Sarah has been taken and held for ransom. Her captor is negotiating with her step-father for money in exchange for his step-daughter. Sarah is handcuffed and chained to a chair, secured with half a dozen padlocks. There is no hope of escape, and there is nothing she can do to resist with her captor a ballgag into her mouth to keep her from shouting and alerting the neighbors while he is out. Sarah has to sit restrained like this for hours. By the time her captor returns she needs to use the bathroom, but he seems in no hurry to unlock all the padlocks to let her go. He instructs her to wait a ...

Sarah has been taken and held for ransom. Her captor is negotiating with her step-father for money in exchange for his step-daughter. Sarah is handcuffed and chained to a chair, secured with half a dozen padlocks. There is no hope of escape, and there is nothing she can do to resist with her captor a ballgag into her mouth to keep her from shouting and alerting the neighbors while he is out. Sarah has to sit restrained like this for hours. By the time her captor returns she needs to use the bathroom, but he seems in no hurry to unlock all the padlocks to let her go. He instructs her to wait a bit longer, but poor Sarah can't and she has a humiliating little accident. Her captor sighs and says she will need to clean herself up while he gets her some replacement clothes. Later, we see Sarah sitting on the edge of a bed in sweater and clinging black pants. Her captor her to lie down so that he can zip tie her wrists and ankles to the bed frame. Before leaving her unattended again, he gags Sarah with a knotted cloth, pulling it tight so that she can't speak. He draws the window blinds and tells her to relax since this is how she is going to spend the night. For a while, Sarah struggles and pulls against her restraints, arching her body as she tries to pull free, but it's no good. Eventually, she surrenders to her fate and tries to go to rest, hoping that in the morning her step-father with have paid up and she will be freed. Of course, life never goes that smoothly.