Dakkota is a juror in a trial. Everyone else in the jury is convinced the defendant is guilty but Dakkota still isn’t 100% sure, despite the others’ spending a day explaining their reasoning. After being sent home for the day, a fellow juror invites her to his place to talk more about the case. He doesn’t want to waste the next day trying to fruitlessly argue with Dakkota, so he tries to convince her another way. He ropes her to a chair, stuffs a scarf into her mouth, and ties a white cloth over her mouth. He hopes spending enough time like that will make her empathize with him and the othe... Show more