When Tommy woke-up he found himself staring up at the ceiling and then at the window, up too high. Not right. The sunlight coming in the room was leaving dusty rays on the window sill and in the air. What the fuck...? Tommy could not understand anything. He sat up fast, his bare feet hitting cold cement. He was suddenly alert; his eyes scanning. "Oh, fuck," he whispered. "Oh, fuck." White painted bars. Steel toliet. Bars. Bars. Bars. Fucking bars...Where the fuck are my shoes? "Oh, fuck," Tommy squeaked. He felt dizzy. He focused his eyes on his feet; stretched them across the steel. He noticed the bottom of his jeans were damp and itchy against his skin. "Don't puke, Tommy," he said outloud. Why the fuck am I here? Tommy called out, "Hello...?" But no one answered. On shaky feet, Tommy made his way to the bars. "Hello...Hello..." He looked down the hallway as far as he could, noticed he was in the last cell. No...