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** Then there's Christopher's testimony on the stand about all the incriminating things Lorna done to him and his fiancee ' all while Lorna vehemently denies it to her lawyer.
--->'''Christopher:''' We went on one date, I met her at the post office, we had a coffee. I wasn’t interested in pursuing things further, I told her that, very clearly. I started receiving phone calls, facebook messages, texts, e-mails, she showed up at my house. I made it clear to her that her advances were unwanted, and then I began receiving threats. I changed my phone number, my e-mail account and I moved. Twice. Each time she found me. When I started dating my current girlfriend, Angela, she showed up at Atlantic City where we had gone for the weekend. She left notes on my car, she threw trash on my lawn, she left voice-mails yelling about how I wasn’t helping enough with the dog. I don’t even have a dog. And then she threatened to strangle Angela, that’s when I got a restraining order. We found a home-made explosive device under Angela’s car.
--->'''Christopher:''' We went on one date, I met her at the post office, we had a coffee. I wasn’t interested in pursuing things further, I told her that, very clearly. I started receiving phone calls, facebook messages, texts, e-mails, she showed up at my house. I made it clear to her that her advances were unwanted, and then I began receiving threats. I changed my phone number, my e-mail account and I moved. Twice. Each time she found me. When I started dating my current girlfriend, Angela, she showed up at Atlantic City where we had gone for the weekend. She left notes on my car, she threw trash on my lawn, she left voice-mails yelling about how I wasn’t helping enough with the dog. I don’t even have a dog. And then she threatened to strangle Angela, that’s when I got a restraining order. We found a home-made explosive device under Angela’s car.
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--> '''Correctional Officer''': Come on, Desi! [[EvenEvilHasStandards We take them out when they start screaming...]]
--> '''Piscatella''': (Coldly, flatly) I don’t hear anything, [{{Beat}}] do you?
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* The flashback showing Piscatella burning an inmate to death with scalding hot water in the shower.
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* The flashback showing Piscatella burning an inmate inmate, who beat and gang raped his lover, to death with scalding hot water in the shower.shower. The inmate [[AssholeVictim is clearly no ray of sunshine]], with the aforementioned homophobic beating and spending his time being handcuffed cussing and yelling homophobic insults at Piscatella, but watching his arrogant, tough, badass inmate character completely vanish as the water begins steaming and he yelps out, in a ''much'' higher pitch than before, "Oh, '''''GOD!!!'''''" and spends the rest of the scene '''shrieking''' in agony and violently thrashing from side to side to try and free himself is the very definition of "horrifying." And this flashback is just under a minute!
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* Many of the prison guards take far too much enjoyment in the pain they cause the women. Yes, the women are criminals and are in prison for punishment, but since when did it become okay to rape, torment, hurt and even murder someone with absolutely no provocation? Yes, Pornstache was locked up for ''one'' of his many rapes, but that's the one and only bit of retribution inflicted on any of these guys as of season four. After a while, you get the feeling that the guards chose to work in a prison because they would be allowed to get away scot-free with their asshole behavior. There's little doubt that, if not for their jobs, the guards would be the ones behind bars. Remember kids: as long as you have the money for the proper schooling and training, you too can fly completely under the radar and even get paid to beat, rape and torture people because a butchered system says they deserve it!
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* Many of the prison guards take far too much enjoyment in the pain they cause the women. Yes, the women are criminals and are in prison for punishment, but they are minor and non-violent ones since when did it become okay they deserve to rape, torment, be to raped, tormented, hurt and even murder murdered by someone with absolutely no provocation? Yes, Pornstache was locked up for ''one'' of his many rapes, but that's the one and only bit of retribution inflicted on any of these guys as of season four. After a while, you get the feeling that the guards chose to work in a prison because they would be allowed to get away scot-free with their asshole behavior. There's little doubt that, if not for their jobs, the guards would be the ones behind bars. Remember kids: as long as you have the money for the proper schooling and training, you too can fly completely under the radar and even get paid to beat, rape and torture people because a butchered system says they deserve it!it!(Consider the fact most of the woman there loathe doing harmful acts themselves).
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* In "Little Mustachioed Shit" Piper after sleeping with Alex is left alone when the latter makes a phone call. As she's laying in bed, a hooded figure stands at the door before lunging for and assaulting a screaming Piper. It turns to be Alex's new girlfriend, Sylvie, whose frightening rage (albeit [[YourCheatingHeart justified]] nearly drives Piper out of the place.
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* In "Little Mustachioed Shit" Piper after sleeping with Alex is left alone when the latter makes a phone call. As she's laying in bed, a hooded figure stands at the door before lunging for and assaulting a screaming Piper. It turns to be Alex's new girlfriend, Sylvie, whose frightening rage (albeit [[YourCheatingHeart justified]] justified nearly drives Piper out of the place.
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* Daya and Aleida’s story ends with Aleida appearing to kill Daya after learning she got her younger sister involved in their drug trade.
-->'''Daya:''' You know what it’s like to kill somebody? Nah, didn’t think so. Get in line, and leave the family stuff to me, because Eva’s gonna do what I tell her to do, and we may even bring Lucy in. Can’t trust anybody but family, right?\\
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'''Aleida:''' (''seething in Spanish'') Maybe I’ll know what it’s like now!
-->'''Daya:''' You know what it’s like to kill somebody? Nah, didn’t think so. Get in line, and leave the family stuff to me, because Eva’s gonna do what I tell her to do, and we may even bring Lucy in. Can’t trust anybody but family, right?\\
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'''Aleida:''' (''seething in Spanish'') Maybe I’ll know what it’s like now!
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'''As a Moments subpage, all spoilers are unmarked [[Administrivia/SpoilersOff as per policy.]] Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned.'''
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* In "Little Mustachioed Shit" Piper [[spoiler:after after sleeping with Alex]] Alex is left alone when the latter makes a phone call. As she's laying in bed, [[spoiler:a a hooded figure stands at the door before lunging for and assaulting a screaming Piper]]. Piper. It turns to be [[spoiler:Alex's Alex's new girlfriend, Sylvie, whose frightening rage (albeit [[YourCheatingHeart justified]] nearly drives Piper out of the place]].place.
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* Even though he [[LaserGuidedKarma totally deserved it]], seeing [[spoiler: Gloria's abusive boyfriend die in that fire]] was ''terrifying''.
* "Thirsty Bird", the premier episode of Season 2, is an hour-long journey into the institutionalized hell of the prison system that would make Creator/FranzKafka proud. After spending a month slowly going insane in the SHU, Piper gets released in the middle of the night with no explanation, then driven halfway across the state by bus and flown to a hellish detention center in Chicago--all without ever being told why she's there or how long she has to stay, and absolutely sure that [[spoiler:she murdered Pennsatucky]]. And when she's at the detention center, she has to share a bunk with a crazed woman with an astrological fixation who casually admits to biting off her ex-girlfriend's tongue, she's forced to catch roaches to survive, and she ends up selling her panties to a hit-man for a favor. And the lovable characters and BlackHumor that you've come to expect from this show? Gone. Piper has to face the horrors of the prison alone, and you genuinely think that she might lose her mind by the end.
* "Thirsty Bird", the premier episode of Season 2, is an hour-long journey into the institutionalized hell of the prison system that would make Creator/FranzKafka proud. After spending a month slowly going insane in the SHU, Piper gets released in the middle of the night with no explanation, then driven halfway across the state by bus and flown to a hellish detention center in Chicago--all without ever being told why she's there or how long she has to stay, and absolutely sure that [[spoiler:she murdered Pennsatucky]]. And when she's at the detention center, she has to share a bunk with a crazed woman with an astrological fixation who casually admits to biting off her ex-girlfriend's tongue, she's forced to catch roaches to survive, and she ends up selling her panties to a hit-man for a favor. And the lovable characters and BlackHumor that you've come to expect from this show? Gone. Piper has to face the horrors of the prison alone, and you genuinely think that she might lose her mind by the end.
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* Even though he [[LaserGuidedKarma totally deserved it]], seeing [[spoiler: Gloria's abusive boyfriend die in that fire]] fire was ''terrifying''.
* "Thirsty Bird", the premier episode of Season 2, is an hour-long journey into the institutionalized hell of the prison system that would make Creator/FranzKafka proud. After spending a month slowly going insane in the SHU, Piper gets released in the middle of the night with no explanation, then driven halfway across the state by bus and flown to a hellish detention center in Chicago--all without ever being told why she's there or how long she has to stay, and absolutely sure that[[spoiler:she she murdered Pennsatucky]].Pennsatucky. And when she's at the detention center, she has to share a bunk with a crazed woman with an astrological fixation who casually admits to biting off her ex-girlfriend's tongue, she's forced to catch roaches to survive, and she ends up selling her panties to a hit-man for a favor. And the lovable characters and BlackHumor that you've come to expect from this show? Gone. Piper has to face the horrors of the prison alone, and you genuinely think that she might lose her mind by the end.
* "Thirsty Bird", the premier episode of Season 2, is an hour-long journey into the institutionalized hell of the prison system that would make Creator/FranzKafka proud. After spending a month slowly going insane in the SHU, Piper gets released in the middle of the night with no explanation, then driven halfway across the state by bus and flown to a hellish detention center in Chicago--all without ever being told why she's there or how long she has to stay, and absolutely sure that
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* In the season 3 premiere "Mother's Day", we get a look at the [[SarcasmMode lovely]] childhood Healy lived: [[spoiler: having to deal with his mother who was either schizophrenic or maybe even worse, who full on throws a filthy ashtray at him just for bringing her breakfast, and rambling about the lord]]. In fact, it's even worse when you consider one of the inmates he has to deal with when he starts working at Litchfield. Further flashbacks show just how bad his childhood was.
* Bennet's flashbacks in "Bed Bugs and Beyond," which show his tour in Afghanistan. The last one [[spoiler:has the Afghan soldiers throwing grenades around the FOB]].
** Also in the same episode, Cesar's reaction to his son not eating his chips, [[spoiler: He pulls a gun on him]].
* Crazy Eyes' mental state continues to worsen from the spell that Vee has put her under. It even goes so far in "Finger in the Dyke" as to have her [[spoiler: start dressing as her]].
* Flaca's backstory, at least for one moment. She starts selling fake LSD tabs, but then one of her customers [[spoiler: jumps off the roof of their school and lands on the sidewalk below, and the last we hear of him is that he's in critical condition. All because of the placebo effect.]]
* The ending to "A Tittin' and a Hairin'", where [[spoiler:Coates rapes Pennsatucky in the back of the prison transport van. What makes this so bad is not so much the rape itself, but rather Pennsatucky's detached, bored look- as an earlier flashback shows, it's not the only time it's happened, and also, her look seems to suggest that she's accepting this as her destiny in life- she'll only ever be used and abused by someone she loves.]] Doubles as a TearJerker in context.
* Bennet's flashbacks in "Bed Bugs and Beyond," which show his tour in Afghanistan. The last one [[spoiler:has the Afghan soldiers throwing grenades around the FOB]].
** Also in the same episode, Cesar's reaction to his son not eating his chips, [[spoiler: He pulls a gun on him]].
* Crazy Eyes' mental state continues to worsen from the spell that Vee has put her under. It even goes so far in "Finger in the Dyke" as to have her [[spoiler: start dressing as her]].
* Flaca's backstory, at least for one moment. She starts selling fake LSD tabs, but then one of her customers [[spoiler: jumps off the roof of their school and lands on the sidewalk below, and the last we hear of him is that he's in critical condition. All because of the placebo effect.]]
* The ending to "A Tittin' and a Hairin'", where [[spoiler:Coates rapes Pennsatucky in the back of the prison transport van. What makes this so bad is not so much the rape itself, but rather Pennsatucky's detached, bored look- as an earlier flashback shows, it's not the only time it's happened, and also, her look seems to suggest that she's accepting this as her destiny in life- she'll only ever be used and abused by someone she loves.]] Doubles as a TearJerker in context.
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* In the season 3 premiere "Mother's Day", we get a look at the [[SarcasmMode lovely]] childhood Healy lived: [[spoiler: having to deal with his mother who was either schizophrenic or maybe even worse, who full on throws a filthy ashtray at him just for bringing her breakfast, and rambling about the lord]].lord. In fact, it's even worse when you consider one of the inmates he has to deal with when he starts working at Litchfield. Further flashbacks show just how bad his childhood was.
* Bennet's flashbacks in "Bed Bugs and Beyond," which show his tour in Afghanistan. The last one[[spoiler:has has the Afghan soldiers throwing grenades around the FOB]].
FOB.
** Also in the same episode, Cesar's reaction to his son not eating hischips, [[spoiler: He chips: he pulls a gun on him]].
him.
* Crazy Eyes' mental state continues to worsen from the spell that Vee has put her under. It even goes so far in "Finger in the Dyke" as to have her[[spoiler: start dressing as her]].
her.
* Flaca's backstory, at least for one moment. She starts selling fake LSD tabs, but then one of her customers[[spoiler: jumps off the roof of their school and lands on the sidewalk below, and the last we hear of him is that he's in critical condition. All because of the placebo effect.]]
effect.
* The ending to "A Tittin' and a Hairin'", where[[spoiler:Coates Coates rapes Pennsatucky in the back of the prison transport van. What makes this so bad is not so much the rape itself, but rather Pennsatucky's detached, bored look- as an earlier flashback shows, it's not the only time it's happened, and also, her look seems to suggest that she's accepting this as her destiny in life- she'll only ever be used and abused by someone she loves.]] Doubles as a TearJerker in context.
* Bennet's flashbacks in "Bed Bugs and Beyond," which show his tour in Afghanistan. The last one
** Also in the same episode, Cesar's reaction to his son not eating his
* Crazy Eyes' mental state continues to worsen from the spell that Vee has put her under. It even goes so far in "Finger in the Dyke" as to have her
* Flaca's backstory, at least for one moment. She starts selling fake LSD tabs, but then one of her customers
* The ending to "A Tittin' and a Hairin'", where
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* The final scenes of the season finale are heartwarming in a way, with [[spoiler:the inmates charging into the lake outside the prison and enjoying themselves. But while this is going on, Alex has just been confronted by one of the associates of her former drug-dealing partner disguised as a CO who she has been in constant paranoia over the entire season, thinking he would send someone to kill her. Now he actually has, and it isn't [[AmbiguousEnding shown]] ''what'' has happened to her. Is she dead, is she alive? We don't know.]]
** As of Season 4 we do: [[spoiler: Lolly walks in and kicks him to death, which is nightmarish enough. Then it's shown ''he didn't die'', laid paralyzed but conscious under a tarp for at least a day, and then is suffocated by Alex, eyes open, aware, and helpless as she covers his mouth and holds his nose shut. ''Shudders'']].
* The final scenes of the season finale are heartwarming in a way, with [[spoiler:the inmates charging into the lake outside the prison and enjoying themselves. But while this is going on, Alex has just been confronted by one of the associates of her former drug-dealing partner disguised as a CO who she has been in constant paranoia over the entire season, thinking he would send someone to kill her. Now he actually has, and it isn't [[AmbiguousEnding shown]] ''what'' has happened to her. Is she dead, is she alive? We don't know.]]
** As of Season 4 we do: [[spoiler: Lolly walks in and kicks him to death, which is nightmarish enough. Then it's shown ''he didn't die'', laid paralyzed but conscious under a tarp for at least a day, and then is suffocated by Alex, eyes open, aware, and helpless as she covers his mouth and holds his nose shut. ''Shudders'']].
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*** They manage to [[spoiler:eventually eventually get Pennsatucky off driving duty.]] duty. The celebration doesn't last long when they see [[spoiler:Maritza Maritza now has the position, a terrifying Cliffhanger above any.]]
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* The final scenes of the season finale are heartwarming in a way, with[[spoiler:the the inmates charging into the lake outside the prison and enjoying themselves. But while this is going on, Alex has just been confronted by one of the associates of her former drug-dealing partner disguised as a CO who she has been in constant paranoia over the entire season, thinking he would send someone to kill her. Now he actually has, and it isn't [[AmbiguousEnding shown]] ''what'' has happened to her. Is she dead, is she alive? We don't know.]]
know.
** As of Season 4 we do:[[spoiler: Lolly walks in and kicks him to death, which is nightmarish enough. Then it's shown ''he didn't die'', laid paralyzed but conscious under a tarp for at least a day, and then is suffocated by Alex, eyes open, aware, and helpless as she covers his mouth and holds his nose shut. ''Shudders'']].
* The final scenes of the season finale are heartwarming in a way, with
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* The sociopathic behaviour of the new guards is truly terrifying after 3 seasons of BunnyEarsLawyer type guards. They routinely abuse the inmates, treat them like animals, an eventually end up [[spoiler:killing Poussey when the guards treat a peaceful protest started over their cruel mistreatment of Red as a full scale riot]].
** The aftermath of [[spoiler:Poussey's death. The guards treat it like it's all her fault, and Cuputo is horrified]].
** The aftermath of [[spoiler:Poussey's death. The guards treat it like it's all her fault, and Cuputo is horrified]].
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* The sociopathic behaviour of the new guards is truly terrifying after 3 seasons of BunnyEarsLawyer type guards. They routinely abuse the inmates, treat them like animals, an eventually end up [[spoiler:killing killing Poussey when the guards treat a peaceful protest started over their cruel mistreatment of Red as a full scale riot]].
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** The aftermath of
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** The guard that drives her [[spoiler:distraught killer home explains some HORRIFIC things he did in the war, such as letting off steam by letting a kid juggle live grenades and then shooting him afterwards so he doesn’t live as a cripple and snitch, or strangling a local woman whom he just raped. And he talks about it with the same tone of voice as someone would talk about letting off steam by playing Call of Duty or taking up painting to relieve stress. It's so chilling]].
** Maritza's description [[spoiler:of being forced to swallow a baby mouse. The feeling of it moving inside of you while it dissolves and dies]].
** [[spoiler:One guard brings a gun into the prison for "safety". Imagine living in a country where that is a possibility.]]
** Aleida watching the news of [[spoiler:the conditions at Litchfield, and not knowing who's been killed]].
** [[spoiler: Blanca makes herself extra smelly to avoid getting pat down by the guards for contraband so as punishment they make her stand on the cafeteria table and don't allow her to leave until she physically can't stand. Since she's not allowed to leave the table she is forced to pee herself and is not allowed any food. If anyone offers her food, like when Piper offered her a granola bar, they are to join her. And Blanca has been standing there already for ''two days''.]]
* Maria, Flores and the Hispanic inmates [[spoiler:crudely branding a Swastika onto Piper's forearm]].
* 4.3 has yet another flashback to Healy's childhood, albeit it's (for the most part) lighter in tone than the one in ''Mother's Day''. Even though the scene doesn't make an effort to hide the fact that his mother is clearly fucked in the head, it's NF-less for the most part, as Healy walks in on her making eggs in the middle of the night, only to have her offer him eggs... only to find out he's allergic. It's heartwarming... but then suddenly, [[spoiler: she leaves the room]]. That alone can get anyone concerned, but the kicker comes [[spoiler: when Healy walks outside, looking for her, and she's nowhere to be found. The scene just goes on for a full, dreadful minute of Healy staring into the night, crying out "mom?".]] An absolutely masterful and perfect example of NothingIsScarier done right.
* Piper's MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment at the end of "We Still Have Baltimore" for [[spoiler:accidentally starting a "white lives matter" chant]].
** Maritza's description [[spoiler:of being forced to swallow a baby mouse. The feeling of it moving inside of you while it dissolves and dies]].
** [[spoiler:One guard brings a gun into the prison for "safety". Imagine living in a country where that is a possibility.]]
** Aleida watching the news of [[spoiler:the conditions at Litchfield, and not knowing who's been killed]].
** [[spoiler: Blanca makes herself extra smelly to avoid getting pat down by the guards for contraband so as punishment they make her stand on the cafeteria table and don't allow her to leave until she physically can't stand. Since she's not allowed to leave the table she is forced to pee herself and is not allowed any food. If anyone offers her food, like when Piper offered her a granola bar, they are to join her. And Blanca has been standing there already for ''two days''.]]
* Maria, Flores and the Hispanic inmates [[spoiler:crudely branding a Swastika onto Piper's forearm]].
* 4.3 has yet another flashback to Healy's childhood, albeit it's (for the most part) lighter in tone than the one in ''Mother's Day''. Even though the scene doesn't make an effort to hide the fact that his mother is clearly fucked in the head, it's NF-less for the most part, as Healy walks in on her making eggs in the middle of the night, only to have her offer him eggs... only to find out he's allergic. It's heartwarming... but then suddenly, [[spoiler: she leaves the room]]. That alone can get anyone concerned, but the kicker comes [[spoiler: when Healy walks outside, looking for her, and she's nowhere to be found. The scene just goes on for a full, dreadful minute of Healy staring into the night, crying out "mom?".]] An absolutely masterful and perfect example of NothingIsScarier done right.
* Piper's MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment at the end of "We Still Have Baltimore" for [[spoiler:accidentally starting a "white lives matter" chant]].
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** The guard that drives her [[spoiler:distraught distraught killer home explains some HORRIFIC things he did in the war, such as letting off steam by letting a kid juggle live grenades and then shooting him afterwards so he doesn’t live as a cripple and snitch, or strangling a local woman whom he just raped. And he talks about it with the same tone of voice as someone would talk about letting off steam by playing Call of Duty or taking up painting to relieve stress. It's so chilling]].
chilling.
** Maritza's description[[spoiler:of of being forced to swallow a baby mouse. The feeling of it moving inside of you while it dissolves and dies]].
dies.
**[[spoiler:One One guard brings a gun into the prison for "safety". Imagine living in a country where that is a possibility.]]
possibility.
** Aleida watching the news of[[spoiler:the the conditions at Litchfield, and not knowing who's been killed]].
killed.
**[[spoiler: Blanca makes herself extra smelly to avoid getting pat down by the guards for contraband so as punishment they make her stand on the cafeteria table and don't allow her to leave until she physically can't stand. Since she's not allowed to leave the table she is forced to pee herself and is not allowed any food. If anyone offers her food, like when Piper offered her a granola bar, they are to join her. And Blanca has been standing there already for ''two days''.]]
days''.
* Maria, Flores and the Hispanic inmates[[spoiler:crudely crudely branding a Swastika onto Piper's forearm]].
forearm.
* 4.3 has yet another flashback to Healy's childhood, albeit it's (for the most part) lighter in tone than the one in ''Mother's Day''. Even though the scene doesn't make an effort to hide the fact that his mother is clearly fucked in the head, it's NF-less for the most part, as Healy walks in on her making eggs in the middle of the night, only to have her offer him eggs... only to find out he's allergic. It's heartwarming... but then suddenly,[[spoiler: she leaves the room]]. room. That alone can get anyone concerned, but the kicker comes [[spoiler: when Healy walks outside, looking for her, and she's nowhere to be found. The scene just goes on for a full, dreadful minute of Healy staring into the night, crying out "mom?".]] An absolutely masterful and perfect example of NothingIsScarier done right.
* Piper's MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment at the end of "We Still Have Baltimore" for[[spoiler:accidentally accidentally starting a "white lives matter" chant]].chant.
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** Aleida watching the news of
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* Maria, Flores and the Hispanic inmates
* 4.3 has yet another flashback to Healy's childhood, albeit it's (for the most part) lighter in tone than the one in ''Mother's Day''. Even though the scene doesn't make an effort to hide the fact that his mother is clearly fucked in the head, it's NF-less for the most part, as Healy walks in on her making eggs in the middle of the night, only to have her offer him eggs... only to find out he's allergic. It's heartwarming... but then suddenly,
* Piper's MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment at the end of "We Still Have Baltimore" for
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* As tragic as the direct circumstances surrounding [[spoiler:Poussey's death]] are, they're also pretty nightmarish. Imagine [[spoiler:being pinned to the ground, unable to move and free yourself while becoming increasingly less able to breathe, let alone yell for help]]. Plus, on that note, imagine [[spoiler:trying to yell for help to prevent an extremely preventable death, yet no one notices until after it's too late. And seeing Poussey's face turn practically blue sure doesn't help]].
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* As tragic as the direct circumstances surrounding [[spoiler:Poussey's death]] Poussey's death are, they're also pretty nightmarish. Imagine [[spoiler:being being pinned to the ground, unable to move and free yourself while becoming increasingly less able to breathe, let alone yell for help]]. help. Plus, on that note, imagine [[spoiler:trying trying to yell for help to prevent an extremely preventable death, yet no one notices until after it's too late. And seeing Poussey's face turn practically blue sure doesn't help]].help.
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* How quickly things devolve in the prison [[spoiler:once the guards are taken hostage and the roles are reversed. The guards are sexually harassed, forced to strip and remain that way for the entire season.]]
* The lingering, closeup shot of [[spoiler: Linda's sorority sister's]] frozen corpse in a flashback, as well as how she uses the situation to her own advantage.
* In Season Six, we find out why sisters Carol and Barb Denning were sent to Max: [[spoiler:they murdered their kid sister Debbie by locking her in their parents' car and pushing it into a freezing lake.]]
** And in the season six finale,[[spoiler: the two end up killing each other, and the shot of their lifeless bodies as their laughs from a flashback fade out, is truely morifying.]]
* The lingering, closeup shot of [[spoiler: Linda's sorority sister's]] frozen corpse in a flashback, as well as how she uses the situation to her own advantage.
* In Season Six, we find out why sisters Carol and Barb Denning were sent to Max: [[spoiler:they murdered their kid sister Debbie by locking her in their parents' car and pushing it into a freezing lake.]]
** And in the season six finale,[[spoiler: the two end up killing each other, and the shot of their lifeless bodies as their laughs from a flashback fade out, is truely morifying.]]
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* How quickly things devolve in the prison [[spoiler:once once the guards are taken hostage and the roles are reversed. The guards are sexually harassed, forced to strip and remain that way for the entire season.]]
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* The lingering, closeup shot of[[spoiler: Linda's sorority sister's]] sister's frozen corpse in a flashback, as well as how she uses the situation to her own advantage.
* In Season Six, we find out why sisters Carol and Barb Denning were sent to Max:[[spoiler:they they murdered their kid sister Debbie by locking her in their parents' car and pushing it into a freezing lake.]]
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* In Season Six, we find out why sisters Carol and Barb Denning were sent to Max: [[spoiler:they murdered their kid sister Debbie by locking her in their parents' car and pushing it into a freezing lake.]]
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** Even worse is the song they use for the credits - [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29Mg6Gfh9Co Tomorrow Belongs to Me]], a song from the musical ''{{Cabaret}}'' regarding '''the rise of the Nazi party'''.
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** Even worse is the song they use for the credits - [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29Mg6Gfh9Co Tomorrow Belongs to Me]], a song from the musical ''{{Cabaret}}'' ''Theatre/{{Cabaret}}'' regarding '''the rise of the Nazi party'''.
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Most females are uncomfortable with male-bodied people with penises (regardless of how they identify) being in prison with them. Some of these people with penises are in prison for RAPE and/or MURDER and male-bodied people are usually stronger than female-bodied people. (Let that sink in) These folks do NOT need to be around females. They need to be in a male prison away from the general population (for their own safety) or there needs to be a prison created exclusively for trans inmates (a better and safer option).
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** For added consideration and fear factor regarding Sophia: she was lucky enough to be arrested ''after'' her Gender Reassignment Surgery. There are hundreds of transwomen like her stuck in men's prisons in real life because they still have a penis... like her actress would be if she were to get arrested.
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* In season 3, Sophia has to watch her son become more and more of a criminal without being able to do anything about it, has to deal with constant bullying, misgendering and eventually transphobic violence at the hands of fellow prisoners (that leaves her all but mutilated) and is ultimately PUNSIHED FOR THE HATE CRIMES COMITTED AGAINST HER by being sent to solitary confinement. Not only that, but when she is in confinement in season 4 she tries to get out and get back at Caputo by both attempting to drown herself in her cell by clogging the toilet and starting a fire with a towel on a lightbulb. If the guards and Caputo had not come in time on both occasions she very well may have drowned or been burned to death and she wasn't terrified at all! Consider how broken the poor woman must be after all the abuse she has suffered...
** For added consideration and fear factor regarding Sophia: she was lucky enough to be arrested AFTER her Gender Confirmation Surgery. There are hundreds of transwomen like her stuck in MEN'S PRISONS because they still have a penis...like her actress would be if she were to get arrested.
** For added consideration and fear factor regarding Sophia: she was lucky enough to be arrested AFTER her Gender Confirmation Surgery. There are hundreds of transwomen like her stuck in MEN'S PRISONS because they still have a penis...like her actress would be if she were to get arrested.
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* In season 3, Sophia has to watch her son become more and more of a criminal without being able to do anything about it, has to deal with constant bullying, misgendering and eventually transphobic violence at the hands of fellow prisoners (that leaves her all but mutilated) and is ultimately PUNSIHED FOR THE HATE CRIMES COMITTED AGAINST HER punished for the hate crimes committed against '''her''' by being sent to solitary confinement. Not only that, but when she is in confinement in season 4 she tries to get out and get back at Caputo by both attempting to drown herself in her cell by clogging the toilet and starting a fire with a towel on a lightbulb. If the guards and Caputo had not come in time on both occasions she very well may have drowned or been burned to death and she wasn't terrified at all! Consider how broken the poor woman must be after all the abuse she has suffered...
** For added consideration and fear factor regarding Sophia: she was lucky enough to be arrestedAFTER ''after'' her Gender Confirmation Reassignment Surgery. There are hundreds of transwomen like her stuck in MEN'S PRISONS men's prisons in real life because they still have a penis...penis... like her actress would be if she were to get arrested.
** For added consideration and fear factor regarding Sophia: she was lucky enough to be arrested
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** Pisacatella is especially extra frightening in this episode, as he captures Piper, Alex (whose arm he goes on to break), Nicki, Flores and Boo, ties Red to a chair and shaves her head off with a large knife, all to break Red down and make the others see her fear.
** Pisacatella is especially extra frightening in this episode, as he captures Piper, Alex (whose arm he goes on to break), Nicki, Flores and Boo, ties Red to a chair and shaves her head off with a large knife, all to break Red down and make the others see her fear.
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** It's not just the meth. In Season 3, she proudly proclaims to Boo that she doesn't need to brush her teeth.
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** It's not just the meth. In Season 3, she proudly proclaims to Boo that she doesn't need to brush her (new) teeth.
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