Amelia had not realised her mistake in that which she had had, perhaps it was just a Freudian slip about gentlemen, or something else not that it really mattered. She watched the woman carefully, trying to see what strength of mind she had, trying to understand if this place scared her as much as it did the others she had seen. Perhaps the others were weak, or they just did not understand the significance of the experience.<br/><br/>“Television? Oh I am not a great fan of television I prefer to read, I do hope the Library here is well stocked, I enjoy to read, what about yourself? I am pleased I have been placed with an educated woman, I am afraid I find the ‘unwashed mass’s’ rather irritating. I realize that is not politically correct…but it appears that is the least of my crimes in the eyes of the law.”<br/><br/>She tilted her head then and licked her lips, “How interesting...I do not think you are lying to me on the matter of your crimes, it seems then you certainly did upset someone didn’t you? The question is what are you going to do about it. I might be able to help you but I have my own work here. The first of course is our most rude and unpleasant guard and his little friend…” Amelia took a breath, “I do hope you won’t tell anyone…however I am thinking you would rather like to repay that worthless little man for his behavior than get me into trouble...”<br/><br/>“Can I ask? Are you married, because if you are then you should surely be more protected…it would be wrong for you to be forced to commit adultery and I am not sure I could allow that.” She smiled innocently again.<br/>