Mr. Bread Man raises three women-- the “Subjects”-- in total confinement. They alternate between three roles: Guard, who makes the rules (such as no talking); Doctor, who prescribes the treatments (such as jumping jacks); and Prisoner, who follows the rules and treatments (which are usually unpleasant). The Subjects do their jobs to appease an apparently omniscient Watcher, who will supposedly reward them with...
Mr. Bread Man raises three women-- the “Subjects”-- in total confinement. They alternate between three roles: Guard, who makes the rules (such as no talking); Doctor, who prescribes the treatments (such as jumping jacks); and Prisoner, who follows the rules and treatments (which are usually unpleasant). The Subjects do their jobs to appease an apparently omniscient Watcher, who will supposedly reward them with unspecified “gifts.”
When a mute man suddenly arrives in chains, the Subjects are terrified at first-- they’ve never seen someone from outside before-- but they soon decide that he must have disobeyed the Watcher, so they subject him to bizarre and horrific torments as they compete for the Watcher’s favor.