A masterpiece, epic concept that is thought provoking, unexpected, courageous, mesmerising and ethically mind blowing. The concept of a new form of corporeal punishment, that brandishes an almost double punishment for the victim and the assailant. Brings to light the various arguments towards rehabilitation and restorative justice, the taking to the extreme the concept of victim and assailants exposure therapy. The endless possibilities of the outcomes of such a new form of imprisonment poses so many new arguments. The horror of having to house, feed and basically care for your rapist, murderer of your loved one seems an indisputable horror as displayed in the case of Laurie, who is forced to move out of her own home. The dilemma of how the victim has to maintain their own humanity but not submitting to a core desire to punish the prisoner by starving them, physically and mentally abusing them and in turn the victim becomes the assailant. Good vs evil and the two wrongs don’t make a right. Suffice to say, this is unputdownable and is a true conversation starter