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Occur an experimental hospital for the criminally insane in the 1950s, CONFINEMENT is freely on the basis of the author’s twelve months residency in a psychological centre, once the very-experimental “Insulin Therapy” was fashionable, and when lobotomies and other similarly vicious remedies were widespread. When she will not protect himself at test for the highly-publicized, gang-related homicide of her boyfriend’s competitor Duffino, a stylish woman in her early 20s, is delivered to a mental hospital. Declining to communicate, Duffino is requested closed-up to she’s prepared to discuss. The wealth of the tale originates with Duffino’s connection to another inmates, all-in for severe offenses, including her overweight partner, Charlotte, sentenced for killing a nun.