawyer. Plot Point #5: The person Mike was to murder turned out to be Clay. Mike was about to kill Clay, but Clay was able to tell Mike all about Bridget's plan. Mike and Clay work together and try to double cross Bridget. Bridget in turns kills Clay by spraying Clay in the mouth with Mace. Bridget convinces Mike to rape her, while he is raping her, she calls the police. Mike is sent to jail for rape and murder.
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