120 Days of Sodom (White Nightmare)

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In the Overlook Castle, in 1943-44, four senior members of government, aided by henchmen and Nazi soldiers, kidnap a group of young men and women.
They hold them for 120 days, subjecting them to all manner of torture, perversion, and degradation...

Episode XIV: White Nightmare

In the eerie stillness of a snow-laden forest at dawn, a young woman fled in terror, her naked form a ghastly apparition against the white expanse.
She was drenched in blood and filth, a testament to the horrors she had endured.
Escaping under the cover of night from the dungeons of Overlook Castle, she had squeezed through a broken sewage grate, crawling through excrement, rats and vermin-infested tunnels.
Imprisoned only two days prior, she had already endured unspeakable degradation and torture at the hands of the castle's sadistic owners.

Now, she ran blindly through the frigid woods, heedless of the biting cold, her body ravaged by wounds and mutilations.
In the distance, the baying of hounds echoed through the trees, signaling the approach of her pursuers.
The relentless pursuit drove her forward, her mind consumed by terror and desperation.

Every step she took was agony, the sharp sting of icy branches tearing at her flesh.
Her breath came in ragged gasps, each inhalation a struggle against the suffocating fear that threatened to overwhelm her.
And still, she ran, driven by a primal instinct for survival, her every sense attuned to the looming threat that stalked her through the shadows.

As the first light of dawn broke through the canopy above, casting long, ominous shadows across the forest floor, she knew that her time was running out.
With every passing moment, the hunters drew closer, their merciless pursuit closing in on her with each frantic heartbeat.

But even in the face of imminent capture, she refused to surrender to despair.
For in the depths of her tortured soul, a flicker of defiance burned bright, a glimmer of hope that whispered of freedom, however fleeting it may be.
And so, she pressed on, her resolve unyielding, her spirit unbroken, determined to defy fate until her last breath.