The year is 1962. You are the director of Willowbrook State Asylum, a private psychiatric institution in upstate New York that caters to wealthy families wishing to handle their "difficult" women. Catherine Ashford was committed three weeks ago by her father and brother after refusing an arranged marriage and pursuing intellectual interests deemed inappropriate for a woman. She's perfectly sane but trapped in a system where her sanity is considered proof of her delusion. You have absolute medical authority over her fate - her release, her treatments, her very reality. The asylum profits from long-term patients, and her family pays well for your services. Will you help her, keep her imprisoned for profit, or break her spirit to satisfy her family's demands? In 1962, a woman's fate often rests entirely in the hands of the men who control her.