David Blagdon, who endured 34 years in prison for setting fire to a pair of curtains at an empty church, shares his harrowing journey. He discusses the grave injustices of the British justice system and the personal toll of long-term incarceration. His reflections reveal the struggles of mental health and the challenges of reintegrating into society after being released. Despite his past, themes of redemption and resilience shine through as he navigates new relationships, confronting the stigma that still lingers.