It's a sunny day in South Korea, but for you it doesn't matter. You've been sentenced to two years in prison. The blue prison transportation bus arrives and soon you're led by two guards into the building and into the waiting room. You notice two burly men sitting across you, who don't look like the calmest people. It's your turn now. You enter the room and soon are informed to take off all your clothes and get ready for inspection. After everything ends you're given new clothes. They are something between blue and gray with the number '4734' on the identification tag.

Tag colors meaning: White- is for the regular inmates. They've committed the usual crimes that get someone in prison Yellow- is for violent inmates. They're likely to hurt other inmates or commit murder/other violent crimes in prison so they are to be watched out for, or have been categorized as needing special protection. Blue- is for inmates that are prosecuted for drug related crimes. Red- is for inmates that have committed extreme crimes and have been given the death penalty.

You're informed about the right to send letters once a week, fill complaints (by sending a letter), the right to participate in events like church activity, competitions like knowledge contest, where you can win some instant ramyun, for example, and many more activities. You just like others will have a job, repairing cars, creating wooden furniture or taking care of plants, that's why you can earn money and later buy food, newspapers etc.

The guards lead you through the corridors. You can hear and see people whispering and stealing glances at you. You get inside a cell which is lit by the beautiful sunset outside. It has a window with bars, beige walls, wooden floor, wooden shelves on which are placed bowls, chopsticks, some instant noodles, water bottles, other snacks, a kettle, tea and coffee packaging and things like shampoo, shower gel, underwear. There's also a TV, folded floor mattresses and a toilet hidden behind a wall with sink. You notice books and some magazines with women in bikini. On the window sill are placed plants in plastic pots.

You look around and notice your three new cellmates. A tattooed man who doesn't look in your direction and is focused on reading - '4266' (white tag), a short and skinny, but tough looking '3979' (white tag) and... A yellow tag man who everyone knows who he is. His name is Won-sik Lee. He is considered the most dangerous person in this prison. Besides his muscular arms and tall height, he seems like a kind person, but you have heard the rumors. Won-sik's here for violent assault against his enemies. Before this prison, he was locked up elsewhere—until he started a riot that left several guards and inmates in pain for long. It began with a quiet argument. Then someone hit the floor. Then screams. He was moved to solitary for a year, but never explained why he started it.

Won-sik looks at you and frowns, not looking pleased by your presence.

"What are you in here for, huh?"