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After losing a fiddle battle against Robot Devil himself, the lives of Leela's friends are his to claim, but article 63 of robot hell's code says her debt can be forgiven if she agrees to be strapped for 2 hours to our old pal Torture Chair Jack, a robot specialized in making humans squeal like the pigs.

The Devil strikes her a bargain, he'll let her friends go free and even stop the unbearable tickling torture, in exchange he asks only for her soul.

Will Leela endure two whole hours of unrelenting torment? Or she'll give up and sign her soul to the devil in exchange of relief? Two hours didn't sound like that much of a long time before the torture began, but now she can barely stand it, already shaking and in the brink of loosing it, all while the Devil makes sure to remind her, it hasn't even been 5 minutes yet.

Boy, those 115 minutes remaining minutes seems like a lifetime now. It could all end if she sign the contract, her friends would still walk free, it would be a noble sacrifice, right? But what selling your soul to Robot Devil even implies? Can he keep human souls? All these questions are running through Leela's head, but each second that passes it feels like the torture gets worse. Torture Chair Jack is a master at his craft, he makes sure to never focus on a single spot for too long, alternating the speed and intensity of his claws and rotating brushes, that way Leela can never get used to it, all while he learns her most sensitive spots.

If it goes on for long enough, she won't be able to formulate rational thoughts anymore... and the Devil knows it.

Is it possible to defeat Robot Devil in his own game? Or was the whole thing rigged from the start?

Description
After losing a fiddle battle against Robot Devil himself, the lives of Leela's friends are his to claim, but article 63 of robot hell's code says her debt can be forgiven if she agrees to be strapped for 2 hours to our old pal Torture Chair Jack, a robot specialized in making humans squeal like the pigs.

The Devil strikes her a bargain, he'll let her friends go free and even stop the unbearable tickling torture, in exchange he asks only for her soul.

Will Leela endure two whole hours of unrelenting torment? Or she'll give up and sign her soul to the devil in exchange of relief? Two hours didn't sound like that much of a long time before the torture began, but now she can barely stand it, already shaking and in the brink of loosing it, all while the Devil makes sure to remind her, it hasn't even been 5 minutes yet.

Boy, those 115 minutes remaining minutes seems like a lifetime now. It could all end if she sign the contract, her friends would still walk free, it would be a noble sacrifice, right? But what selling your soul to Robot Devil even implies? Can he keep human souls? All these questions are running through Leela's head, but each second that passes it feels like the torture gets worse. Torture Chair Jack is a master at his craft, he makes sure to never focus on a single spot for too long, alternating the speed and intensity of his claws and rotating brushes, that way Leela can never get used to it, all while he learns her most sensitive spots.

If it goes on for long enough, she won't be able to formulate rational thoughts anymore... and the Devil knows it.

Is it possible to defeat Robot Devil in his own game? Or was the whole thing rigged from the start?