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    Louis’ antique shop

    Jalonsville, New Jersey

    Episode 01

    The shop is the reason for Louis’ bad morning: Mr. Goodman, a New York art dealer whose business could clear Louis’ debts, is due here, and the file Felicity asked for isn’t ready. Felicity keeps the shop running from the office at the back, and it is there that Goodman finally sits down with Louis late in the episode.

    Goodman ignores the file and asks about a painting Louis owns, “Island of the Dead”, then sends him home to photograph it. Seeing the photo, he says, “So he was right; it IS in your house.” The episode ends in this office.

    Episode 03

    Six months on, the shop has been ransacked like the house. Louis finds Felicity in tears in the office: her own home has been searched too. She tells him he signed an exclusive artwork-exchange agreement with Goodman, which he can’t remember.

    The storage room at the back, new in Episode 03, is where Fish ends his run around town. Cornered, he gives up his skeleton key in exchange for Louis not telling the police.

    Louis sends Todd from Orlando’s to comfort Felicity, and the two are left together in the office.

    Who you’ll find here

    Rooms

    Every scene of the games set here, as shipped, under the game’s own name for it. Where the game has a version of the scene with its characters in it, that is the one shown.

    Episode 01

    Louis’ antique shop: Shop
    Shop AnticShop
    Louis’ antique shop: Office
    Office Office

    Episode 03

    Louis’ antique shop: Shop
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    Louis’ antique shop: Office
    Office AnticShopOffice
    Louis’ antique shop: Storage room
    Storage room AnticShopStorage

    Trivia

    • Louis and John built the shelves together two years earlier. It took them two months, and John almost lost a finger.
    • Felicity keeps jasmine tea in the office, though she knows Louis can’t stand jasmine, and a young California palm that is still in great shape six months later.