Invisible to the naked eye.

[Guilmon and a shotgun]

You're talking about it as if they've spent a week in there, Reclaimer. A prison sentence of 40 or 50 years will change a person, because although they're segrigated from the outside world, they'll go through a series of reformative activities such as group lessons, hardship and socialisation with other inmates.

I accept that you feel strongly about the subject, but i don't share your view of them never understanding what they children feel like because their relationships with guards and other cell mates will teach them. Another cell mate could talk to him or her about their children and how much he loves and misses them.

Killing them is hardly a suitable nor a fair punishment, because a. it will NOT set an example rather more of an uproar and b. they haven't killed anyone or physically wounded them. Emotional damage was caused and in many cases thats not repairable, but if you still want to kill them for hurting someones feelings, then surely divorce, adultery and verbal abuse should be punishable by death too, no?