A peaceful protest and a gut-wrenching death
This place crushes anything good.
Thats the warning Caputo gives Bayley about working at Litchfield.
Bayley asks if Caputo is the city or the monster in this scenario.
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I dont know, he responds, with this ominous addition: One day, youll be the monster…
Working here changes who you are.
This did not have to happen to you.
This should not have happened to you.
When Caputo tries to suspend Humphrey for making the inmates fight, Piscatella threatens to have them all walk.
Translation: Caputo cant control them anymore.
All the different groups at the prison now have a common goal: to get Piscatella out.
Poussey even goes to Judy King to ask for help landing a position once shes released.
He calls the other guards in as backup and tells them to start clearing everyone out.
As he tries to fend off Suzanne, he slowly suffocates Poussey beneath him.
To Piscatella and his cronies, the inmates at Litchfield arent people.
He tells them theyre nothing more than criminals.
Caputo was one of the few who acted otherwise, as was Bayley.
Frieda shouts back at Bayley and his friends after being hit).
Despite the awful things that have happened, there are still bits of humanity left around Litchfield.
Healy checks himself into a mental health facility.
As Caputo said, This place crushes anything good.
