Achilles Asylum: 1960s Military Cadets
Added 2025-03-11 03:01:22 +0000 UTCAfter the influx of money from the military, an "exchange program" of sorts began at the asylum. In exchange for the data on advanced interrogation techniques, the army provided young recruits as test subjects. The cadets were told they needed to be trained to withstand interrogation in the event of capture, and they were to go along with whatever the asylum asked of them.
The young men were paired with older ticklers as they tended to respond better to men with an air of authority, rather than ones closer to their own age. The most theatrical doctors were tasked with theses sessions as they needed to create elaborate capture scenarios. Cadets would be given a secret code and the doctors would try to tickle it out of them, usually with an abundance of verbal teasing and taunting.
However, the young men were soon horrified to discover that the tickling would not stop even if they gave up the codes, as the doctors would claim that they didn't believe them...
