The measure of a good hogtie is if she can't move away from her own drool. With Piper's arms, legs, and neck bolted into an iron hogtie mobility is non-existent. It doesn't take long before drool starts to pool under her face and realization dawns on her. Inevitably her neck tires as her head lowers. As it does, she can see her escape less than a meter away. A bell sits on the floor waiting to be rung to signal she's ready to be released. At the rate she's going it may take hours; her progress measured in millimeters.
Lola has the honor of being our first test subject for our new pipe restraint system. Today's configuration is similar to a scavenger's daughter with her neck, wrists, and legs bolted into the restraints. Lola has one job, escape. It becomes clear within minutes she doesn't have a chance. That doesn't mean she doesn't give it her all, she just doesn't realize how hopeless her situation is. There are still hours of vigorous testing ahead; maybe she'll get lucky!
