Describe the difference between thinking like a free man versus thinking like a prisoner.

Differentiation

Explanation:

A free man, sees his freedom as a normality

He doesn't question he's freedom, in fact some times he feels entitled to his freedom. He knows he can achieve anything, without any limitations. Though some times he may overlook his freedom and ses it as something "normal". But on the other hand a prisoner is under pressure and is denied his freedom as a consequence of his crime, but a prisoner values his freedom. He no longer sees freedom in the eyes of a free man. There is no longer that feeling of entitlement, rather he sees freedom as a gain for him. He pleads to regain what he once had.

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