The Austrian teenager who survived more than eight years of captivity in an underground cell has vividly described her imprisonment, in a TV interview.
Natascha Kampusch, now 18, told state broadcaster ORF that thoughts of freedom had sustained her.
"I promised myself I would grow older, stronger and sturdier to be able to break free one day," she said.
Her captor, 44-year-old communications technician Wolfgang Priklopil, killed himself after her escape on 23 August.
'Claustrophobic'
In an interview watched by millions, Ms Kampusch described being imprisoned in a small, windowless basement beneath Priklopil's garage in the commuter town of Strasshof, 25km (15 miles) outside the capital Vienna.
"I was very distraught and very angry," she told ORF.