I had already browsed the pages of the only magazine extant (a well-thumbed three-year-old edition of 'Highlights for Children'), counted the number o... broken ceiling tiles (six) and cursed myself repeatedly for failing to bring along something to keep me entertained during the endless waiting. After having exhausted all my usual options, I was thus reduced to something I usually go to great lengths to avoid: making eye contact with my fellow inmates.I first noticed a woman rummaging through. ”Mel breaks in, “I always enjoy viewing Alice dressed the way she is right now.”Alice smiles, “You certainly do don’t you.” Then to me, “Let’s get you out of those clothes.” I continue admiring the view out the window while Alice removes my clothing. Alice hangs my clothing on a recessed hook.“Z dear, since Mel is still dressed let’s help him get undressed.”Mel allows himself to be undressed. Alice hangs his clothes on another hook.I ask about the wide picture window. “I’m a bit of an. Sitting in a chair some of the waiters' come of to check if he was ok. Sitting there about to faint the staff had just noticed he was unsteady. Frank was unable to reply as a doctor was called to check him out. For the first time Frank started to think about his predicament. The doctor himself seemed a little unsteady as he was touching Franks' body more than seemed necessary, Frank finally realized that the doctor was coming onto him! He could see a bulge in the mans pants! Frank was still. "Yes, but they killed him yesterday. He's forgotten I suppose." She shook her head and then walked off to help tend our wounded."She explained," the boy said. "But we were loyal, all of us and my brother, he was ready to join a Tory legion and fight for his king." How long have you been prisoners?" I asked."Three days. They did awful things to Mother and Michelle, all of them"I looked at the boy; he seemed perhaps ten, but I'm no judge of youth. Once all our men could travel and we had buried.