Personal Journals This is optional, but if you play a complicated character (i.e. something cruical happened in thei past or their way of thinking is confusing) it is stronglyuggested.
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Scrapbooks Pictures of people, houses, pets, artwork, tattoos, ect. may be displayed here.
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Communication These are mandatory. At least one out of the three for each character.
Library Books and computers can be found here. The librarian tends to stay behind the desk in the front, so between the bookshelves is an opportune place for secret talks and makeout sessions during lunch and break periods.
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Main Hallway Lined with lockers, it leads to the front office and to the cafeteria. You might want to be careful, cameras are everywhere, and the principal seems very fond of this hall.
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Cafeteria Filled to the brim with tables and a stage, big enough for the cheerleaders, dance team, and band, for pep rallys during the football season.
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Auditorium This is were all drama productions and chorus shows are preformed. Several students can be found skipping classes here, the teachers don't seem to notice often, or maybe they just don't care.
(Sophomores and up can come to skip classes without getting into trouble. Freshmen have a chance at getting caught.)
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Gymnasium All sport teams that the school supplies, excluding football, dance, and the swim team, practice here.
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Courtyard Typically over-flowing with seniors, every once in a while an underclassmen might pop up, but only if they are really brave.
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Football Feild Grass, bleachers, more grass, what else could you possibly ask for?
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Parking Lot Student drivers must buy a parking space, otherwise your vechile will be towed, and you may even get inschool detention for a while.
Residential Suburbs The school does not supply dorms, so you must sign up for a home here. Remember that three/fourths of you will live with your parents. It should be rare that a teenager is living by themselves, and they must supply a decent story as to why.
Bedford Farms Ice Cream Concord staple since the 1880s, Bedford farms scoops up some of the area's tastiest cures for the modern sweet tooth - over 60 of them, to be exact. from old-fashioned ice cream to low(er)-fat yogurt.
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Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Follow the signs for Author's ridge and climb the hill to the graves of some of the town's literary lights, including the Alcotts, Emerson, Hawthorne, and Thoreau.
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Tanger Square The compact shopping district in West Concord, along Route 62, boasts the old-fashioned West Concord 5 & 10, 106 Commonwealth Ave., which carries everything from light bulbs to lace.
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Walden Pond State Reservation A pile of stones marks the site of the cabin where Henry David Thoreau lived from 1845 to 1847. Today the picturesque park is an extremely popular destination for walking (a path circles the pond), swimming, and fishing. No dogs or bikes are allowed. In good weather, the parking lot fills early every day -- call before setting out because the rangers turn away visitors if the park has reached capacity (1,000).
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Downtown Concord Downtown Concord, off Monument Square, is a terrific shopping destination. Here you'll find the Concord Toy Shop, 4 Walden St.; the Grasshopper Shop, 36 Main St, which carries women's clothing and accessories; jewelry and art at Catseye, 48 Monument Sq.; and the Concord Bookshop, 65 Main St. Everything you can imagine is here.
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Jadestorm A bowling alley with billiard tables, a large food court, a jukebox, & plenty of room for teenagers to hang out. No alcohol will be served to underage children. Don't even try. It's a waste of your own time, and if you get caught with a fake I.D. you will be banned from Jadestorm indefinitely.
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Nashoba Brook Bakery & Cafe The enticing variety of fresh artisan breads, scrumptious baked goods and pastries, and made-from-scratch soups, salads, and sandwiches makes this airy cafe a popular destination throughout the day. Order and pick up at the counter, and then grab a seat along the window or near the children's play area. Forget Starbucks, this quaint little cafe is ten times better.
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