At that point, they could be representative of the different styles of domination. Enorme was big on orders being followed, so could be D/s representative. Baiser's been all about restraints and sensation, so can represent B&D. if Gigante is all about pain leading to mindbreak, she'll be the SM rep, and that'll cover the trifecta.
The confusion for me comes from the fact that I see Baiser more as a representation of a GOOD Domme while Enorme is/was a clear-cut example of an archetypical BAD Domme, the kind all proper practitioners warn you about who only do it for her own sake and with no regards at all for her submissive(s). Her purpose was to highlight how Baiser was different by being an example of doing it wrong so that Baiser could shine as an example of doing it right.
Although she doesn't exactly get consent from people, I chalk that up more to a difference in cultural values in S&M rather than any intended implications by our western standards.
(I believe eastern S&M culture tends to not be about a dialogue between partners so much as simply shouldering the "responsibility to figure it out" on the Dominant; and a "good" Dom is someone who accurately figures it out for their sub without being told while a "bad" Dom is one who can't understand their sub's needs unless the sub tells them explicitly; a standard by which Baiser is essentially the perfect Domme)
In that dynamic of Good Domme vs Bad Domme, I'm not sure what Sister Gigante could even represent since there's not really three states of right and wrong, and just doing another "Bad Domme who does it wrong" would be a retread of Enorme. The only thing I can think of would be an inverted power dynamic.
A Domme who's not really a Domme as much as they're allowing themselves to be taken care of by submissives who are doing it on their own initiative?
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