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Delores and William arrive in Pariah, a settlement steeped in decadence and transgression. The town’s corrupt atmosphere quickly entangles them in a perilous assignment. Consequently, they find themselves shouldering a dangerous mission that threatens both their safety and the community’s fragile equilibrium.

Contrapasso is an episode‑length programme, classified simply as a “programme” in its own right. It falls under the genre of episode, meaning it presents a self‑contained story rather than a multi‑part series. The format is concise, delivering a complete narrative within a single instalment, which allows the creators to focus tightly on the events they wish to portray. The story follows two characters, Delores and William, who unexpectedly arrive in a place called Pariah. This settlement is described as being constructed upon decadence and transgression, giving the town a distinctly corrupt and rebellious atmosphere. While navigating this morally ambiguous environment, the pair find themselves saddled with a perilous assignment that threatens to test their limits. Pariah’s foundation on excess and rule‑breaking shapes the backdrop against which Delores and William operate, making the dangerous task they inherit all the more pressing. The weight of this mission hangs over them, compelling the duo to act within a setting where conventional morality has already been turned on its head. Their involvement in the mission underscores the episode’s focus on characters thrust into extreme circumstances, forced to confront both the town’s decadence and the inherent risks of their charge.