Forced Humiliation
A character is pressured to kneel before a powerful figure, Mr. Chuck, highlighting a moment of intense humiliation and power imbalance, which leads to a dramatic declaration of quitting.Will the protagonist's decision to quit lead to a confrontation with Mr. Chuck?
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