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Anthony**

The old saying of your problems leave after you wake up, or your problems seize to exist after a deep slumber is highly exaggerated not to mention totally wrong. They don't leave, in fact they sometimes haunt you in your dreams. When you arose, they're staring at you directly in the face. It becomes much worse when you have no idea how to solve it. This was my dilemma. I wasn't at a cross road, that could mean I had options, I had to make a choice, and I had a say. My situation denotes me being caged. I wasn't given the chance to fully explore things, it was poured on me like a bucket of water. I think that was the

point of this whole "exercise." Jericho and the others were killed in cold blood.

He left me on the account of my resourcefulness. If I knew they were going to end up dead, I might as well have pulled the trigger myslef. I could have done that, instead I saved them with high hopes of making them suffer. One more thing he takes away from me. There is progress. I kn