June 4th,
2037
1135
Dear Earth Diary.
Well if they’re trying to kill me, at least
they chose to do it deliciously. This isn’t half bad.
Maybe one more slice. I’m already dead, no
need to worry about my waistline.
Hmm, this would go great with some bacon…
what’s this?
There’s a note in the cake. Which I just
accidentally ate the corner of. Hopefully there wasn’t anything important in
that bit.
“Sorry to hear you’ll be dying soon.”
How thoughtful. I think.
“Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to
escape?”
Yes. Continue, unhelpful note.
“Such a shame there isn’t. I mean, there’s no
way you’ll ever find out the code to your cell door is 4447-“
…DAMN IT. I ate the last number.
Is that part of a 2? Or a 7? I… damn my
stomach. Or teeth. Oh just damn the entire evolution of the human digestive
system.
That’s it, I’m becoming a jellyfish.
1137
Ok, so there’s really only 10 possible
combinations. And from the bit I can see, it can’t be a 6, 9, 8, 5, or 4.
Unless they’re really bad at numbers. So that’s only 4 options. Easy. Soon I
will taste freedom!
Which hopefully tastes like cake.
Alright…
44471
PASSWORD INCORRECT. FLOOR WILL ELECTRIFY
AFTER TWO MORE FAILED ATTEMPTS.
…Well great.
44472
PASSWORD INCORRECT. ONE ATTEMPT REMAINS.
Aargh! I don’t want to die! This was a bad
idea.
Instead, I could just sit in my cell for a
week. And then die.
Well, here goes nothing.
4447…
Which is it… 3 or 7? Life or death? Which
number is my favourite –
PASSWORD ACCEPTED. THANK YOU. ENJOY YOUR
FREEDOM.
It was just 4447?
YES.
And you have voice control?
YES.
But what’s on the paper? There was the edge
of another number, I saw it right there on the note…
Oh. That’s a crumb.
I nearly died because of a crumb.
Yup.
…Let’s get the hell out of there.
1142
PASSWORD ACCEPTED
Should probably not leave the cake here. It
was quite delicious.
Plus, um, we might get ants or something.
1145
Right, now if I was a designer of prison
complexes… where would I design an exit?
All the doors look the same. Big, white, and…
doory.
Guess I could try this one.
WHIIIIIIIIIIIR
Nope. A lab. Not an exit. Do labs have exits?
Probably not. Alright, next one.
“Well, aren’t you going to say hello?”
Who said that?
“Over here, dummy.”
…3.0? Is that you?
“Long time no see.”
Well, I actually can’t see you.
“Look down.”
Are you on the floor?
“Cold.”
The table?
“Warm!”
You’re not on the table. There’s just lab
equipment and a brain in a jar. Ew.
“Gee, thanks.”
…You’re a brain in a jar?
“So they tell me. I don’t have eyes.”
Oh my God. What did they do to you?
“They made me into a brain. And then put me
in a jar.”
I don’t know what to say.
“Hello would work.”
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