In Forsaken, the Felonist enters the darkest stretch of her incarceration, confronting the emotional collapse that comes with prolonged isolation, family separation, and the mental health toll of life inside Rikers. This episode captures the raw reality of despair in confinement: the absence of visits, the breakdown of support systems, the fear of never going home, and the crushing loneliness that makes hope feel impossible. As she wrestles with abandonment, anxiety, and the brutal uncertainty of the legal system, she faces the psychological unraveling that so many incarcerated people experience but rarely speak aloud. Forsaken is a stark, intimate look at the human cost of imprisonment, the fragility of hope under pressure, and the desperate need for connection when the world goes silent.