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"I’m thirsty. May I have some water?""No.""I know you’re not going to let me die of thirst. You’re too nice for that." Pause. "Please. I won’t getout. I’ve got nowhere to go."Silence.Eventually the door opened, Griffin standing and getting out of the way to let it. Jack stood in thedoorway and held out the cup of water."Thank you, Jack." Griffin took the cup from him. "You look tired. Are you going to stay out there allnight?"Jack shut the door and re-bolted it."Good night, Jack."At 2:30 in the morning, Jack got up silently and went off to the common room for a cup of coffee beforereturning to his post.At four in the morning, his eyes were shut for longer periods of time then they were open, head restingagainst the wall and only the occasional subtle twitch suggesting that he was still awake."Jack."He slowly opened his eyes.Alex sat down next to him. "Go get some rest. I'll take over."Jack stared sleepily at him."Find a bed," Alex suggested. "You don't need to keep sleeping on the floor."Comprehension finally kicked in, and Jack picked himself off the floor onto unsteady feet."Thanks," he remembered to say, and managed to make his way into the room opposite the one with thedead people. It was the only unoccupied room left. People complained about the noise from thestairwell, mostly due to that time when the entire Von Trapp family had trooped down the stairs atmidnight loudly singing away.Jack got onto the bottom bunk, noted how much more comfortable it was to go along with KenseltonHotel's sadistic little games, and instantly fell asleep from exhaustion."Jack?"The voice that answered was steadier than Traven’s."He’s gone to bed.""Oh."Griffin sounded sadly disappointed."Check up on the others," Jack told Neo when he woke up. "The next potentially dangerous guy isgoing straight in there.""Is Hamlet considered potentially dangerous?" Neo asked, but Jack had already gone off.Ted shrugged. "Isn't that the dude with the two bees?"******