Even the prisoners used codes,” Luke said. He and Quinn did a knuckle bump. “There must be a million ways to create codes and secret languages,” Quinn added. “I’ll never learn them all! Right now, I’m trying to learn Egyptian hieroglyphs and the runic alphabet.” “All right, everyone,” the ranger called on her bullhorn. “Please follow me into the dining hall. That’s where the prisoners ate their meals. It was affectionately called ‘the gas chamber,’ thanks to all the beans that were served.” The students giggled. “You’ll find a map of the cell house on the back of the tap code sheet.” The students shuffled through the hallway where Quinn had discovered the two chairs that had turned out to be false clues. Cody saw him linger, giving the seats a last look, then he followed her and the rest of his classmates into the dining area. The large room was empty, except for some long benches that remained in the back. Cody imagined school-cafeteria-type tables with hungry prisoners sitting on the benches, hunching over their food trays.
What do You think about The Haunted Lighthouse (2012)?
