Sarge developments, excerpt from the upcoming:
Mrs Presley and other Living Martyrs
|| “His love, which had always been a somewhat smothering thing that required as much as it gave, was needy yet inexpressive in those early days. According to his daughter Ella, who divulged some of her mother’s confidences in her own book, Elaine was yet to learn how terrified her young husband was of a future that most would have envied.
Scared of being alone, yet suspicious that his presence was merely being tolerated, as a young husband Elvis Presley had every hope he could train a young girl by conjugal powers alone to be loyal to him where others failed. In a fit of hubris and optimism, he chose for this amorous experiment the one woman in town who admitted to not being in love with him. This fear and frustration expressed itself in an appalling physical demand on her bodily attentions. One that their fellow train car occupants could not ignore yet found themselves incapable of preventing, bound by the antiquated respect of a husband's rights.” ||
