The episode begins with a very good definition of what an ethical breach is and then shows how, having taught this, Keith Reniere violates universally accepted ethics and forces his harem ("sister wives" is used at one point, and not ironically) to violate them as well. What is shocking is how low he is willing to go to manipulate these women.(Spoiler: he promises to father their babies.) We do get audio of Keith discussing branding and the nature of the vows required, which refutes his pleas he knew nothing about it. And we get some of the remaining true believers justifying the branding. Nancy learns just how deep Keith's deceptions went and has to reckon with what this has done to her daughters. Lauren's testimony is devastating.
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