BurningWillows
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2014
- Location
- Canada
Cell Block A - the top of the food chain, at least for the patients at Eternal Peaks. Anyone compliant enough eventually winds up on the second floor, and anyone on the second floor can tell you life gets a touch easier on that level. It's no vacation in the hell they are all in, but a bed beats a cold stone floor any day. Up on this level patients are allowed to freely roam except at night. Curfew starts at nine pm, and lasts till seven in the morning. But when the doors aren't closed locking them inside their cells, the patients in Block A get a number of priveledges to try and ease the torture of their daily lives. These privileges are awarded, and stripped, depending on behavior. For most, one of the best parts of the Block A is the cafeteria, a small mess hall run by the patients themselves, serving meals three times a day. The food is a step up from the slop fed to Block's B and C, and the fact the patients are in the kitchen, making meals, makes all the residents in Block A feel a little easier eating.
As well on the second floor, there are communal showers, alike Block B, although larger and free to use during the day. There is also a communal bathroom, set up with six stalls and six sinks, allowing both male and female patients to do their business in privacy of a stall, although cameras remain inside the room to watch for any...miscreants. There is a library, filled with books and again run by patients to keep tidy and organized. It also contains to computers, although the internet has been removed from both, only leaving a notepad app if anyone wants to write out their pains, and a handful of games. And their final privilege is the gardens, the true single serene area in the whole facility, a large room with a glass dome, filled with an array of plant life, with stone pathways through to wander and enjoy, and a small field in the very middle to take in and enjoy. In such a cruel place, it is an Eden of sorts to many, an escape into something natural and peaceful that can erase all the pain etched into their bodies.
This is what you get when you enter Cell Block A. Come. Enjoy.
Home Sweet Home - her own cell
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With the orientation in session Nysa finds her way back to her cell...at least for now. Like all others it was white and drab, with three concrete walls thick enough to withstand almost any force, and one glass wall against the hallway, so doctors and nurses could supervise them 24/7, eliminating privacy. Lucky for her though in Cell Block A toilets had been traded in for small mattresses, a minor luxury in this facility. Down in Block's B and C they had no beds, only walls, cold floors, and a small gross toilet. Worse of all was anyone could see you using it, the glass walls highlighting even your daily routine. In Cell Block A it was different though. Like the communal showers on every floor, Cell Block A was granted a communal bathroom for patients, with six stalls. Like the showers, it was co-ed, meaning you could find men or women inside, and plenty of people fucking. You'd think with all the torture, tests and analysing that most of the patients would have no time to make relations, or even want for one, but a few did. And Nysa had caught a number of couples hiding in a stall, trying to satisfy each other before a guard found them. Pleasure was not to be had in Eternal Peaks. At least that was supposed to be a rule, though it seemed to rarely be enforced. Especially for Nysali.
As well on the second floor, there are communal showers, alike Block B, although larger and free to use during the day. There is also a communal bathroom, set up with six stalls and six sinks, allowing both male and female patients to do their business in privacy of a stall, although cameras remain inside the room to watch for any...miscreants. There is a library, filled with books and again run by patients to keep tidy and organized. It also contains to computers, although the internet has been removed from both, only leaving a notepad app if anyone wants to write out their pains, and a handful of games. And their final privilege is the gardens, the true single serene area in the whole facility, a large room with a glass dome, filled with an array of plant life, with stone pathways through to wander and enjoy, and a small field in the very middle to take in and enjoy. In such a cruel place, it is an Eden of sorts to many, an escape into something natural and peaceful that can erase all the pain etched into their bodies.
This is what you get when you enter Cell Block A. Come. Enjoy.
Home Sweet Home - her own cell
Tags: no one
With the orientation in session Nysa finds her way back to her cell...at least for now. Like all others it was white and drab, with three concrete walls thick enough to withstand almost any force, and one glass wall against the hallway, so doctors and nurses could supervise them 24/7, eliminating privacy. Lucky for her though in Cell Block A toilets had been traded in for small mattresses, a minor luxury in this facility. Down in Block's B and C they had no beds, only walls, cold floors, and a small gross toilet. Worse of all was anyone could see you using it, the glass walls highlighting even your daily routine. In Cell Block A it was different though. Like the communal showers on every floor, Cell Block A was granted a communal bathroom for patients, with six stalls. Like the showers, it was co-ed, meaning you could find men or women inside, and plenty of people fucking. You'd think with all the torture, tests and analysing that most of the patients would have no time to make relations, or even want for one, but a few did. And Nysa had caught a number of couples hiding in a stall, trying to satisfy each other before a guard found them. Pleasure was not to be had in Eternal Peaks. At least that was supposed to be a rule, though it seemed to rarely be enforced. Especially for Nysali.