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Journalist: Please describe your cell facilities and measurements in more detail.

Marin: The cell is extremely cramped, only 3x3 meters. Other than a single narrow bed and small cabinet, there's nothing else. The mattress is thin and it gets very hot in summer without air-conditioning, making it hard to sleep at night.

Journalist: It must have been tough adapting to such a poor environment.

Marin: Yes, especially at first. More lonely was the lack of a single window, staring at the same walls all day, which was really depressing.

Journalist: How did you cope with the stress?

Marin: My most common ways of coping were books or escaping to happier places in my imagination.

Journalist: From your description, the facilities seem quite basic. Were there any undiscovered details?

Marin: Actually, there were some small things worth mentioning. The walls and ceiling had many scratches that must have been left by previous inmates. Also, a hidden indent that I guessed was used to secretly pass things.

Journalist: Did you ever make use of these "special" areas?

Marin: No, I focused primarily on myself and supporting my fellow inmates. But I did consider using the indent once, though refrained in case it violated rules. Despite the cramped space, maintaining a positive mentality and bonding with others was key to adapting.

Journalist: Thank you for the insightful details. I'm sure your freedom will be restored soon.

Marin: Thank you for your concern. I still firmly believe the truth will come to light in time, as long as I continue working hard. Things can only get better from here.

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Artwork made by Dall-E 3

Description
Journalist: Please describe your cell facilities and measurements in more detail.

Marin: The cell is extremely cramped, only 3x3 meters. Other than a single narrow bed and small cabinet, there's nothing else. The mattress is thin and it gets very hot in summer without air-conditioning, making it hard to sleep at night.

Journalist: It must have been tough adapting to such a poor environment.

Marin: Yes, especially at first. More lonely was the lack of a single window, staring at the same walls all day, which was really depressing.

Journalist: How did you cope with the stress?

Marin: My most common ways of coping were books or escaping to happier places in my imagination.

Journalist: From your description, the facilities seem quite basic. Were there any undiscovered details?

Marin: Actually, there were some small things worth mentioning. The walls and ceiling had many scratches that must have been left by previous inmates. Also, a hidden indent that I guessed was used to secretly pass things.

Journalist: Did you ever make use of these "special" areas?

Marin: No, I focused primarily on myself and supporting my fellow inmates. But I did consider using the indent once, though refrained in case it violated rules. Despite the cramped space, maintaining a positive mentality and bonding with others was key to adapting.

Journalist: Thank you for the insightful details. I'm sure your freedom will be restored soon.

Marin: Thank you for your concern. I still firmly believe the truth will come to light in time, as long as I continue working hard. Things can only get better from here.

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Artwork made by Dall-E 3