Nigel Brennan

uh cotton tips as little pieces and we drew up a board and stuff like that so we can actually we're playing games and um you know even famous faces things like that um amanda liked to play the food game which i didn't like so much just fantasizing about what you would eat uh yes what would you what what would you eat if you could right now so this is not a fun game torture

Or even as time went on, she's like, okay, let's have a bet.

What date do you think we're going to be released?

Oh, dearie me.

But it kept us entertained.

But, you know, and Matt, that we sort of, I guess for the next six weeks, we're working together really well and obviously, you know, just talking about life and just going into minute detail about things that we've done in life and stuff like that and

getting to know each other better and our families and those sorts of things.

And then around the two-month mark, that's where things changed.

And that was fairly scary because it was like, well, where are they taking her?

And I can remember Amanda walked past my room and pushed it open, just flicked a note in.

And she said, we can leave messages for each other in the bathroom in this spot.

The next morning, thinking about it, I sort of said to Amanda, I think we need to seriously consider an escape.

If they've killed our three colleagues who have been Muslim their entire life, what are they going to do with a couple of whiteys who have literally converted for five months?