'In fact, I didn't want to come out.'
"In fact, I didn't want to come out," she later added. When asked how she kept sane, she replied that "I got on very well with myself."Flamini was greeted by a small throng of supporters, doctors, scientists, and reporters, whom she told that she was surprised her time was up already..
And books she had aplenty. Flamini says she read around 60 books during her stint underground. Besides reading, she also killed the time by writing, drawing, knitting little hats, and documenting her experience with two GoPros.
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