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The Nature of Captivity
註釋Inspired by the Dog Catcher Riots that followed a law that was passed in New York which made it illegal for dogs to roam the city without being leashed. To implement this law, the city sent teams of dog catchers to the streets to capture all the strays. However, many people did not agree with this law, and there was a small spurt of riots with people trying keep the dogs from being caught. The story is told in two parts, the first part from the captive's point of view and the second from the captors. In part one, a put-upon family is run from their home by a settlement of people. In part two, a settlement of people get a surprise guest while simply trying to run a put-upon family from their home.