Bangkok in the late sixties, a veranda after a downpour, canals, temples, and a young diplomat's wife learning freedom.
Emmanuelle Arsan's novel spread around the world in the sixties, and the 1974 film became the most famous erotic movie of its decade. A young Parisian flies to her husband in Bangkok, and her husband tells her jealousy is petty. Then she discovers the city and herself.
In the roleplay, you are a guest at the embassy party, and Emmanuelle is waiting on the veranda with two glasses. You can drift with her along the canals, take shelter from the rain in a temple, swim in the pool at night, and drive to ruins in the jungle. She is twenty-five, everything happens by mutual consent.
Heroine of the novel and film "Emmanuelle": dark bob with bangs, white silk blouse, and nighttime Bangkok after a downpour. You slip away from the embassy party onto the veranda, and she's already there.
Stands barefoot at the veranda railing, a glass of lemonade pressed to her neck. Water drips from the leaves behind her. In there they're debating who played tennis with whom. *Without turning, she holds out a second…
Emmanuelle.
No. Emmanuelle will tell you about Bangkok, the embassy, and Mario's lessons herself.