In RED SEVEN, police invade the home of Professor Kevin Burch, and charge him with domestic terrorism. His crime? Attending a rally denouncing the election of an American president bent on stripping away liberty and redefining what it means to be patriotic.Following his arrest, Burch is shipped to an internment camp. Before long, Burch gets transferred to a "reintegration camp," a site where prisoners are "processed" back into society.At the reintegration camp Burch meets his torturer who tasks the prisoner with writing down his confessions, an act through which Burch will appeal to the Great Patriot, the president himself, for his release. A prison guard promises the professor to smuggle the manuscript out of the camp and deliver it to The Resistance, but can Burch trust him?