What Is The Difference Between Earlonne And The Other Inmates

1. In my opinion, I feel like an appropriate amount of time for inmates to be in the SHU should depend on what type of crime they committed. For example, if inmates are there because they killed someone then they should be there for 5 years but if they’re there because they raped and killed someone then they do deserve to be there for decades so they can pay and suffer for what they did instead of giving them death penalty or having them in jails or prisons. But I also think about all the side effects it could bring to the inmates and that could make it worst for them, their families, and the other inmates.

2. After listening to Earlonne and the other inmates describe their time in SHU, I felt bad for them because they basically treat them
worst, then animals in a cage. By giving them a glass of water a day, small toothbrushes, tiny soaps that need to last a week (which is ridiculous), prohibiting visits, not being able to go outside to breath fresh air, and having to do everything inside a little cellie. When the inmates were describing everything that they went through at SHU I couldn’t imagine everything because I was so in shock just listening to them speak. I feel like at the beginning the inmates that share cellies with someone feel good about having “roommates” but at some point, they obviously get tired and bad things can happened like they were explaining in this episode. This is all because of the limited space and the limited stuff they can do in SHU.