Charisma & Tiffany Part 4

Charisma ended her lecture, and Tiffany wondered whether the sorceress expected a reply. Uncertain as to what to say, she said, “I see.”

“You see nothing,” Charisma said, snorting at the very notion that such a one as Tiffany might understand anything of the fine art of bonsai. “An art such as mine requires a sophistication beyond your years--or, for that matter, your cognitive capabilities.”

Tiffany’s eyes filled with tears, and she bit her lip.

“If I were a bonsai,” Charisma said, more to herself than to her visitor, “I would be a formal upright.” She gazed at the nude shemale. “You, on the other hand, would be nothing more than a slanting bonsai.” She paused, studying the beautiful shemale. “Do you know what that is?” she asked. Before Tiffany could respond, Charisma answered her own question. “Of course, you don’t. Well, then, I shall tell you. With the slanting bonsai, the trunk may curve or remain straight, but the tree itself must angle to the right or the left. This style is simple and results from many methods. When the tree is young, it can be trained to angle by wiring its trunk in the desired direction of growth. The tree can also be forced to grow in a slanted style by putting the pot in which it grows on a slant and causing the tree to grow abnormally.” Charisma paused. “I used both methods on you, to twist and warp your emotional, physical, and sexual development. Now, my work with you is almost finished.”

Charisma’s cavalier comparison of Tiffany to a stunted tree that had been purposely made to grow in a bizarre, twisted fashion enraged the shemale. Despite her fear of the sorceress, Tiffany snapped, “I am not a fucking tree!”

Charisma smiled. “Don’t be offended by my little analogy. After all, in working with a bonsai--or a person--one must always remember that one is working with a living thing. One must study its natural characteristics carefully to discern a style that suits its individual nature. In your case, it was obvious to me, from the outset, that the slanting style is best suited to your nature; even so, I have had pleasure--immense pleasure--in interpreting--and shaping--your development in many ways.”