The theme of house arrest explores the multifaceted complexities surrounding individuals under confinement within their homes. It examines the psychological, social, and legal implications for the person under house arrest, their loved ones, and the organizations involved in their supervision. Through the lens of freedom and confinement, justice and punishment, and rehabilitation and redemption, the theme delves into the paradoxical nature of house arrest as both a form of punishment and an opportunity for personal transformation.