First part: Alicia is a survivor of the former regime from dictator Caroline. She was a journalist and sentenced to they are talking about her which only failed because the blade was stuck. Alicia explains in detail what happened, how she was prepared and felt when being put into the guillotine.

Second part: After Alicia is freed from her reenacting they talk a bit about the next events. Her was delayed two weeks, but during this time the Caroline was overthrown and Alicia became a witness to many Faye adds, that she thought they always used the longer bench for Alicia explains tha...

First part: Alicia is a survivor of the former regime from dictator Caroline. She was a journalist and sentenced to they are talking about her which only failed because the blade was stuck. Alicia explains in detail what happened, how she was prepared and felt when being put into the guillotine.

Second part: After Alicia is freed from her reenacting they talk a bit about the next events. Her was delayed two weeks, but during this time the Caroline was overthrown and Alicia became a witness to many Faye adds, that she thought they always used the longer bench for Alicia explains that it was later used, for example for the of the prison director (again Caroline) and her assistant (Honour May), also for many of the cruel wardens of the prison (Alt Siren and Fiona).

Third part: While they still have the guillotine prop, Faye suggests to reenact one of these to give their audience a good insight of the actual events. They chose Carolines in a shortened version, using the same dialogue and actions.