That destiny fulfills itself amid the squalor of perpetually uncleaned motel rooms and the sterility of interrogation chambers and prison cells.
Relentless tracking shots and dumbwaiters used to disorienting effect move us up, down and through the building, along endless hallways, into officelike interrogation chambers (note the padded doors), past revolving file boxes once filled with dossiers.
The images he posted online — which were later deleted — showed rooms with "advanced instruments" that can supposedly detect lies and interrogation chambers with padded walls to "prevent accidents".
Vazquez, now in his fifties and happily settled, led us through cell blocks and interrogation chambers, all stark and grey, and possessed of a kitschy quality reminiscent of a John LeCarre film.
Of the 11 rooms included in the official tour of the Altes Rathaus, the two that stand out are the Imperial Hall -- Regensburg's largest secular room -- and the so-called Interrogation Chamber, interrogation being a polite word for torture.
It was four days after the new moon, and the sky was so black that even the tiny slice of visible moon felt like a bare bulb screwed into the ceiling of an interrogation chamber.
The lead guide, Anne McGarr, a 25-year-old Dublin speech therapist on indefinite leave from her job, whipped out a phone and said, "Who wants strawberry, and who wants pineapple?" Fifteen minutes later when we arrived at the house on whose floor we'd be sleeping — an upgrade from the previous night's interrogation chamber.
Most crucially, Guantánamo is an interrogation chamber.
Whole Caenorhabditis elegans, the well-studied neural development model, have been placed in microfluidic chambers for the interrogation of a number of factors, including odor recognition and Ca2+ imaging, dynamic cellular processes, and high throughput genes and drug screening.
