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Originally Posted by astrangerhere
Jack being roughed up and taken in by police was the most realistic thing to me, and even that didn't sit well. There was little acknowledgment of the horror that would most certainly have been inflicted on her by male guards when she was sentenced to 6 months. It seemed to be a scene for the sake of itself that did not give it the seriousness it deserved, but rather served to make Emily homeless and in need of Haskel's apartment.
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Here, we disagree a bit. While I absolutely agree that what Jack faced was going to be a horror beyond that scene, the scene itself was quite successful, at least for me. As some others have pointed out here, it was quite distressing. And I thought it necessary to set the context for just how vulnerable they all were.