They ignored me.Two days later, two warders, one of each, came into my cell, stripped me, and gave me an enema. They cleaned me up after that and put ...e in a thin robe and dragged me to a clinic where a doctor checked me out, gave me an injection and took about a quarter litre of blood for testing."She seems okay," the quack told the screws, "but you'd better make sure everyone uses a condom until we get the results back." What the fuck!" I started to protest, but the man held me while the. " No," I said sternly, "you're going to have to live without them." But they make us content!" my mother-in-law exclaimed. "They make us happy." You were happy before you were wearing them," I replied. "You'll be happy again once you've gotten over the drugs in your system. Until then, I'm sorry." No!" several of the women cried out in protest."Yes," I said with finality, "now get used to it."They argued and I ignored them. I grabbed some food and took off to eat by myself. Tilly came and. ‘Richard is mooning about the place like someone’s hit him over the head with a cricket bat.’ She took a deep breath, he seemed to be enjoying his role as the evil brother and it was quite a performance, she wondered if perhaps he should joinan amateur dramatics society but before she had the chance to deliver the sarcastic barb he was speaking again. ‘And now you’re minding the shop for Sally,’ he was talking in a funny childish singsongy voice and it was coming across as a bit demented. ‘Is. Then after a while they calmed down and Helen said, "I've been meaning to talk to you about something. It's sort of a confession. I'd like to talk to someone about it and you're one of the nicest people I know. Do you mind?" Of course not," Brenda replied."You may change your mind once you hear it." Come on, Helen, I thought we're friends." I hope we are. Anyway, it's about Vernon. I guess I talk about him a lot, don't I?" Not any more than I talk about Ken." Maybe it's different with me. You.