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C. 2 Harnly: Questions And Answers

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1.C.2 Harnly You decide to not answer the questions. They then take you to a dark room. You are shoved into the room and told to stay. You wait for hours. The room is dark with 2 windows one on the back wall and one on the left wall. Both windows are covered by an blind that is locked onto the window so you can’t pull it up. You decide to attempt to escape and so you start looking around to see if there is anything that you can use to get out. You remember that your pocket knife has a lock picker on it. You quickly pull it out but then put it back in as you don’t want this group of people to see what your doing. You look around for something to cover the door with and see a sheet on your bed. You quickly put it on top of the door. You then

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