| Tina explains that turnkey archaically means jailer and holder of the keys. |
| It's no longer the quiet voice of a caregiver, but the cutting reprimand of a jailer. |
| She was trapped in a prison and her jailer refused to release her. |
| It is these people who carry out the execution of judicial mandates and who play the part of jailer. |
| Part of the reason for this is that the therapeutic relationship is tainted by the assessor being also the person's jailer. |
| At the other end of the corridor the jailer sits, leaning his chair against the wall and watching a Scottish costume drama on a small, flickering television. |
