A man asks his ex-girlfriend to come over. He heavily implies he wants her to have sex with him. When she says no, he coerces and cajoles her until she begins to give in (38:22). When she changes her mind, he grabs her by the belt and drags her toward him. It is possible his intent was to kill her (as another woman had been killed), not rape her, but the scene is ambiguous and heavily implies his intent is rape. During the assault, the aggressor uses the phrase "Come to daddy" to coerce his ex-girlfriend to come near him, ostensibly for sex (44:24). This is the same phrase as was used in the first Hellraiser, in which the main female character's uncle attempted to rape her. If the viewer is aware of this reference to incest, in addition to the idea of "daddy" being used out of context as a sexual term, it may be particularly triggering. The scene ends at 45:52, after which the victim sacrifices her rapist to a supernatural evil force and he dies.