Cameras go inside the Western Massachusetts Regional Women's Correctional Center for the second episode of this observational series on incarcerated women. The focus falls on Franklin, an inmate navigating a romantic relationship with fellow prisoner Leslie while trying to stay clean of infractions that could delay early release, and on Kaycie, a young woman whose untreated mental health struggles put her in repeated conflict with guards and other inmates. Staff interviews sit alongside footage of daily routines, disciplinary hearings, and cell-block confrontations, giving a sense of how the institution tries, and often fails, to manage trauma with rules built for control rather than care. The episode does not moralize about its subjects; it simply follows them through a system that offers little privacy and less patience. What emerges is a portrait of a jail where romantic bonds, breakdowns, and bids for good behavior all play out under constant supervision, and where the line between punishment and treatment is never clearly drawn.