Probably not, with the hard on he has for good behavior. Also, I think if he showed up amongst the inmate population, it would be worse than a child molester in the maximum security sector.

[His attention isn't on what he's saying, that much is obvious. It's on something sharper, deeper. Something that doesn't warrant a label such as "so cool." The same muscley intensity Cassel had been wary of when he began this conversation, focused entirely now on the warden on the other end of the line.

Then, decisively and firmly:] What do you need to hear to be okay?