Roach slams his foot into one of the double doors, which swings wide open (it ain't locked), revealing a grand hallway.
It is pretty dark inside, save for the light now shining through the open doorway, and largely empty, except for dirt and debris (empty bottles, cigarette butts, animal droppings and other general waste) and of course its dilapidated furnishings.
In the centre of the room is a dining table—or what is left of one—and chairs. The table is smashed and broken into three splintered chunks and the chairs around it are in a similar state of disarray.
At the far end of the room is a stone fireplace, with a severed Loudmouth's head sitting in it, its hair aflame and a harmonica stuffed in its mouth. Question is, if nobody was there to hear it...did it make a sound? Several fire-pokers lie scattered before the fireplace.
Eleven horses' heads have been mounted on the walls of this room. Five on each side and one above the fireplace. Between these are portraits of fancy rich folks—presumably the Miser family—though these have been vandalised by aspiring artists who've added additional features.
There are four exits that you can see. One set of double-doors on the north side of the hall (in the centre of the wall) one set of double-doors on the south-side of the hall, opposite these, and two single doors spaced evenly on either side of these.
