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The Shangri-la Correctional Facility houses inmates from the most privileged classes of our society. We need to isolate these criminals in a separate prison to stop them from buying all the guards and inmates and to make sure they know they are being punished. Much of the overall structure is the same as that of a middle class prison, but with subtle differences. For instance, new inmates are generally referred to as 'fish'. Here they are called 'quiche'. Instead of confining prisoners to small cells, the Shangri-la golf course only has nine holes. And rather than imposing heavy labor on prisoners, they are forced to pick up after themselves. While these somewhat less than extreme conditions may fall short of those we normally associate with correctional institutions, I assure you that they are unbearable to upper class inmates. In fact, the suicide rate at Shangri-la is higher than any other institution's. For Faraway Places, I'm...
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