The establishing shots, angles, and location changes are superb, and I want to make a special note about the makeup work. The way it simulates bruises and dirt is very realistic, and it gives the scene an eerie feel that accompanies the sexual interactions between Ashley Lane and Tommy Pistol in a highly stimulating way that works well within the narrative and achieves this amazing effect of staying true to the theme without overpowering the rest of the scene, but enhancing it in a very enticing way.

I tip my hat at the awesome portrayal of this loneliness-fueled fantasy and its execution in this PureTaboo scene, because every detail in it creates a sense of authenticity that makes me want to know more about the main character, especially with the twist ending that the story wraps up with.

PureTaboo Writes:

A lonely, depressed morgue employee, Gabriel (Tommy Pistol) dutifully prepares the body of a young woman — a Jane Doe (Ashley Lane) — and becomes inexplicably infatuated with her. He starts losing touch with reality, hearing Jane Doe’s sweet, disembodied voice as she tries to connect with him. Over time, Gabriel has vivid fantasies of her being alive and well… and desiring only HIM, which leads to the ultimate fantasy of having an intimate encounter with her at his own home.