Imagine this.
You're hiking in the woods. A woman traveling alone in the mountains with nothing but her pack. Up in a pass past the easy reach of civilization. It's getting dark and you still haven't found a good place to set camp for the night. Just as you're beginning to lose hope you hear singing. There's a woman by the side of the trail singing softly as she sits. She looks up at you as you approach.
"Hello," she says. Her voice is warm and inviting. You greet her, tell her your predicament. She nods, smiles, and invites you back to her cabin.
"What's your name?" You ask her.
"Quominga."
Her cabin is small but warm and well furnished. On the way in you pass two statues of snarling bear and imperious heron that seem out of place out here in the middle of the woods. She takes you in and puts your damp things by the fire. She has soup already on the hearth, ready and warm for her return, and there's five times as much as the two of you can eat.
She insists that you take her big queen sized bed for the night, and offers to run your clothes through the wash. You gratefully accept, it's been too long since your clothes were clean. She doesn't have pajamas for you, but it's just women here, you say you can sleep naked.
She bids you goodnight and you soon slip into easy sleep.
You are awoken by hard hairy hands on your thighs, and the stench of bad breath. You scream and the man grunts as he positions your hips with too much strength. You try to fight, but this guy is big. He's big when he thrusts into you too. Your struggling just seems to turn him on more. What is the strength of a woman to that of a man?
You scream Quominga's name again and again until she illuminates the room in light, standing in the doorway.
"I see you found your present Hap," she says smiling fondly. Your mind doesn't process what she's said for a moment. The calm way she said it made it seem like he had unwrapped a gift.
"No, stop! Please stop!"