請依下文回答第 5 題至第 9 題 On February 3, 1974, the banner headline in the San Francisco Chronicle reads: Hearst Daughter Abducted by Armed Commandos. The young kidnappers, identified as members of SLA (Symbionese Liberation Army), carreid Patty Hearst blindfolded and screaming from her apartment. After eight days of silence, the SLA made contact, Patty’s thin, halting voice on a tape recording sighed that she is ok. Then came the 5 terms from the SLA. The Hearsts must provide food for all of the California’s people in need or their daughter would be executed. Several million dollars worth of food was given away to the needy in the next weeks, and the Hearsts Foundation place $4 million more in escrow to be used for futher food giveaways providing that the victim be returned unharmed. Scheduled to be released to return home, Patty startled everyone with the announcement that she had decided to join the SLA, and had renounced her former lifestyle, 6 her parents, and taken the name Tania. What were those changes? How could a captive become a 7 , and changed so dramatically in so short a time? Mrs. Hearst claimed that her daughter would never join that kind of organization without being coerced. Speculation as the type of coercive control exercised over gentle, fragile Patty to 8 her into tough-minded Tania ran the gamut from drugs and hypnosis to torture, sexual abuse and brainwashing. These explanations had in common the notion that Patty Hearst was a passive, brutalized victim made vulnerable to exotic mind-control tactics that overwhelmed her reason and resistance. The reasonableness of such justifications became somewhat 9 when on April 15 she participated with the SLA in an armed robbery of a bank----in full view of TV monitors. Still harder to account for were her actions a month later when she saved two of her captors by covering their escape from arrest with a spray of bullets from her automatic rifle. 代號： 60210 頁次：4－2
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