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- Well, for example, the "gates of banishment" are named so because of the function they perform. About twenty years ago, our country decided to abandon prisons, and since then, minor and medium-sized offenses are punished with fines, or unpaid labor, and for more serious offenses, people are exiled across the southern border. This is, in a way, the same as a death sentence, but since it is carried out by nature, and not in public, it seems that no one directly takes responsibility for the sin," Genza flashed a newly learned fact as if he were a historically and politically knowledgeable expert. "Therefore, the situation here could be similar. But I haven't heard this word used much; it might be a foreign word. Or the name of the person who built it.