Design Your Prison

I'm kind of lazy to tell you the truth; don't need to draw my prison. It's simple really. I call it....(pause for dramatic effects) THE CUBE. Yes, it's sincerely a cube. You see, there are 5 floors in this prison, with 20 prisoners each to their cells on all sides of the prison, except for the guard room, which is located always in the center of a floor, with a staircase leading upwards and downwards, with the exceptions of the 5th floor and the first floor. The first door, which has the entrance to the prison, has a specially designed monitor room. This room is NOT in the center of the floor, but rather, the side, and there are two doors in this guard room: one to enter the monitor room, and exit into The Cube's first floor, and the other door exiting out. While the door to the monitor room requires merely the key, the door out requires fingerprint as well. I'll talk about The Cube's cube main wall later. :P The guard routine is very interesting. You see, there are 10 guards assigned to each guard room. Throughout the day, starting from 6:00 AM sharp all the way to 10:00 PM sharp, 5 guards are assigned to go out and check on the prisons. They circle back and forth, watching the prisoners carefully, starting some conversations, even, to keep their routine times irregular. 2 guards go back, and 2 other guards come out. Thus, in different cycles, there are always 5 guards outside watching the prisons, some checking on the isolation chambers once in a while as well. The meals are quite interesting. Each floor's prisoners go in two groups, and these groups are chosen randomly by all 10 guards, who all escort them to the lunch room. 5 guards leave but 5 other guards are still there, watching inside the cafeteria. The cafeteria is located on one side of the prison, and it is locked with a fingerprint-scan door, and the walls are transparent glass. Think you can hide under the tables or behind the trash can? Naw, you can't. They'll see you. Now what exactly is for the prisoners to eat? The answer is, cubes, cubes, and more cubes. We use plastic knives, spoons, and forks, as well as plastic trays. We have cold pork cut into little cubes, and cube lettuce, the only thing that isn't cube is the water cup, which is made of paper. Sometimes we serve cube sandwitches with chicken in them and tomato. After the meal, we make sure the prisoners throw away their tray and utencils, then have the 5 guards escort the prisoners back. All 10 guards come out and escort the second group, then the first 5 guards go back into the guard room to have their meal, and the other 5 guards guard the prisoners in the cafeteria. Sometimes, a guard comes out to check on the prisoners and the guards, to make sure everything is okay, so meal time is quite unpredictable. Guard equipment is pretty standard: -Tazer -Fast-firing low-recoil 6-bullet handgun -Extra magazines -Talkie-walkie -Bullet-proof vest Now that we've covered the basic layouts and lunch time, let's get to the cell design. The cell has bars, standard metal bars, and locked by keys only accessable in the guards' pockets. The walls are made of pure concrete, 10 inches thick each. There is a special reflective concrete used as the back wall, that makes the guards be able to see the prisoner's face even if the prisoner is not facing them. The bed is merely a thin layer of dirty mattress, and there is a water pipe that can be opened nearby to release cold water. There is a toothbrush and toothpaste provided for the prisoner, and there is a standard dirty toilet nearby. On the other hand, the isolation cells are quite more hefty and tough on the prisoners. For starters, these cells need to be opened by the guard's keys AND fingerprints. These isolation cells are made of solid steel covering the concrete, except the door, which is pure steel, with just one small area of tinted window--that can't even look out, only look in--and almost sound-proof doors (so you never know when the guard is going to check up on you). The isolation cell has a steel "chair" that is part of the wall design (so you can't take it off), and the same dirty mattress is provided on that "chair", except it's super-glued there so you can't take it. (You could potentially take the other mattress to the isolation chamber, but what good what that do). Multiple incidents that force you into the isolation chamber may have the guards increase your punishment by putting hand-cuffs on your hands, and your feet. Work-outs must be performed in-cell. The prisoners must request the guards to bring the equipment, and the guard brings it to the prisoner, only narrowly opening the cell door, and closes it while watching the prisoner. The prisoner may only work out for a maximum for 45 minutes in the morning, 45 minutes in the afternoon. Running is not allowed. After working out, the equipment is bought back to the guard room by the guards. Night time is very interesting. We have all the guards go outside the prison (locking the doors behind them in the process) and walk in a perimeter walk around the prison. We have four (cubic) towers that flash night lights back and forth across the prison, and the prison perimeter. These towers are locked with the finger-print technique, and 3 guards are within each tower as they watch with night-vision binoculars to make sure the prisoners do not escape. The fence guarding the prison is pretty standard, really. NOT. It's pure concrete, made of cube blocks, except the main door, which is made of solid steel, and can only be opened remotely via guard room. The concrete is topped with some electrified barb-wire fence. (Speak about getting toasted!) Note that, the towers are out of the "Fence" and watching over. Even if you get out of the prison, remember to open the door, there will be two guards guarding this door and see you before you even make it to the doorstep, thus shooting you and killing you. The cube is located in a remote cut-down (small) jungle. No animals are known to reside there, and pretty much the whole jungle was cleared out for The Cube. The Cube is about 5 miles away from the nearest city, which delivers supplies to The Cube every month (and these supplies are put into the Guard Room). The supply deliverer is checked by the guards, and X-ray scanned by a machine, which would be put back into the storage room of the Guard Room after being used. The Cube is truly a deadly prison. You don't want to end up in The Cube. Good luck escaping!