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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Law library?
talking man who is in jail.
"Which means I can spend all day in the law library if I want to, which is where everyone
thinks I am right now."
law library means prison library or law library in the prison?
"Which means I can spend all day in the law library if I want to, which is where everyone
thinks I am right now."
law library means prison library or law library in the prison?
Top answer
If he is in jail, then he cannot leave, so the library must be within the jail. Since he calls it a 'law library', it must be dedicated to that subject. Therefore, unless you have further context that refutes the fact, it is a prison library, a law library in the prison.
- If he is in jail, then he cannot leave, so the library must be within the jail.
- Since he calls it a 'law library', it must be dedicated to that subject.
- Therefore, unless you have further context that refutes the fact, it is a prison library, a law library in the prison.
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If he is in jail, then he cannot leave, so the library must be within the jail. Since he calls it a 'law library', it must be dedicated to that subject. Therefore, unless you have further context that refutes the fact, it is a prison library, a law library in the prison.
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