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With regards to Le Bad Cinema, Teeth is a fantastic decision of diversion around a young lady with an unnerving and unthinkable deformity. The motion picture has solid women's activist perspectives I don't concur with yet this imperfection has been communicated in stories all through the times. Dawn O’Keefe spent her life in a home close to an atomic reactor with her debilitated mother, negligent step-father and messy scum bucket of a stage sibling, Brad. Dawn spends her days lecturing others on celibacy.she looks at her ring while saying to herself, ”Purity” as a way of helping keep her promise.The journey to stay faithful to the promise she made to her chasity becomes ever hazardous as she meets an alluring virgin named Tobey. After …show more content…
In a panic, Dawn hits her head on the stone surface underneath them and faints until she is woken up by Tobey continuing with his urges and stealing her virginity. Well, Dawn’s vagina becomes a penis fly trap and Tobey’s manhood is bit all the way off;panicking is immediate from the two teens. In shock, Tobey falls into the water and ultimately dies from blood loss. Dawn discovers Tobey’s body now has a crime scene and rushes home to, you got it, utilize the World Wide Web. She’s ready to turn herself in at this point until she discovers, “vagina dentata” and many mentions of it through folklore. After one of her abstinence meetings, Dawn talks to her classmate, Ryan, a sweet guy with a love for Dawn. He gives Dawn a ride home and asks her on a date to which she laughs. When Dawn returns home, she finds that her mother has collapsed and been taken to the hospital. Dawn goes to Ryan’s house and tells him she’s going to the police station to confess. Ryan relaxes her enough and later mentions he had a bet with his friend that he would experience intercourse with Dawn. Wanna guess what happens next? You got it, she bites his private parts

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