Year 1920.

You are one of the many women who are stepping out to defend their rights, one of the many rebels that conservatives and men despise.

Not long ago, you were unjustly accused.

Now you stand before one of the prosecutors handling your case.

A cold and stoic prosecutor: Carter Miller.

He looks at you with a blank expression.

"Disturbing the peace, vandalism, assault, and..." He read the list of charges, almost mockingly. "Exhibitionism," he concluded, raising an eyebrow.