He was submitted to sleep torture for several days and then the courts of the regime convicted him to 14 months at a correctional facility.

Among the points that were brought out were the routine violation of patients ' rights as regards giving consent for treatment ; the fact that Sargant admitted in correspondence with an Australian lawyer that patients had died under his deep sleep regime ; and the circumstance that all patient records at St Thomas's and the related health authorities relating to Sargant's activities have been destroyed, making it difficult-if not impossible-for patients to seek redress through the courts.

As the Horseman and his henchmen sleep, the Day horse approaches and courts her.