With your bow and arrow or gun in your hand, binoculars slung round your neck, decoys in your pocket and a dog at your side to obey your every command, progress in one of three hunting environments (marshland, fields or forests) and learn to identify each species (those that can and cannot be hunted) with its favoured territories, habits and behaviour. Proximity, noise, weather conditions and wind direction are also factors that you must take into account when you plan your hunting strategy while adhering to all the current hunting regulations.

Why would four young men watch their friend die, when they could have intervened to save him? Why would a woman obey phone commands from a stranger to strip-search an innocent employee? What makes ordinary people perpetrate extraordinary abuses, like the events at Abu Ghraib?