The account of a sexual encounter put forward by a priest who is accused of rape was like a "strange, teenage boy's fantasy", a court heard.
Retired John Anthony Clohosey, 72, who presided over churches across north-east England, denies raping a woman in 1986 and said what happened was consensual.
He claims that he visited her and after he asked her several times to have sex with him, she said "I agree" and left to go into her bedroom.
The Roman Catholic priest has previously told Newcastle Crown Court he waited several minutes then followed her into her room, where she was partially dressed, on the bed.