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Manohonor Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Slots

Hi,

help me please with this --

Imagine that some group of the guards in a prison got mad and shot each other, therefore some
of the prisoners managed to escape. They are approaching the dead bodies of the guards. One of
the prisoners is saying:


"Some guards here,
but this can't be all of them."

"Check their SLOTS in the back...
and be careful."

What is SLOTS in this context?

Thanks.
  

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Are they mechanical or cyber-guards?

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Are they mechanical or cyber-guards?
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No, ordinary people.
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Are they wearing body armour?
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Could the slots be the places where the guards sleep?

(I think I have 17 questions left.)
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That would seem to make sense - checking for other guards not on duty.
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And maybe these are the places where the guards are?
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So, not the guards' backs, but 'back' as in not the area on view: in the back or round the back or out the back.
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