and was rubbing noisily against a tire, so she agreed to get in the car with appellant. Arriving at the house, appellant went into his room to try the phone; he told Bea someone was on it. He told her to come listen, so she stepped just inside the bedroom so she could put the receiver to her ear, and she could hear someone talking. Appellant hung up the phone. When he stood up, he grabbed Bea and threw her on the bed, saying, "I'm going to do it to you."
Struggling, Bea started pleading with appellant, who told her he would not hurt her if she would just be still. But she would not be still. Appellant stood up and said, "I told you not to move, Iwouldn't hurt you," and hit her with his fist, once in the eye, and again "upside the head," knocking her back on the bed each time.
Saying "I'm going to get me some of that white stuff," appellant began pulling Bea's pants off; she started kicking. This time appellant hit her in the eye with a hard, heavy black object. Bea testified the object looked like State's Exhibit No. 1, a weapon commonly known as a "slap stick."[3] At this point Bea began to bleed "bad, very bad;" blood was all in her eyes and she was stunned. When she "regained [her] senses," she saw appellant was nude from the waist down. She pushed him with her feet.
He hit her again about her head and eyes with the slap