stick, and grabbed her arm, telling her to take off her blouse; she refused. He said, "You will take it off," hit her again and ripped off her blouse, then her bra. After all Bea's clothes were off appellant pulled her off the bed and, hitting her again, dragged her onto the floor. According to Bea:
"He grabbed me by the throat and I thought he was going to kill me and I told him he would have to kill me and he said, `I am going to have me some of that white stuff.'"
She told him again "he'd have to kill [her] first." Bea believed appellant was going to kill her, and she started saying her prayers.
At this point, another man walked into the room and told appellantto "get her out" of there. Appellant stood up and the two men began arguing. Bea started to get up, but appellant hit her three more times in the head with the slap stick, telling her to get dressed. He hit her twice more *938 because she was not getting dressed fast enough and the other man finally grabbed him to prevent his hitting her again, saying, "I told you she's had enough, leave her alone." Appellant dragged Bea out the front door and into the yard, still hitting her. The other man had come out on the front porch and called to appellant, "I told you to stop."
Appellant let Bea fall, and she "played dead." He walked off, then came back and pushed her with his foot.