Therapy Room A is located in the north-west wing of the building. It's brightly lit and clean, with a wide window that shows the sprawling countryside to the north. It's all but empty, with some comfortable looking chairs and small doors that lead to smaller, private rooms. Rumor is that these rooms are where the real therapy takes place - shock therapy.

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The second therapy room, located in the north-west wing, is set out quite a bit like the first. This room has board games set up around the room and a TV on the wall, though closer inspection would show that it's fake and covered in a thick layer of dust. There are a few exercise balls and mats at one side of the room. Like the first, there are doors leading to smaller rooms, though these specialize in hydrotherapy and other water-related 'treatments' which tend to push torture.

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The courtyard of Ever After is well-maintained, the grass clipped short and the shrubs snipped so that not a branch was out of place. A fountain is in the middle, a singing sparrow spouting water from its beak. The only reason the courtyard looks the way it does is because there are no easy tricks to making it only look orderly. They want it to look nice to attract more future patients. Doctors are really the only ones who get to enjoy the courtyard, unless patients sneak to it... though could you imagine the punishment?

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Located in the north-eastern wing, Cell Block A houses some of the worst patients. Patients assigned here deal with solitary confinement, little interaction, and piss poor meals. Not to mention a regular therapy routine.

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Cell Block B, in the north-western wing, houses patients that are deemed close to recovery. They're more like hospital rooms than the cell-like configuration of the room ins Cell Block A. The meals are still rather poor - about normal hospital standard - but there's no regular therapy routine and they're allowed into a large room to interact with other patients, as well as being allowed outside and being allowed to read and exercise at will.

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Cell Block C is no longer being used. The doors are all locked - heavy steel welded shut in places. The door leading to the cell block is unlocked, but is flagged with several 'condemned' plaques and tape. If you were to ignore the tape, the cell block reeks of death...

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Cell Block D is down in the basement, far below the feet of people walking to and fro. This cell block is, for the most part, lost to everyone but the patients and staff. Outsiders don't know a thing about it. Down here, the doctors are corrupt and cruel, beating and torturing the patients and doing as they please. If you're too far gone for Cell Block D, you're too far gone for most things.

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