Narrative Essay On Small Security Prison

A man was walking up and down the aisle, baton in hand, with his security badge on his light gray shirt that looks like it was just polished. He was on a prison bus, making sure these inmates didn't try anything stupid, watching them closely. However, there was one in particular he was keeping a close eye on. His name you might ask? Jared. Jared Smith. He was nothing special, but what he did to get into the place he is now was so unspeakable, so terrifying, that everyone hated him. Not only this, but he did it 3 times over the course of the past 5 years, being put in jail for small amounts of time, but this third time meant something he was in for a treat. The bus, along with Jared, was being transferred from a low security prison to one of the highest security prisons within the state. Jared looked at the place when they entered the gate, and noticed that they …show more content…
The next morning, Jared was ushered to a different part of the jail, because he was such a dangerous inmate, and the guards shoved him into what would be his home for 4 days a week. Being about the size of a king size bed, this cell had all the amenities anyone would ever want. A wood bench, light, and metal door. The next 23 hours were for just to him, with peace and quiet, and those little voices that are in your head. No one felt bad for Jared, he was a criminal after all, and who doesn’t love destroying minds?

This ensued for Jared for quite some time. Infraction, solitary confinement, infraction, more solitary confinement, and so forth for what seemed like 25 or 30 years behind those barbed wire walls. He became a new man, and was taught his lesson for doing the unspeakable things he did. He will never be the same, but that's what happens when you can’t feed yourself and have to steal cookies from the cookie jar. No one ever saw him again after he left, but no one cared. He broke the law after