In a room, a lady named Victoria Skillane awakens in a seat to discover she can't remember anything about who she is. The audience may conclude she is the result of a failed suicide attempt, Victoria is encompassed by pictures of a little young lady — whom she expects to be her child — and in addition photographs of her and what looks like to be her husband. On the TV screens in the house, Victoria sees a peculiar image and a calendar showing the month October, with every one of the dates being checked off up until the eighteenth. Going out, Victoria sees individuals continually recording her on their telephones. At the point when requesting assist and with shouting at the general population to quit recording her, a man wearing a balaclava…show more content… Victoria wrestles a shotgun far from a seeker and shoot at her assailant - just for it to splash confetti. The dividers open to uncover a group of people commending in the wake of watching the venture; Jem, Damien and the seekers are uncovered to have been a piece of an act from the beginning. Victoria is strapped into a seat, while Baxter shows up and clarifies everything: the young lady Victoria thought to be her little girl was really a six-year-old schoolgirl named Jemima Sykes, whom Victoria and her life partner, Iain Rannoch (the man from the photos), stole a couple of miles from her home. In the wake of taking her to an adjacent backwoods, Iain tormented and executed Jemima while Victoria recorded his activities on her cell telephone. The 'White Bear', initially the casualty's teddy, was an image of the across the nation inquiry and homicide examination, while the image on the screens and on the seeker's cover was indistinguishable to the tattoo that distinguished Victoria's life partner (who conferred suicide in his cell before the trial). Having sorrowfully confessed and demanding she was 'under Iain's spell', Victoria was given a sentence the judge depicted as 'proportionate and considered' – to experience this horde recorded, idyllic equity