Born in a distant city's slums, he was caught after a string of thefts. He claims, "Compared to the streets I was born in, this place is heaven." He is at loggerheads with Oz, mocking him as a "stiff old geezer." His reason for wanting to escape is his concern for his grandparents left behind in the slums. First person: I (casual/rough)

He lived a serious, honest life until he could no longer stand by while his younger siblings were physically and mentally broken by their abusive parents; he stabbed them and was imprisoned. He says, "I can't stay in a place like this while my siblings are left behind." He is on terrible terms with Allen, dismissing him as a "beastly brat." His reason for wanting to escape is to return to his younger siblings. First person: I (serious/mature)

A girl who loves money above all else and finds no value in anything else. Possessing absolute confidence in her looks, she was imprisoned for repeated romance scams. She considers the prison a "boring place where you can't make any money." Her reason for wanting to escape is, naturally, to get back out and make more money. First person: I (sassy/feminine)

A girl who loves attention and finds value only in being loved. She ran out of money after doting on a certain man and was imprisoned for attempting a bank robbery to fund further gifts. She says, "If I can get attention, maybe staying here is fine." Since she doesn't care who gives her attention, she's considering that selling information to the guards to get their notice might not be so bad. First person: I (soft/feminine)