Escape Plan!

My opponent's prison is way, way too secure. I do agree that Hell, is truly, a living hell. My place seems like a walk in the park by comparison. There is pretty much no way out of my opponent's prison once you're in there. For one, the prison layout, although simple to grasp and plan in one's head, seems to have no obvious flaws in it that I can see, even when "I look at it from a different perspective", as Ray Breslin suggests. Not only are the cells locked well, but as are the guard's room from the outside, and even the camera center. The cells themselves are made of solid steel, and not only do the bed material plus the water NOT help us escape, there are cameras located in EVERY FREAKING CELL. (That has gotta cost A LOT. If I ever do this again, I'll try putting a financial limit on how costly our prisons can be :P)Moving on to the isolation chambers. For once isolation chambers do what they do: they isolate and are even harder than the cells to escape. There seems to be no reason to go to the isolation chambers except only that one time to see what they look like and how unescapable they are.Next up is outside help. Without letters "to my family", I cannot communicate with the outside people for them to help me. Even if I get paper trays, and "write" on them using the water, I cannot find a way to "send it outside". Even while I can communicate with other prisoners, they won't be able to help either. The only availible materials, as far as we are concerned, are these possibilities: -Prisoners wearing glasses-Our clothes and shoes-The single mattress-The bed-Paper trays/cupsThe outside help, even though available, is far too limited. HOWEVER I have a plan that I will reveal later that involves outside help, that just might work...Let's move on to finally anaylzing the guard routine. The guard routine, similar to mine, is unpredictable, but while my guards patrol the entire building, he has specific amounts of guards assigned to every floor. Even without the guards, the cameras and monitors are enough to prevent any escape from within the cell. As for the guard routine during lunch, there's like one guard for every person escorting there, and with them watching, the prisoner won't be getting any paper trays or cups any time soon--not that they would help in cracking steel walls, anyhow. There are simply no blind spots--whether in the cell, isolation chamber areas, lunch, or even work-out time, there are too many guards. Even if we suppose that the door was open--as Zaradi mentioned in the comments, two guards stand in the doorway while you excercise--AND I managed to "accidentally" fling the weights, surprising them and giving them concussions--chances to tazer them with a taste of their own medicine--all of this under PERFECT timing, seeing the guards just went back, then the monitor people will probably notice and call guards to come up from the lower floor to get you. Even assuming by Hollywood magic, I manage to avoid the guards' tazers while counter-tazering them, and for the love of God MAKE IT OUT OF THE FRONT DOOR OF THE PRISON, I STILL CANNOT MAKE IT AT LEAST 100 METERS OUTSIDE OF THE PRISON!!But fortunately I have a plan B. Being the Houdini I am, I know I can't make it past the fence without some serious threats. Therefore I could technically use the tazered guards to open up the security rooms, and even if guards are already there, grabbing for firearms, I could use the guards as "vests" to protect me, forcing them to change their positions to try to shoot me/tazer me without harming the guards, and I can then obtain firearms to threaten the guards's lives (or at least, point a gun at a tazered guard's head), and then....they'll be forced to open the gate for me, and VIOLA! I have escaped!(Note that, even if the guards are well-trained to react and dodge/catch the weights in a Hollywood movie-style, I could still yell in a very convincing way while shockingly pointing behind them: "WHAT??! HOW'D HE MAKE IT OUT THERE??!" And I guarantee both of the guards will look behind them, giving myself giving a good chance to knock them clear)Zaradi of course will question this plan and point out the flaws, whatever they may be. That is why, of course, I always have a plan B. You see, I didn't know if I was going to get help on the island. Thus I communicated with "the helper" in our team to track me down with a tracker and use a boat to get to the island. This "helper" has many tools available. He uses binoculars to watch out for a helicopter indicating incoming prisoners, and listens while looking carefully for incoming trucks. After making absolutely sure there is no one coming, since there is nobody outside of the prison, they cannot see him working. He uses rubber gloves to protect against the electric fence, and cuts an opening near the left side, around the back, to make sure that when the guards come, they won't notice the hole in the fence. And then, he'll leave, knowing I'd find a way out of the prison. And my previous plan talking about the troubles of the fence will be gone! I knew my helper put a hole in the fence, and I'd be able to quickly sprint to the fence, getting out of the prison. I have no doubts that I will be able to make it 100 meters away from the prison before they either shoot me or tazer me. I'm a mighty fast runner.As you can see as hellish as your prison may be, and as harsh the environments are, and even though I spotted no flaw in your prison layout, your guard routine was kind of predictable in some sense (once the guards walk to the end, they walk back), and I have successfully escaped your prison! Let's see how you do, Zaradi.