Burn Victim
The road to freedom is getting closer and closer for Earl who has just six months left of his sentence. A sentence in which he has experienced the pleasures of cleaning hair out of the prison showers, helping the two rival gang leaders get along 'really well' and capturing an escaped prisoner with the help of Randy.

However Jerry has got himself into a bit of pickle once again and this time has managed to put his reputation, career and prison on the line; he promises to set up a reconciliation programme where the prisoners meet with their victims to yes you guessed it 'reconcile' rather than fight, and puts Earl in charge.

John the artist, a first time offender who accidentally on purpose burnt his parent’s house down, is the perfect candidate for Earl to begin with. All he has to do is get John to apologise to his parents but unfortunately he thinks his parents should apologise to him.

Having spent all his money setting up a Prom for John only to see him blow it, Earl gets mad and burns all of his artwork to teach him a lesson. With his work in ashes John finally accepts the blame and apologises. With his first successful reconciliation under his belt Earl's looking forward to getting his final six months off but Jerry has other plans...
by Alesha Pryce

Karmic Words of Wisdom
"Earl if I wanted uncomfortable silence I would of made a lunch date with my wife!" Jerry
"Not necessarily, remember when I hugged that baby duck to death, that was fun until it was sad. When you get free we're gonna go back to that lake and just do the fun part" Randy
"Last year Mr.Turtle knocked over a candle in are trailer and started a fire, till this day I don't know if it was an accident or the result of pent up turtle hostilities of some kind. Our relationship was very strange the next few months, we couldn't even be in the same room!" Darnell

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