Francis was imprisoned in a Nazi prison. Like other inmates, Francis might go out and never come back. Francis made a prison escape plan, and he recorded all his preparations and plans.
In a small confined space, Francis first unfastened his handcuffs. He contacted inmates walking outside, got a gadget and unlocked the handcuffs. Using the jailer inadvertently, he left a steel spoon and knocked open the wooden board of the door little by little, and then "recovered" every time it was fixed.
Francis combined the steel wire on the bed with the quilt and sheets to make a strong rope. Then I was looking for my own partners, looking around, and the inmates gave up one by one. Until one evening, a new cellmate appeared in his room, a small child.
Prior to this, Francis carefully observed the prison's shift time and specific location, and worked out an escape schedule and plan. Before being taken to the execution ground, Francis successfully realized his escape plan with his new inmates. Francis is free.
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