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thecapitol2014-08-02 10:49 pm
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Suspects' Holding Cell
The vans drive for what seems like an hour before they come to a stop, and Peacekeepers blindfold and forcefully drag even the most cooperative suspects into a building.
The suspects are all held in one cell, a large, metal room with a thick door and a single ledge that serves as a bench. Bright fluorescent lights beam from overhead. There are no windows and no clocks, no sign of where they might be.
The Peacekeepers take off the blindfolds, though without much care for whether they come off all the way or chafe or stay slung around the suspects' necks. The suspects' hands are left cuffed behind their backs, and even the most ingenious of them won't be able to pick the lock on their restraints, but they're otherwise left to roam freely through the space.
Suspects are removed, one at a time, at unpredictable intervals, by Peacekeepers armed with tasers. Some take three hours to return, while others are back within only a minute. Each of them comes back having been clearly roughed up and pressed for information that they may or may not hold; some are bleeding or sporting the beginnings of black eyes.
They'll be sleeping here tonight.
The suspects are all held in one cell, a large, metal room with a thick door and a single ledge that serves as a bench. Bright fluorescent lights beam from overhead. There are no windows and no clocks, no sign of where they might be.
The Peacekeepers take off the blindfolds, though without much care for whether they come off all the way or chafe or stay slung around the suspects' necks. The suspects' hands are left cuffed behind their backs, and even the most ingenious of them won't be able to pick the lock on their restraints, but they're otherwise left to roam freely through the space.
Suspects are removed, one at a time, at unpredictable intervals, by Peacekeepers armed with tasers. Some take three hours to return, while others are back within only a minute. Each of them comes back having been clearly roughed up and pressed for information that they may or may not hold; some are bleeding or sporting the beginnings of black eyes.
They'll be sleeping here tonight.
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Ok, that was fucking infuriating. She had PLANNED to kill that bitch come down the line, and now she couldn't even do it anymore!
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She gritted her teeth. Damn, but she hated her clipped wings. "So. She was taken down. Why do they think we could do it? It's fucking Penny, that wouldn't have been easy by any stretch."
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That much was true. Carlos had an idea of who had helped them do it, whoever they were, but he wasn't telling.
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"I'm sure they could cook up something if they really wanted, just in case it might come back around to them."
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"I know it looks bad," he said, "but it could be a lot worse. They could have decided to execute us all. The fact that they're torturing us means they want to find the one who did it, and will probably let the rest of us live."
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"Like I said. We can't do anything but wait."
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She sighed. "I swear to God, it doesn't matter what's happening, free or in fucking prison, I'm in prison anyway. I'm either bored and in good health, or jailed, tortured and fucking waiting. That's all this kind of life is. Swear, it would make some people lose their shit."
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"I'm sorry. I wish I had better advice," he said sadly. "But try to be patient, Mindy. A scientist must always be patient. Same with prisoners."
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"I'm here in a place with no windows and can be tortured at any time. If I haven't learned patience before, I sure as hell am gonna learn it now, along with how high my threshold is."
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He hopes the Peacekeepers are listening.
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She didn't have her hopes up there, but anything could happen.
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