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Question: in andor, how did prisoners conclude that they are never getting released? (programming.dev)
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If imperioum has made a mistake a sent a man that was released back to some other level, how does that tell prisoners that all released inmates are just being sent to another prison?

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[–] Fleur_@aussie.zone 5 points 1 day ago

The released prisoners got sent back to the prison. They had to kill everyone on a floor to try and suppress it but word got around anyway. Also the doctor literally fucking said it and directly told them did you miss that part?