Dina Asher-Smith - Part 5

Back from the commercial break, Dina is lain facedown on the gurney, with Amy and Susan at her sides. The doctors instruct their patient to spread her legs, and the world-renowned athlete inspires deeply when she feels Susan’s fingers spreading her butt cheeks, offering the camera an unobstructed view of her sphincter. The contact of the air on her open vulva and anus sends shivers up her spine, and makes her realize how utterly exposed she is. When she looks up, she sees that one of the big screens that hang over the stage is offering a very big, very close-up and very HD image of the two most private corners of her body, wide open for all to see. For a split second, she feels terribly embarrassed. And then, immediately, strangely aroused by her own exposure.

While explaining the procedure to the camera, Amy introduces the thermometer deep into Dina’s anal passage. When this is done, Susan sticks another one into the athlete’s vagina. Lying down with her legs open and her eyes fixed on the screen, Dina observes her own orifices being violated by the two glass objects. She notices that she has started to lubricate, and hopes that the doctors don’t see it. When they remove the thermometers, Dina feels relieved, and quickly closes her legs.

AMY: -As you can see, both readings are exactly the same: 36.9 Celsius. This is due to two factors: first of all, as we said earlier, the temperature inside the body is always the same, whether it’s taken in the rectum or the vagina; secondly, we used two identical thermometers. That leads us to our next demonstration.

SUSAN: -It is important to know that not all thermometers will give you the same results. The variations will be minuscule, but existent nonetheless. For general uses, such as checking if we have a high temperature, those small differences are not significant. However, a tiny variation can be important if we are conducting an experiment that needs accuracy. For this reason, if we want to compare different measurements, like we are doing today, we need to take them with the same instrument.

AMY: -We are going to demonstrate this with the help of our live audience. Today, we have students from King’s College London, Dina’s alma mater. We asked them to bring a thermometer from home, so that we can see the differences between their readings. The students from rows one and two, come on stage, please.

SUSAN: -And the rest of you, see you right after the break. Don’t go anywhere!