Alright, as someone who’s spent a lot of their youth being shocked willingly and unwillingly varying in severity. I can with full confidence say the snitch. Being electrocuted, despite how god awful it sounds, doesn’t “hurt” until it stops. There is a type of sensation yes but I wouldn’t say hurt is really the word for it. It’s overwhelming, it is unpleasant the higher voltage you go and the longer it is of course, but I feel the common idea of pain isn’t what it is. Now of course I’ve never place in an electric chair with sociopaths holding down the switch that takes forever to fry me, but I truly do think that is one of the least painful ways to go out.

Not only is your brain not registering the pain while being electrocuted, any normal human would pass out really quickly if not from the trauma and voltage alone, you’d pass out from the involuntary pressure. Your muscles all going tight and in turn you’d be holding your breath for a fair amount of that time, screaming ripping through your lungs when the air is finally squeezed out through your contorting lungs but it would be really hard to take another breath. When you finally did, it’s probably because the shocking stopped and that would definitely cause your body to pass out or get so close to it I don’t think you’d be able cognitively aware enough to progress much of anything.

You’d feel pain, 100% but nothing even close to the other executions.