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Chapter 36:  Eva's Point of View I couldn't sleep. The floor was too hard and too cold, and my whole body hurt from the beating I got yesterday. Every time I moved, pain shot through me like lightning. The thin blanket they gave me didn't help much it was scratchy and smelled like it hadn't been washed in months. I kept thinking about home, about my soft bed and warm covers. About how different everything was just a few weeks ago. When I finally did fall asleep, I dreamed about my old life. I was sitting in our kitchen, watching my nanny make pancakes on Sunday morning. Dad was reading his newspaper. Everything felt normal. Everything felt right. But good dreams never last in prison. "Get up!"  A wall of cold water hit my face. I woke up gasping and choking, water going up my nose and into my mouth. My eyes burned as I tried to open them. Through the blur, I saw them standing over me five women, all of them grinning like they were having the best time of their lives. "Look who's finall