[All over the Barge - stuck on doors, walls, in the bookshelves in the library, in the cutlery drawers in the kitchen, on the gym equipment - there are envelopes, addressed either to 'Wardens' or 'Inmates'. They contain bits of paper with short phrases and questions.
The ones addressed to the Wardens say things like:
Why bother?
Do you really think your inmate is listening?
What are you gaining from this?
Why don't you just give up already?
Rehabilitation doesn't work.
And the ones addressed to the Inmates? Well, they say things like:
If you're stuck here, why not make it interesting?
The wardens are trapped by their morals; we're the scum and that means we're free.
Why do you listen to those self-righteous assholes?
What good is being good? It's far too late for that.
What can they do if you misbehave, kill you?]
The ones addressed to the Wardens say things like:
Why bother?
Do you really think your inmate is listening?
What are you gaining from this?
Why don't you just give up already?
Rehabilitation doesn't work.
And the ones addressed to the Inmates? Well, they say things like:
If you're stuck here, why not make it interesting?
The wardens are trapped by their morals; we're the scum and that means we're free.
Why do you listen to those self-righteous assholes?
What good is being good? It's far too late for that.
What can they do if you misbehave, kill you?]