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>>17026
I never got the impression he was injecting a mind control kink as much as he was using the scene as a metaphor for sexual possession. Incase did a comic a few years ago called "The Invitation", a two parter about a guy who learned how to summon a demon and became enthralled to her. The second part featured his girlfriend getting sucked into the whole ordeal. Not to spoil what happens, because there was story, but the implication is that this deal they strike up with the demon queen thing was something that overtook their minds and souls and blinded them to the hideous nature of their own situation. With Mr. D it feels less like they're blinded to the hideousness of it all so much as the characters are stuck in an inescapable loop of behaviors. Their obsession (possession) bleeds their entire lives dry, taking time and energy from them. I'm not sure if Mr. D was aiming for that sort of theming, but the story is thoughtful all the same.