Did anyone else think that the prison escape came off to easily? For example, unless I am missing something, when James left in the borrowed clothes, the guards didn’t seem to look up if someone entered with that description.
Yes, Jamie, I, too, thought James’ escape was too smooth. He apparently walked out with no one checking his identity even though he did have the “stamp” on his hand. We don’t know why the author decided to eliminate barriers or questioning. Perhaps Smoot wanted us to believe that Allison’s plan was flawless.
I completely agree. I would think basic security in a prison would be a sign in/sign out system that involved tracking the people who entered and when they left. Artistic license I guess?
I agree. I wonder if there were more details about the escape, but the author did not include them to “protect” the security and keep the inside knowledge about the prison. I was expecting a comment about this at the end of the book.
The prison escape was too easy, but I was rooting for it to happen.