Merle: Funny Mike.
Mike: What's that Cal?
Merle: This used to be exercise run for fuckers on death row, remember? Now it's a fucking kennel. Must be something in there. Some kind of metaphor.
Mike: I don't know.
Merle: Nights in the hole. You ever get those vivid dreams? I was having the best fucking dream, man. They say solitary's cruel and unusual. Doesn't have to be.
Mike: Why are you back?
Merle: 'Cause I missed ya. Shit just seemed a little, I don't know, rudderless. Gave it a minute. Bidded my time. Shit got worse.
Mike: So you come back to town. You don't reach out? That it?
Merle: I sent up a flare. I hear you took over for Mitch. That's big shoes brother. Big shoes.
Mike: Somebody had to do it.
Merle: No doubt. I was sorry to hear about him. And your mom now. Jesus, Mike. That's fucking body blows.
Mike: Merle, look I need your help, alright? Bomb set off at KPD last night. Two soldiers. Your people.
Merle: My people?
Mike: Yeah.
Merle: I just got back Mike. Sounds like old resentments.
Mike: Well they fucked up the job, Cal. The cops got one of them. Guy tried to shoot through a wall of SWAT.
Merle: Shit. They don't sound like rocket scientists, now do they?
Mike: KPD finds the other one. They're going to know who ordered. That could be a problem for you. Just saying. If I find him, I can make the problem go away. I need a name.
Merle: Get me back into gen pop. I'll see if I can get you an ID. It's the best I can do. Give me the day.
Mike: I can get you six hours.


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The consequence of a riot is dismantling the illusion that prison is controlled by the guards. The consequence of putting down the riot is dismantling the leadership structure within the inmates. All that remains is chaos until a new leadership structure is created, and when there are no leaders inside, there are no leaders outside. All gangs are from prison because that's where all gangsters end up. And so is our new reality, and that reality is chaos.

Mike

My father used to say, I can't wait to get old, for my mind to soften, and my memories to rot away. The hardest thing to do is forget, forget the scars that life gives you, forget the scars you gave others. The challenge, then, is hiding a few memories worth keeping from your dying mind. He told me to keep a journal and only write down the good things. Then, when the bad things fade away, you can read about the happy life you had. But minds don't forget so easy, and the horror that we witness and endure takes root. Only madness and dementia can remove it.

Mike