Dormitory

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DORMITORY

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Main Floor ✦ Upper Floor (Dorms) ✦ Current Dorm Assignments Sheet

This co-ed school dormitory (located 10 minutes from the school) is where students will retire at the end of their long school day. It's basically their new home! The building consists of two floors—the main floor, with shared commodities and the like, and the upper floor, which is where every dorm resident stays.

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Main Floor

The main floor is the general space shared between all students. When you first step inside, it bears resemblance to a small lobby. If you want to head straight to your dorm room, the elevator and stairs leading up are available to your left.

Features:

✦ A general socializing area with couches, chairs, and coffee tables when you first walk in.
✦ A laundry room in the back, with several washing machines and dryers; there are laundry detergent and dryer sheets dispensers available.
✦ There are drink vending machines here and there, but the majority of options to pick from are hot AND cold caffeinated drinks.
✦ Several multipurpose rooms with walls of frosted glass, with signs inviting students to borrow them as needed.

These rooms consist of a table surrounded by several chairs, and a couch along the back wall. The signs on the doors suggest these rooms can be used for events such as study sessions, social gatherings (it seems like the table and chairs can be folded up and leaned against the walls to make space,) or a chance for some peace and quiet—not that you'll get much since these aren't soundproof or anything, but it's a step-up if you're dying for ANY semblance of privacy (despite the lack of fully opaque walls.)

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2F

The Upper Floor

This is the floor where all characters live! In fact, only your characters live in this dorm; though there are other students attending this school, they all seem to be housed elsewhere. The elevator and stairs lie at one end of the single hallway, and—yes, there are more caffeine-serving vending machines situated on the opposite end.

All dorms include toiletries, utensils, towels, dishes, a fridge constantly stocked with ingredients for making meals (they seem to get refilled while you're at school,) among other things that I haven't mentioned. If it's a standard necessity, it's available.

First Year Dormitory

Each individual dorm serves as a little apartment for the students assigned to it. These rooms lack personality, what with their white walls and wood floors, with upholstery and bedding coming in strictly off-white. Though the school prohibits "permanent" customization, characters can still add personal effects and decorations.

Up to 4 first year students can be assigned to one dormitory, and each one's floorplan looks this:


✦ Living Area: It's cramped, but consists of a small kitchen (outfitted with a fridge, oven, microwave, dishwasher, sink, and barely enough counter space,) a small dining area for four, and cozy couches crammed into a corner. There are no laundry machines, as that's a shared facility on the main floor.

✦ Bathroom: It possesses the bare necessities. There's a standing shower (no tub,) a toilet, and a sink with a mirror. The window may be as wide as the one in the bedroom, but it hugs the ceiling and isn't anywhere as tall, so no peeping to worry about—just some natural light!

✦ Bedroom: The bedroom matches the floorplan below to a T. It contains a pair of bunk beds (that's right, you gotta decide on tops and bottoms,) a locker with hooks inside (for hanging your uniform, bag, and/or anything else,) one underbed drawer for each student (deep enough to store more clothing or belongings,) four desks + chairs with personal drawers AND shelves hanging overhead, and... a window! Wow!



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Note: Information for second and third years will come later! But yes, it progressively gets better. Third years basically get their own customized private suites.

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