Original post here. The image is a derivative, as the artist himself notes, but I do not know the source. The image contains the text:
Philomena paused — perhaps for emphasis — then, with suppressed outrage, she continued with her story.
Suddenly, the head of the creature lunged at me, its long trunk-like proboscis at once fastening tightly around my bare midsection. I protested; I squirmed; but I could not unwind the thick, squeezing trunk from off my waist.
I was captured. My attacker twisted me backwards to carry me prone, to where I knew not. Thus overpowered I panicked. I fought wildly, but throwing my head back I slammed it hard against the creature’s large tusk and knocked myself unconscious. I the days the followed, while I was imprisoned, several times this creature or another one of its kind, came into my cell and ‘took’ me in the same way — seizing me rudely about the waist with its trunk, constricting my bare midriff
f until I could scarcely breathe, then carrying me, panting and weak, to their laboratory for observation and experiment.
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