"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Yet there are those who open many eyes. 'Eyes are the mirror of the soul,' someone has said, so we look closely at the eyes to see the nature of the soul. Sometimes when we see the eyes – those horrible times when we see the eyes – eyes that have no soul, then we know a darkness. Then we wonder: where is the beauty? There is none, if the eyes are soulless." ―Margaret Lanterman 📌The Season 1 Episode 6 is now uploaded in the classroom

Hi guys. Nice day. After learning pirf 4, I have some confusion. This part is about George breaking up with his girlfriend Marlene. He compares the whole painful breakup experience to a prison break. There is one confusing detail in his fantasy monologue: I get to the top of the wall, the front door. I open it up. I’m one foot away. I take one last look around the penitentiary and I jumped. My questions: 1. In real‑world prisons, the top of the wall and a front door are two completely different places. Why does George say the top of the wall is “the front door”? 2. At the end he says “I jumped”. If this is an escape, you jump over the wall. But his words mention opening a door. Is this purely a funny metaphor? Does “the top of the wall” stand for “the front door to freedom”? That’s where my confusion comes from. What is your understanding?