It was more than likely that the girl whose name was given to them was the only actual dissident, but the orders were to be thorough. The roommates would also be questioned, nearby rooms examined, and so on.<br/><br/>The dissident was thrown into a van with all the care one might give a sack of potatoes. During the ride she was to be bound hand and foot, and have a bag put over her head. The man doing this knew, roughly, why. It wasn't to keep her from escaping, after all she was outnumbered and only a student. It was to keep her disoriented longer when she managed to wake up.<br/><br/>And during that time, the initial interrogation would begin. Very few people actually said anything then, and the man didn't understand why. He said as much to the other man in the back. The other man said that he figured that the dissidents probably thought that they could hold on, or wouldn't be sold out.<br/><br/>Eventually, at a stop, the driver started talking with the two men in the back. How the older one's kid was doing. Small, inconsequential things.<br/><br/>After all, it wasn't their lives being shattered.