What These Walls Won't Hold | A Second Chance

Rahsaan: You're gonna be home in a little bit.

Lonnie: That's right.

- Rahsaan: How you feeling about that?

- I'm feeling good about that, m I think that, you know, it's com and it's agonizing.

You know, the wait is a little a I ain't gonna pretend, but I'm so thankful to Allah, that I'm on Ramadan.

That's calmed my spirit down, you know what I'm saying?

Because I don't have the energy you know, so.

Rahsaan: What's the third thing you gonna do when you get out?

Lonnie: I don't know, bro.

Rahsaan: The third thing, bro, I Lonnie: You waiting for the weirdest fuckin' answer.

Everybody wanna the first thing?

Yeah, the third thing you gonna do.

I don't know.

Rahsaan: That's what's up.

Thank you, our OG.

Rahsaan: Ah, ah.

Ramadan Mubara Adamu: Lonnie had always, for so many of us inside, represented the resilience of the human spirit.

In him, we could see how someone could transform all of that 45 years of it, into a meaningful and purposeful existence, that in spite of our wretchednes we were still living, even behind these walls.