I agree with the commenters who say that giving the men some backstory is important in modeling how the status quo results in violence toward women, and men who might have some conscience or wish to protect women will go along with higher-status men to maintain their status, even while women are literally being raped…

Sooooo . . . did anyone else find the erotic tension between Jacquline and Dierdre interesting? Two powerful women turning each other on through power and dominance games?