Personal Space Meme

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The Personal Space Meme

Everybody's got to have their own personal space. Whether you're in government housing or have a place of your own, your home is your castle. Except not really, because I seriously doubt that many imPorts actually live in castles. Wait, where was I going with this?

Okay, yeah, so what's your character's living space look like? How have they decorated, or have they just stuck with the stock furniture? Have they made any upgrades (or downgrades)? Do they try to keep it clean, or does it look like Nonah #005 just came to visit? Do they have a home workspace? How about the common spaces or the exterior, any landscaping? Any skeletons in the closet, or body parts in the shed? Pets? Farm animals? Or anything else I left out, go wild.

Notes:

• If you have housemates, go ahead and put everybody under the same top-level for easy reference.
• The locations page has brief descriptions of the gov't housing setups in each city, for a nice little starting point.
• Visual aids are encouraged!

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Xavier's School for imPorts

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Here is the link for the ImPort school, where there are handy blueprints of the dorms and the apartments are!

Carl's Room

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Carl doesn't do much of decorating the apartment - it's a sparse apartment, but he has collected knick-knacks over the year, so they are on a dresser or on a shelf or even a coffee table. And, of course, there are the bags of weapons Carl and Rick have collected, but these weapons are discreetly hidden.

(Look you can never be too careful!)

The only furniture Carl has in his room room is a single bed, a desk and a small bookshelf.

There's nothing much of decoration in there, except maybe a poster of a redwood forest. This room also has a duffle bag filled with weapons - Carl's personal stash, hidden underneath the bed. In another bag is an emergency bag of supplies - MREs, canned food, medicine and other medical supplies, anything you can think of, it's there. In that bag there's a large ziploc bag filled with the amount of one hundred dollars.

The books Carl have is a strange collection - some of them are just manuals of certain things, like how to fix a car or general outdoors-y manuals. There are a few fictional books, like there's the classics like Lord of the Flies (which Carl scribbles in the margins on survival failure 101, he really didn't like the book), Grendel, and The Heart of Darkness and there's plenty of native best sellers. But he reads a TON of comics and graphic novels, so those take up some of the space in his bookshelf.