Kingston Penitentiary:

How does "KP" relate to No Great Mischief:

• The history of the jail.
• A brief look at "KP" and it's policies.
• Devices used to maintain order.
• "I have been taking care of myself since I was sixteen years old", "I can handle this" (259)
• The possible effect it may have taken on Calum during his time there

The "Pen" opens for business:

• Kingston Penitentiary officially opens on June 1, 1835.
• Labeled "KP" the facility begins its 178 year long history as Canada's most famous, or infamous institution.
• Doors close permanently to convicts on September 30, 2013

Conditions and Prisoner rights:

• What were prison conditions like?
• How were the prisoners treated?
• Long term effects

Rules for the Inmates

• What rules governed the inmates?
• How were inmates punished for non-compliance?

Methods of Punishments:

• Cat "o" nine tails
• The Box (The coffin)
• Solitary confinement
• Water Bath

The Bell:

• What was the significance of "The bell"?
• How did "The Bell" affect the prisoners and their mental heath?

Notable Riots: A brief look

• Oct 18, 1932---First riot lasted six days
• Aug 16, 1954--Two hour riot
• April 14, 1971--Four day riot

Most Notorious Inmates:

• Clifford Olsen
• Paul Bernardo
• Russell Williams

Conclusion:

• Definite correlation between "KP" and Calum eventually living in the bottom of a bottle.