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13 Reasons Why meets Saw
Name who I am and admit what you did to me, and I will set you free.
Jasmine Saira is a thirty-six-year-old woman, living by herself in Chicago, living an uninteresting life, until one random night, she is kidnapped out of her home by a fully disguised, voice altered, motorcycle helmet wearing, person calling themself, 'The Captor'.
The Captor holds Jasmine against her will in a remote location and tells her that she wronged them in their past, ruined their life and now they want to enact revenge against her. This revenge being playing a game with her: Guess their identity, name who they are and admit what she did to them to make them want to seek revenge against her. If Jasmine does not make a correct guess of who they are, The Captor will torture her. This game will repeat every time The Captor visits Jasmine in her makeshift holding cell, with torture methods of increasing brutality until Jasmine correctly names who they are. With no other options, Jasmine is forced to play The Captor's cruel game and figure out their identity, and that involves thinking about every person that she has ever wronged.
Name who I am and admit what you did to me, and I will set you free.
Jasmine Saira is a thirty-six-year-old woman, living by herself in Chicago, living an uninteresting life, until one random night, she is kidnapped out of her home by a fully disguised, voice altered, motorcycle helmet wearing, person calling themself, 'The Captor'.
The Captor holds Jasmine against her will in a remote location and tells her that she wronged them in their past, ruined their life and now they want to enact revenge against her. This revenge being playing a game with her: Guess their identity, name who they are and admit what she did to them to make them want to seek revenge against her. If Jasmine does not make a correct guess of who they are, The Captor will torture her. This game will repeat every time The Captor visits Jasmine in her makeshift holding cell, with torture methods of increasing brutality until Jasmine correctly names who they are. With no other options, Jasmine is forced to play The Captor's cruel game and figure out their identity, and that involves thinking about every person that she has ever wronged.