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Saturday, November 25, 2017

Tortured

The episode “White Bear” really threw me for a loop. In the beginning of the episode a woman woke up in a strang house not knowing who she was. All the TVs in the house have an unfamiliar symbol on them. She goes downstairs and finds a picture of a little girl and assumed that she was her daughter. She goes outside to find people recording her, starring at her, and not helping her. Watching it you were like what is really going on and then you start to feel bad for her as the episode goes on.

She finds a girl and a guy who pretends to protect her but we’re really a part or the master plan. People were chasing her and trying to kill her throughout the episode. She was being watched and recorded by people because of actions she had no memory of. At the end of the episode you hear that she recorded her fiancée killing the little girl she assumed was her daughter. The people watching and recording her was just doing what she had done to the little girl. On top of all that they made her fear for her life everyday for the rest of her life by wiping her memory and repeating the same events over and over everyday.

To me this was not right. The woman had no memory of her crime which meant that she genuinely feared for her live every single day. Yes she did something terrible however she didn’t remember. A punishment is indeed needed however making her relive that everyday is not a good punishment. One day of that would be fine in my eyes but not an eternity. She should be put in jail. Another important question is who signs up to torture someone everyday. The workers at the “amusement park” have to do this constantly. I would think that one of them thinks that what they are doing isn’t right. To have to remember exactly what you did to this person so that you could do it exactly the same the next day would get to me and any other person with a moral compass.

I’m sure the parents of the little girl have come to forgive her as should everyone else. If they could do it to her there is no telling how many other people were before her.

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