"Prisoner No. 11, Asami! Come now, sing your sins!"
Asami Hirano is Prisoner No.11 in MILGRAM. She seems to be one of the oldest out of all the prisoners.
In MILGRAM, everyone were prisoners who had taken someone's life and Asami is no different, s...
Jackalope: Rise and shine, Es. A nice nap, huh? Oh yes, your awakening means the beginning of the second trial. A lot has happened while you were asleep. It's quite interesting. Now, let me explain things in order.
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Jackalope: First, after the first trial, the prisoners were treated in accordance with whether you found them "Innocent" or "Guilty". Freedom of thought for the "Innocent" prisoners. A rejection of their thoughts and the first phase of physical constraint for the "Guilty"prisoners. To put it plainly, those who were judged as "Innocent", spent their time from the end of the first trial till now in relative ease and freedom. Those who were judged as "Guilty", lived in a much more, shall we say, restricted existence. Huh? Why would I do such a thing?
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Jackalope: They are murderers. The fact of having committing murder in their lives is a direct result from the thoughts each espoused and their individual environments. Milgram affirms and reject their thoughts, in order to systematically confirm whether your judgement was correct. The actions of the prisoners change in accordance with whether their thoughts were affirmed or rejected.
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Jackalope: As such, the conditions within the prison has changed. That's right. Not just the relationship between you and the prisoners, like before. The relationships among prisoners have became, shall we say, complicated. That is...
