Tommorrow we experiment. Which one of you entertains me tonight?

"Now, then, tomorrow we experiment. Which one of you shall entertain me tonight?" Franklin asked to the group assembled before him.

The girls collectively shied away from the **** field, each trying their best to make themselves as unnoticeable as possible.

"I guess it was too much to hope for to have a volunteer... very well, I shall choose one of you myself. Alright, everyone, line up against the barrier!" Franklin shouted.

The girls were hesitant to do anything but bunch up near the back of the cell, however, frustrating the doctor.

"Oh, do you all want to make this difficult? It makes no difference to me, I can get my entertainment in many forms. Perhaps I could just let Fred join you in that cell and come back in the morning?" Franklin threatened his prisoners. Based off of their glances off to the side, the doctor could only conclude that Fred wasn't able (or even trying) to contain his glee at this prospect.

Slowly, the girls anxiously lined up, side by side, near the crackling energy barrier in a single row.

"Good, I'm glad that you can follow simple instructions. Now to prove that this wasn't a fluke, everyone, stand up straight, feet shoulder width apart, and hold your arms behind your back." Franklin instructed. The girls one by one, complied with the order.

Franklin took a moment to admire all of the beautiful young women he had lined up facing him on the other side of the **** field, their busts on full display and their legs parted enough to appreciate everything that they had to offer him. Physical attractiveness wasn't enough, however, for Franklin. The Doctor was able to observe each girl's behavior and roughly guess their social status among the group.

Franklin wasn't quite sure what he wanted for tonight's entertainment, he had more to choose from than he was used to. Should he pick out one of the leaders among this group, making an example of them if they didn't perform, or perhaps setting an example for those who cooperated? Did he want one of the followers, the ones that would probably be less willful and put up less resistance? Or perhaps what he really wanted was one of the outsiders, the ones who felt the least loyalty to the group and might prove the most interesting.

Franklin thought on this for a while before coming to a decision...