:56:03
...with no interest in you or your case.
:56:04
-l'd like to see the dungeons.
-l'm sorry? Dungeons?
:56:08
The old citadel, the sub-level of the prison.
:56:10
That's mostly storage...
:56:12
...a few solitary cells.
:56:14
No dungeons.
:56:15
l would like to see
the solitary-confinement cells.
:56:18
l would love to show those cells to you,
but l can't.
:56:20
lt's an insurance risk to visitors during a
riot. lf you're there, we can't protect you.
:56:24
Thank you for your concern.
:56:26
l could show you the exercise yard.
:56:30
You have papers.
:56:32
l have papers, so you can cut
the good-guy act.
:56:36
l do consider myself
as one of the good guys...
:56:39
...and perhaps more than you...
:56:41
...l know what the bad guys are like.
:56:43
l'd like to read them. Please.
:56:46
Thank you.
:56:49
That's a court order...
:56:50
...instructing you to permit us access
to the solitary-confinement cells.
:56:54
And to allow the photographer
to take pictures of the same...
:56:57
...to be used as exhibits in the trial
of The People vs. Young.
:56:59
You are also instructed
to hand over to us...
:57:02
...the complete medical
and disciplinary files as to therein.
:57:05
If you refuse to do so...
:57:07
...you'll have to appear in court
and show just cause.
:57:16
Why don't you take Miss McCasslin
out for some air?
:57:18
l was told not to leave you alone.
:57:20
l don't care. You may be used to
these conditions but obviously she's not.
:57:25
We've been searched. Take her outside,
or we'll discuss this with Mr. Glenn.
:57:29
All right.
:57:30
No more photos.
:57:33
You all right?
:57:34
Thanks.
:57:35
l just need some air.
:57:58
My God!