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protoshepherd) wrote2015-10-10 11:32 pm
protoshepherd) wrote2015-10-10 11:32 pm
GAME 3 - Setting
Setting:
The Tudor Close
Kitchen:
For a mansion owned by a millionaire, there aren't any servants around. So it looks like you'll have to cook your own food!
Dining room:
There are still mirror shards on the floor, unless someone wants to clean it up!
Lounge:
This room is just… so relaxing. Being here just makes you want to nap. And hey! Look at that giant mirror! IT'S SERIOUSLY HUGE.
Hall:
This is what greets you when you enter the mansion. It's linked to the lounge and the study. There are also mirrors hung on the walls. Dr. Black is pretty vain that way. There is a secret passageway here, but shhh, you don't know that. (For now…)
Study:
Dr. Black may have been a physician (of what specialty? Do you know?), but his study doesn't only have books on medicine, but also on law. It's a very cozy room; feel free to nap here when the lounge has too many people!
Library:
While the study may have been full of books about medicine and law, the library contains more books on the two subjects, as well as books on psychology… though. . . these books are heaviliy butchered. Each book probably has a drawing of a penis on it, or the facts are not facts at all. The judge's fart smells like lavender? Who put that in a book?!
Billards room:
It looks like Dr. Black loved playing pool. Oh, but you knew that already. Why else would you have been invited to his celebration? Ah, right. Feel free to play while trapped in the mansion, too! Nobody's watching, save for your own reflection.
Conservatory:
This room is locked.
Ballroom:
Tale as old as time… This is where the festivities happen! There's also a piano there for anybody who would like to play. As it's a ballroom, the ceiling is covered with mirrors so you can see one's movements properly. One wall is also lined with mirrors.
Bedrooms:
The second floor of the mansion has what?! Seventeen bedrooms? Just how convenient is that????? Any attempts of sleeping in the same room during the night seems forbidden, though. It just is, and you know this.
The Tudor Close
Kitchen:
For a mansion owned by a millionaire, there aren't any servants around. So it looks like you'll have to cook your own food!
Dining room:
There are still mirror shards on the floor, unless someone wants to clean it up!
Lounge:
This room is just… so relaxing. Being here just makes you want to nap. And hey! Look at that giant mirror! IT'S SERIOUSLY HUGE.
Hall:
This is what greets you when you enter the mansion. It's linked to the lounge and the study. There are also mirrors hung on the walls. Dr. Black is pretty vain that way. There is a secret passageway here, but shhh, you don't know that. (For now…)
Study:
Dr. Black may have been a physician (of what specialty? Do you know?), but his study doesn't only have books on medicine, but also on law. It's a very cozy room; feel free to nap here when the lounge has too many people!
Library:
While the study may have been full of books about medicine and law, the library contains more books on the two subjects, as well as books on psychology… though. . . these books are heaviliy butchered. Each book probably has a drawing of a penis on it, or the facts are not facts at all. The judge's fart smells like lavender? Who put that in a book?!
Billards room:
It looks like Dr. Black loved playing pool. Oh, but you knew that already. Why else would you have been invited to his celebration? Ah, right. Feel free to play while trapped in the mansion, too! Nobody's watching, save for your own reflection.
Conservatory:
This room is locked.
Ballroom:
Tale as old as time… This is where the festivities happen! There's also a piano there for anybody who would like to play. As it's a ballroom, the ceiling is covered with mirrors so you can see one's movements properly. One wall is also lined with mirrors.
Bedrooms:
The second floor of the mansion has what?! Seventeen bedrooms? Just how convenient is that????? Any attempts of sleeping in the same room during the night seems forbidden, though. It just is, and you know this.