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Pulls enormous Spiderman Duvet from handbag and dashes over to Mr Michael Palaeologus. Tucks him in nice and snug. Texts Ana to bring chum back his periscope, reading material (Ohmygod!!!) and nice bar of Frys Chocolate Cream - for a special treat. Smiles and thinks welcome home to the Quiet Room Michael.

* enters and notices the following: *

beer cans stacked in pyramid formation

champagne glasses chucked in a corner, all broken (both types - the flute ones and the breast-modelled ones)

2 slivers of "meat substance" - probably from a keeebab by the bit of carpet near the door

the absence of ANY people

some tumbleweed

* thinks to self; "when I were younger this place were right busy. I didn't used to come in much meself like, just put nose up against window but still an all..." *

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