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I like the way you describe some unclear parts as "grey area". Indeed, Sarah's actions in the movie did referred to some grey area that could not be clearly defined. As you said, in this case, rapists did not accurately found a secret place to committed rape, because there were other people in that room. I personally think what makes this area grey was that the rapists did not think they were raping Sarah at all. In the movie, rapist used Sara's behaviors before rape as their excuses to get away with the crime. They thought Sarah was telling them to have sex with her, and they also thought Sarah liked what they have done. This is how I thought about this point of view.

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