Wrong, wrong, wrong

In the episode "White Bear," the main character was tortured for punishment. She seen a picture of a little girl that she thought was her daughter. When she walked out of her house and seen the people recording her, we all could not figure out what was going on. The episode kept the classes attention by inflicting pain on her to make her not know who she was. She told one of the other characters she did not know her name. The goal of the Justice Park was to punish her for her and her fiancé's crime. She seen this symbol every where she went. Later, they took her to a forest that seemed familiar to her. After awhile, we seen that the forest was where they abducted and killed the little girl. As we watched the film, the questions rose "Is this moral?" and "Is this just or unjust?". I do not believe that this is moral. Even though the crime was wrong  there are other ways to address the situation. The forms of torture that they performed were immoral. Not only were they physical harm but also mental. Also, the actions were unjust. I know some may think that she deserved it for her crime. Yes the crime was very wrong but they mentally brain washed her. She does not want to live anymore. Therefore, it is going to cause more problems for her in the future. The Justice Park is immoral because they are getting enjoyment out of her pain and misery. At the end, they put her in a chair and made her watch videos of the little girl then placed electrodes on her head to swipe the memory as she screams. I think this is the most tortuous pain because this is mental pain she will never be able to recover from.  Overall, the episode kept the classes' attention the entire time.