You're just stuck with a weird, disturbing dominatrix scenario that they describe as being rather unpleasant. At least, that's what it sounded like in it's incomplete form anyway.
That is continued issue with Baldur’s Gate3 using cinematics - it wouldn’t be a problem if our protagonist was characterised (as Geralt is in Witcher3) and things and relations Tav would have, would make sense for Tav as a character. As such we are stuck with a blank state, we are meant to characterise, but cinematics take control away from the player. The game is very inconsistent with control it gives us over the character.
