In this prison, once an inmate experiences bullying and decides to report it, they be the target of widespread animosity from their peers. The individuals who established the rules here have resorted to extreme measures, such as lynching, to discourage anyone from informing the prison guards about misconduct. Over the years, numerous inmates have lost their lives as a consequence of whistleblowing. The circumstances surrounding their deaths are often peculiar: some have taken their own lives out of despair, while others have “fallen” to their deaths during routine activities or have tragically “choked” on their toothbrushes while brushing their teeth. There are even reports of inmates who “suffocated” due to severe constipation.
As a result of these incidents, internal reporting has nearly vanished in this prison. Dean, a long-time inmate, is well-acquainted with the unspoken rules governing their existence. Despite the rage he felt after being beaten, tortured, and humiliated by Charlie earlier, Dean understands that survival is paramount. As long as he has a chance to endure, he knows he cannot risk reporting the abuse, as that would lead him straight to destruction.<fn07b3> Find the newest release on Find?Novel</fn07b3>
Upon hearing Dean’s perspective, Charlie began to grasp the survival dynamics within the prison. He asked, “If a serious violent conflict arises here, will the prison guards step in?” Dean replied honestly, “In this establishment, as long as the conflict is among inmates, the guards will not get involved. They prefer to let prisoners handle their own disputes, intervening only if a life is at stake.” Dean borated further, exining, “Brooklyn Prisoncks an outdoor yground. Therefore, exercise is incorporated into meal times. After lunch, the guards return everyone to the prison area, allowing inmates to move freely for an hour. During this time, all cell doors are open, enabling prisoners to visit friends or confront foes.” He continued, “After dinner, inmates are again allowed to mingle in the dining and fitness areas for one hour before being returned to their cells. This time allows interactions between prisoners from different areas, fostering connections or confrontations.”
Charlie nodded in understanding and remarked, “So, as you mentioned, after dinner, will both prison areas engage in free activities together?”
“Exactly,” Dean confirmed, “By the way, who is Peter Zhou? If he’s in this prison and hasn’t been detained or injured to the point of needing medical attention, you might have the chance to see him during dinner!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue"><h3 ss="wp-block-heading has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>