"Stopping Peranza's breakdown would've been legitimately against what the orders I passed to him sounded like; I'd understood that our goal was gathering data about who breaks and why, not protecting the girls.  Punishing obedience actually does have terrible effects on morale."

"Stopping Peranza's breakdown would've been legitimately not in the spirit of the orders I passed to him; I'd understood that our goal was gathering data about who breaks and why, not protecting the girls.  Punishing obedience actually does have terrible effects on morale."

"I agree in terms of how it played out.  But stopping Peranza's breakdown would've been legitimately not in the spirit of the orders I passed to him.  I'd understood that our goal was gathering data about who breaks and why, not protecting the girls.  Punishing obedience actually does have terrible effects on morale."

"I agree in terms of how it played out.  But stopping Peranza's breakdown would've been legitimately not in the spirit of the orders I passed to him.  I'd understood that our goal was gathering data about who breaks and why, not protecting the girls.  Punishing obedience actually does have terrible effects on morale.  Around half the cases I've ever seen of torture making somebody less useful are when they get tortured for doing what they thought was the obedient thing, without their exact failure having been made clear to them, if there even was one."

"I agree in terms of how it played out.  But stopping Peranza's breakdown would've been legitimately not in the spirit of the orders I passed to him.  I'd understood that our goal was gathering data about who breaks and why, not protecting the girls.  Punishing obedience actually does have terrible effects on morale.  Around half the cases I've seen of torture making things worse are when someone gets tortured for doing what they thought was the obedient thing, without their exact failure having been made clear to them, if there even was one."

"I agree in terms of how it played out.  But stopping Peranza's breakdown would've been legitimately not in the spirit of the orders I passed to him.  I'd understood that our goal was gathering data about who breaks and why, not protecting the girls."

"Punishing obedience actually does have terrible effects on morale.  Around half the cases I've seen of torture making things worse are when someone gets tortured for doing what they thought was the obedient thing, without their exact failure having been made clear to them, if there even was one."