Dima0016 wrote:Miisa Karlsson
Hi, I would like to ask you a couple of questions.
How did you feel when you first appeared to be a prisoner? After all, at one moment you were a free person, and at another you were behind bars. And,
And I’m very interested in what event has become the most emotional and memorable for you over the years?
I apologize in advance for having bad English.
Thanks.
"How did you feel when you first appeared to be a prisoner?"
My imprisonment under the Committee began slowly, at first it was maybe like a light imprisonment. After difficult and unpleasant times it was a relief to me, I felt that I am safe and taken care of.
I'm not "thrown into the dungeon" in the sense, I got used to it over time.
I was not "free" before this period of imprisonment. I was forced into a life I didn't want.
" if it’s not difficult for you, could you tell us how this happened, please".
I'm working on that I get written continuation of my "Life Story". There I'll tell what happened.
It's a long story, we'll have to wait a second. My life is like a bad and sad B grade movie, said one of my friends who visits me sometimes.
"what event has become the most emotional and memorable for you over the years?"
Perhaps the biggest (and most emotional) thing has been the mistake we made in the early days of this captivity.
Then my location was different than it was now, it was my first actual prison. It was built on a former dog kennel / farm.
The place doesn't matter, but then I only had one guard, a man who lived in the same building. He took care of me, we were a lot together.
Over time we fell in love and for a moment everything was fine.
Then reality came and the man realized that he could not live such a close life with a prisoner. He found a new woman. He wanted a normal family around him.
I was relocated and the practices were radically changed. It was the beginning of my "Max Security" life.
It was a very dramatic time that proved the prisoner is unsuitable for love life.
Of course, there are many situations in the last ten years. Weddings, parties, birthdays, funerals and many other things which I would have liked to be involved in.
But the prisoner cannot participate in them, I understand that.
There are also many good memories.
When living a very limited life you can appreciate the little things. It can be like someone writing to me ... or post other things over the network, someone who considers me a "normal" person and treats me like that.
At my former location I was able to receive small gifts, it was nice.
In the current system making them available is more difficult. I've been given some gifts here, but I can't keep them, I can only see them, then they are taken away. There should be nothing extra in the cell (fire safety thing).
"I apologize in advance for having bad English."
Your English is much, much better than mine