[unsigned for now; "important" questions underlined]

[feartehreaper.livejournal.com]

So apparently there's this trip to "Doyleton" tomorrow, and even though there's been some mention of it, could the people who have already been there put the information in one place? What are we supposed to expect?

- How strict is the supervision?
- Is there a subway/train or any cars?
- Has anyone made a break for it?
- Are there any computer terminals?
- Are all the stores/restaurants American?
- Actually, does anyone have a map or something?

Comments

[scalyfishman.livejournal.com]

I got a few questions too. What kind of stores are there? Can you buy stuff?

[longlivetheking]

The supervision is rather strict. Strict as in nurses in every direction you look. I am not sure if anyone has tried escaping, but I doubt they'd get very far.

I cannot answer your other questions I'm afraid.

[high-prosecutor.livejournal.com]

If you're at all familiar with what a typical town in the United States was like from...I'd say between 1960 and the early 1980s, give or take a few years in either direction, that's what you can expect to see tomorrow. The supervision has seemed to me to be a tiny bit looser than what you can expect here inside the Institute, but the storekeepers and residents have been informed of our arrival and will also be watching.

There aren't any computer terminals, and yes, the stores and restaurants are American. There's a car dealership in town, but as far as I know no one's actually tried to leave using one of the cars, and the town's too small for a subway.

I'll see what I can do about mapping the place tomorrow, but as for now, I don't believe any maps exist.

[numberonemonkey.livejournal.com]

We're going on a trip! How exciting! ♡

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[mizuhomaiden.livejournal.com]

I believe there were computers in the electronics store.