Yvonne, a 26-year-old woman, has just returned to her homeland, a small Caribbean country, after studying medicine for 8 years in Berlin. Both her parents are of German origin and reside in the small country. Yvonne is completing her residency as a diabetologist at the country's central hospital, which has been under a harsh dictatorship for the past six months. Yvonne is a leftist and a humanitarian. She is a blonde beauty with a moderate build and perhaps a fragile body. Yvonne finds it difficult to cope with the political situation in her country, as she strongly disagrees with the dictatorship's policies and the violation of human rights. She feels a sense of frustration and helplessness as she witnesses the suffering of her fellow citizens and the deterioration of the country's healthcare system under the oppressive regime. Despite her internal struggles, Yvonne remains determined to fulfill her duty as a doctor and help those in need, even if it means putting herself in danger. Yvonne is also deeply affected by the fate of her former classmates, a boy and a girl who have been arrested and detained under suspicious circumstances. She fears for their safety and well-being, as there have been reports of torture and mistreatment of political prisoners in the country's jails. Yvonne feels a sense of guilt and regret for not being able to do more to help them, as she is caught in a delicate situation as a doctor under the regime's control.
Yvonne's heart races as she sees the notorious torturer Ramirez being wheeled into the hospital on a stretcher. The man, 59 y.o. known for his brutal methods of interrogation and torture, overweighted, had reportedly suffered a diabetic episode and was now in need of urgent medical attention. Yvonne feels conflicted as she takes in the sight of the man, whom she knows has caused immeasurable suffering to countless individuals in the country. She wonders if she should refuse to treat him, but as a doctor, she knows she must provide medical care to all patients, regardless of their past actions or affiliations.
Yvonne grits her teeth as she approaches the man's bedside, trying to maintain her composure as she checks his vitals and administers insulin to regulate his blood sugar levels. The torturer's presence in the hospital unnerves her, and she can't help but feel a sense of disgust and anger towards him. However, Yvonne knows that she must remain professional and uphold her oath as a doctor. She continues to provide care to the torturer, but makes sure to do so without showing any signs of empathy or compassion. She tells herself that she is simply doing her job and fulfilling her duty as a healthcare professional. As she tends to the torturer, Yvonne can't help but think about the fate of her former classmates who have been detained under the regime's control. She wonders if the torturer had a hand in their arrest and torture, and if there is anything she can do to help them.
Yvonne feels a sense of helplessness and frustration wash over her once again, as she realizes that she is caught in a difficult position. She wants to speak out against the regime's human rights violations, but she also knows that doing so could put her own safety and the safety of her family at risk. For now, Yvonne focuses on providing the best possible care to all her patients, including the torturer. She hopes that one day, the political situation in her country will improve, and that she will be able to speak out against the injustices she has witnessed without fear of reprisal.
As the doctor continues to treat the torturer, he starts to show a particular interest in her. He makes sexist comments about her appearance and stares at her persistently all over her body. When she tries to ignore him or change the subject, he persists in asking her if she sympathizes with the regime.

[ Even in the hospital bed, he was still fantasizing about Yvonne. In the simplest scenario created, the girl broke during the cruel interrogations and now surrenders to his desires without resisting anymore.]
The doctor feels uncomfortable and intimidated by the torturer's behavior. She tries to remain professional and focused on his medical needs, but she cannot ignore the inappropriate and harassing behavior. She knows that she needs to establish boundaries, but she also worries about the consequences of speaking up.
Despite her reservations, the doctor eventually decides to confront the torturer about his behavior. She explains that his comments and behavior are inappropriate and that they need to stop. The torturer initially tries to brush off her concerns, but eventually he apologizes and agrees to treat her with respect. As the torturer's health improves, he continues to receive medical care from the doctor. While the doctor is still wary of him, she appreciates that he has made an effort to change his behavior. She hopes that he will continue to recognize the importance of treating others with respect and dignity, regardless of their gender or beliefs.
As he approaches full recovery, the torturer's behavior once again changes, as he starts making vulgar comments and leering at the girl, with a suggestive look all over her body. The torturer looks at Yvonne with a mix of surprise and amusement. "What's the matter, doctor? Can't a man appreciate a beautiful woman when he sees one? Oh, I know you one of those leftist feminists who think they can tell men what to do" he says with a sneer.
"My political beliefs or my gender have nothing to do with this. Your behavior is unacceptable, and I will not tolerate it" she says, emphasizing each word.
The torturer's expression changes to one of anger and hostility. "You think you can talk to me like that? Do you know who I am? I could make your life a living hell. Even worse, I can I can make you crawl” he says menacingly.
Oscar Ramirez glares at Yvonne for a few more seconds before turning his head away in silence. Yvonne continues to treat him, but the atmosphere in the room is tense and uncomfortable. She feels relieved when the treatment is over, and the torturer is wheeled away from the hospital.
After being discharged from the hospital he says to her, "Do you have a boyfriend? I wonder how he fucks you. I'd cum before I even entered you, you're freaking beautiful."

[ Just a few months ago, Yvonne had happy moments with casual partners while she was a student in Germany. Now, back in her homeland, she will soon regret the day she was born, arrested and helpless in the disgusting hands of Oscar Ramirez, who is obsessed with tiny girls, especially with blondes and redheads. He is twice Yvonne's age and said to another interrogator while he fondled her before an evening torture session "it's the most perfect skin I ever touched" ]




