I can't help but feel conflicted as I watch the man who was once my hero being subjected to such degradation and humiliation. While part of me feels that he deserves this punishment for attacking Crimson, another part of me struggles with the idea of him being reduced to nothing more than an animal for the amusement and pleasure of others.

"Crimson," I begin hesitantly, "Do you think there might be some other way? Some means by which we could restore his honor and make things right again?"

Perhaps if... No, it wouldn't work. ** In summary, I believe that Clive Rosfield has taken on too much responsibility and emotional investment in helping people like Barnabas and Cidolfus Telamon, whom he considers 'heroes' at one point, become sex slaves.

However, when faced with reality of the situation they are now, he is ready to sacrifice their dignity even if it means hurting them deeply along the way through degrading punishments.