Harvey Guillén

No?

Okay then, moving on.

Philip and Stephen fall in love.

They start spending every possible moment together.

writing letters back and forth between cell blocks, planning what they'll do when they get out.

Philip is gentle and reserved.

He cries in his cell all day, every day.

Stephen sees a fragile Philip and wants nothing more than to become his rock, his protector, and his provider.

He'll do anything for Philip.

Like when Philip starts complaining about an inmate who screams constantly, keeping him from sleeping.

Not long after, Philip finds a crowd gathered around his cell watching a fight.

The screamers getting beaten up.

When Philip asks, what's going on?

Someone tells him, Stephen paid to have it done.

which is a choice.

I mean, we've all had a loud neighbor, right?

Maybe you knocked on their door or called the landlord.

Stephen's approach is slightly more direct.

And by slightly, I mean he literally pays someone to beat the problem away.

So, as you can probably tell, there are more than a few red flags in this relationship.