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HARPER walks in. He closes the door behind him. No cameras in here. HARPER > You’re an idiot. Cain keeps working. HARPER (CONT'D) > You had 18 years of peace. No enemies. No debt. You were invisible. Then you pick up a stray? CAIN > He’s a kid. HARPER > They’re all kids. And they all die or become Corrigan. Those are the options. CAIN > Maybe there’s a third. Harper laughs—no humor. HARPER > Not in here. You know what’s gonna happen. Corrigan’s gonna lean on you. You’re gonna lean back. And I’m gonna have to fill out a dozen forms. CAIN > Then don’t watch. HARPER > I don’t watch. I count. And I’m telling you—Cain versus Corrigan? You lose either way. You fight, you go to the SHU for a year. You don’t fight, the kid gets carved. Cain stops. Turns to Harper. CAIN > What do you care? Harper is quiet for a moment. He takes out his toothpick. HARPER > I don’t. I just hate paperwork. He leaves. Cain stares at the spinning washer. The water churns. The weight of the choice settles on his shoulders.

Harper stands by the control booth. He sees Angel’s face. No sympathy. HARPER > Told you. Don’t look at anyone’s cards. Angel doesn’t respond. He just keeps walking. Dark. The only light is from the corridor, seeping under the door. prison life script

The weight of survival vs. the weight of conscience. HARPER walks in

CORRIGAN (38), clean-shaven, wearing his prison blues like a business suit, walks with two COs. He’s laughing, shaking hands with a guard. Corrigan is untouchable. HARPER > You’re an idiot

On the top bunk, CAIN is lying on his back, eyes open, staring at the ceiling. He hasn’t moved. He heard everything.

ACROSS THE ROOM: Corrigan holds court. His table is full. He leans in and whispers to a large, tattooed skinhead named REAPER. Reaper nods. Looks at Angel.