Reply #162: To clarify, I was responding to the original poster [View All]

[ThorsHammer]

"One gets accustomed to the lifestyle prison provides, and finds ways to make himself useful and fulfilled. He can read, he can exercise, he can play games, he can dream, he can remember, he can "find religion." Lacy gets to do none of that."

If that's the case, that is way too good for him. After the crime he was convicted of, he needs to be in one of those prisons where he gets minimal recreation time and is forced to think about what he has done, rather than "getting accustomed to the lifestyle prison provides."