The Honey Pit

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In a bold move against crime, society decides to relocate notorious criminals to a remote prison camp in Canada's northern wilderness, aiming to eliminate their threat and the financial burden of incarceration. However, this drastic measure raises questions about the effectiveness of such isolation and whether the criminals will truly be out of sight and out of mind. The story explores themes of justice, societal responsibility, and the potential consequences of abandoning those deemed a menace.