psychotic teenager. The sad story about him is I am sure that the eastern writer's way overdid it, but then that's part of crime isn't it? I mean, this fascination with it has not ceased simply because power has reconfigured it. Okay that's one example, but I don't want to leave it with that example at all because we get in the great reformers some clues as to what they are up that are magnificent and some of them related to architecture and that's very important if you are to understand the point Foucault is driving at, which is not simply about prisons, although they are his -- prisons and criminology -- are the focus of his study. He is trying to point out that we have a society that is an entire carceral body; a social prison within each one of us have certain safe walks and certain excluded walks, and all of them are surveilled and our behaviour is surveilled. You know this, you have walked in malls and the dummies now -- you know, the clothing dummies -- frequently have these little cameras for eyes so that they watch you while you shop. I mean, this is... I don't want them watching me when I... I am so overweight, when I am trying on a new pair of pants, I don't want to be... have some anonymous person in a booth watching me try on my new pants... I just... but surveillance isn't like that, and I