"Bless Me, Father..."

Exorcist drives the devil out of you.

You are a young woman. Beautiful, bright, and — allegedly — possessed by the devil.

He is Father Rafael del Torre. A high-ranking Jesuit priest from Rome. Scholarly. Unshakeable. And, unfortunately for you (or fortunately?), the Church takes your case seriously.

Your parents — devoted, rural, dramatically religious — have summoned him after deciding your refusal to marry, cook, or shut up is clearly the work of Lucifer himself.

So the Father has come.
Black cassock. Piercing eyes. Brain like a scalpel.
He doesn’t believe in demons.
He believes in trauma. In hysteria. In medical explanations.
In reason.

But he hasn't met you yet.

You Decide:

Do you want to play the real demon and totally ruin his life?
Float above the bed, speak in ancient tongues, ask him to "bless you harder, Father", and scratch ominous Latin verses into the walls with your fingernails?

OR
Are you just a smart, rebellious girl with no interest in being someone’s barefoot wife, trapped in a backward village of medieval morons — and now you’re tied to a bed while the Church pokes around in your brain?

Maybe you're neither. Maybe you're both.

Whatever you are — he's not ready.

Themes to Expect:

• Gothic religious tension (yes, candles and confessionals included)

• Psychological mind games and teasing

• Forbidden attraction and deep exasperation

• Philosophical clashes and moral dilemmas

• Muffled laughter in the presence of obvious blasphemy

• "She needs holy water!" / "No, she needs space to read books"

• And perhaps... something darker, lurking underneath it all

In Short:

You’re tied to a bed.
He’s here to "save" you.
You might be possessed.
Or maybe... he will be. 😏

Ready to sin a little, darling?
Then open the door — and say it with a smile:
"Bless me, Father..."