@reverseinterrobang (whatever that means), it’s obvious she led him on, she tells him to “sit anywhere,” when it’s obvious there’s only the bed, the times were also different, especially among the crowd that was getting into rock ‘n roll; you don’t invite a guy home late at night & expect him not to be thinking about sex, women who do this know what’s going on & still do it intentionally, so your: being “butt-hurt” over perceived misogyny, rings a little hollow.

I don’t think the laugh or anything else indicates “plays at being ignorant”, but I’d at least rephrase “how she has led the man on” to “what expectations the man had”.

The context that led him to expect sex are all fully in his own interpretation of the scene, not based on her actions. The current annotation is harmful and misogynist with shadings of incel thinking.

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This line, and the following bridge, are a misdirection by Lennon to make it seem like he did not follow through with committing the affair. However, as multiple biographies, biopics, and other retrospectives have shown, he did not go on to sleep in the bath. He did, in fact, go on to tap that a**.

why is that gif here?

I think it quite obvious it’s a reference to him noticing she has invited him there for only one purpose, seeing how there’s no place to relax except on the bed..

This line could also symbolize how she is inviting him into her home, but not necessarily being the best host. She asked him to sit anywhere, but there was no where to sit.

no i’m pretty sure he doesn’t actually mean “she didn’t have a literal chair but there were alternative seating means”, he’s def just talking about the bed

The line may also be referencing Plato’s Cave – an allegory which talks about how what we perceive as reality may not be it. It shows the illusion the “visitors” create.

This could show the scarier, darker side to performing. Sure many fans or ‘Pretty Visitors’ come and watch the concerts, however, to begin with, it could be quite scary on stage and not everyone in the music industry has good intentions hence the snakes.

this metaphor is outstanding, he’s referring to all the people who pretend to be their friends after they got famous they come to them and wave their arms in a friendly way but all they are is snakes that’s why they cast a shadow of them

The “Pretty visitors” are people who came to see the Arctic Monkeys preform and their hands waving to the music creates an image similar to a pit of snakes.