pencil and story: Guido Crepax

Valentina is reading a book, which she finds very exciting.
Alone in the house, she gets lost in the imagination, interpreting the female parts of the novel.
The characters are Virginia, a sadistic and perverse girl, and Claudia, submissive to her perversions.
There is also a man, without a name, too much in love with Virginia not to indulge her games.
The story is simple, albeit long: Virginia and the man corrupt Claudia.
The perversion pushes Claudia into an asylum, then to suicide.
Virginia and the man flee to Spain, where they become the lovers of a rich Englishman, who drags them into other perversions.
Valentina lets herself be drawn into the vortex of excitement, but only up to a certain point, because she rejects certain perversions of the book.
The book that inspired the story is "L’Histoire d’Oeil" by Georges Bataille, written in 1928 but published posthumously in 1967.
A confused and distorted story, as it would be a night spent alone in the house, with only an erotic book to keep company.