Going to school is the same as going to prison. On the first day of being in prison, we all meet up in the main hall and the warden gives us instructions. All of the prisoners are divided up into different halls, and we have a designated prison guard. Some prison guards are nice, but usually they are mean. The prisoners that have been here for a long time can get away with more because they suck-up to the warden and the guards. If we do something bad, we go into the isolation room, where we are assigned the work for that day. Each prisoner is assigned their own ID number, and finger print code that they must use if they ever want to eat. Lunch is done on shifts, mainly because the guards don’t want a riot, or the prisoners to eat lunch with
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Every cell smells different, mainly, erasers, and Crayola markers can be smelled. The cells that we are assigned to each have desks. Desks are used to keep us caged unless we are given permission to move. The guards tell us their specific rules, and punishments. The teacher brainwashes us on procedures for lockdowns, fire drills, and walking on the right side of the hallway. The guards try to keep us from talking to each other by giving us pointless work that we will never need in the future. Guards think all prisoners should be the same. If we mess up on something, they think we need special help. When prisoners want to talk, we must raise our hand (a sign of being held hostage) and we must ask if we may do whatever it was we wanted to do. If a prisoner asks if they can do something, the guard will say, “I don’t know”. Prisoners therefore, must say, “May I do… “ . If a prisoner needs to go to the restroom, they must get permission, or go as a class. The restrooms look just like the restrooms in stores; however, the paper towels and tissue paper are different. The tissue paper is made of recycled sandpaper, and wax paper. The paper towels, are reused every year, form being recycled throughout the years, the paper towels are actually
Every cell smells different, mainly, erasers, and Crayola markers can be smelled. The cells that we are assigned to each have desks. Desks are used to keep us caged unless we are given permission to move. The guards tell us their specific rules, and punishments. The teacher brainwashes us on procedures for lockdowns, fire drills, and walking on the right side of the hallway. The guards try to keep us from talking to each other by giving us pointless work that we will never need in the future. Guards think all prisoners should be the same. If we mess up on something, they think we need special help. When prisoners want to talk, we must raise our hand (a sign of being held hostage) and we must ask if we may do whatever it was we wanted to do. If a prisoner asks if they can do something, the guard will say, “I don’t know”. Prisoners therefore, must say, “May I do… “ . If a prisoner needs to go to the restroom, they must get permission, or go as a class. The restrooms look just like the restrooms in stores; however, the paper towels and tissue paper are different. The tissue paper is made of recycled sandpaper, and wax paper. The paper towels, are reused every year, form being recycled throughout the years, the paper towels are actually