Prisoner of Conscience
“Andrej Koscuisko had set his documentation in order yesterday; and had made his choice.He knew what was about to happen. He would have some soul into work-room. He would hurt some soul who was to be helpless against him. He would gain evidence and put a confession on Record, for the use of the Second Judge at Chilleau Judiciary; and he would enjoy it.“Cell Twelve, gentlemen.” Standing at the entrance to the restricted block, Andrej made his announcement in a clear voice. Cell Twelve would know ...that he was to go to torture. But the other prisoners would know that their doom was to be delayed, at least for a day. “Through to work area, if you please.”Cell Twelve hadn’t been here as long as some of the others, might be a little more resilient than people who’d been shut up in the dark for too long. Well, not in the dark, but in holding cell, where the food and the exercise both made available were not calculated to sustain good health.The prisoner didn’t struggle much against Code and Toska — what would be the point?MoreLess
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