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Inside, the building is laid out simply and neatly: the main room is filled with shelves of toys of many kinds, all hand-made by either [[Roderic Cliché]] or [[Aloisius Treadwell]], with considerably more by the latter, and ranging from overstuffed dolls to carved statues and games. The countertop for making purchases is off to the left hand side, and it is shorter than most--being just tall enough to cover only part of the short Treadwell's stomach. A door behind the counter takes wandering visitors into Treadwell's kitchen, and one from the right of there leads through a bathroom into Treadwell's bedroom, the former with a massive bronze tub and the latter with an excessively cushiony, comfortable bed. | Inside, the building is laid out simply and neatly: the main room is filled with shelves of toys of many kinds, all hand-made by either [[Roderic Cliché]] or [[Aloisius Treadwell]], with considerably more by the latter, and ranging from overstuffed dolls to carved statues and games. The countertop for making purchases is off to the left hand side, and it is shorter than most--being just tall enough to cover only part of the short Treadwell's stomach. A door behind the counter takes wandering visitors into Treadwell's kitchen, and one from the right of there leads through a bathroom into Treadwell's bedroom, the former with a massive bronze tub and the latter with an excessively cushiony, comfortable bed. | ||
| − | The shop currently sits almost as it did on Treadwell's last day in it: full of toys, trinkets, and dolls all in good working condition, though dusty. The food, having spoiled in the kitchen, was recently tossed out by a returned Treadwell, and the dust that layers the shop's interior is being cleaned off as days go by. Officially, the store was closed when Treadwell's former properties were seized by [[Suede Roschen]] in his role as [[Councilor of Administrative Sanctions]] | + | The shop currently sits almost as it did on Treadwell's last day in it: full of toys, trinkets, and dolls all in good working condition, though dusty. The food, having spoiled in the kitchen, was recently tossed out by a returned Treadwell, and the dust that layers the shop's interior is being cleaned off as days go by. Officially, the store was closed when Treadwell's former properties were seized by [[Suede Roschen]] in his role as [[Councilor of Administrative Sanctions]] because [[Richard Aengus]] of [[New Hibera]] was claiming to be the missing Councilor. As of January, A.R. 207, Treadwell has been returned to his rightful ownership of Tready's Toys and of his former cabin by Silver Lake. |
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Revision as of 02:41, 4 January 2007
Tready's Toys was the name given to Cliché Toys, formerly owned by Roderic Cliché of Myrken Wood. It iss a roughly square-shaped building, with nothing truly fanciful about its outer appearance save the sign out front (designed to look like Treadwell's face) and the life-sized Treadwell statues carved from wood and standing by the front and back doors.
Inside, the building is laid out simply and neatly: the main room is filled with shelves of toys of many kinds, all hand-made by either Roderic Cliché or Aloisius Treadwell, with considerably more by the latter, and ranging from overstuffed dolls to carved statues and games. The countertop for making purchases is off to the left hand side, and it is shorter than most--being just tall enough to cover only part of the short Treadwell's stomach. A door behind the counter takes wandering visitors into Treadwell's kitchen, and one from the right of there leads through a bathroom into Treadwell's bedroom, the former with a massive bronze tub and the latter with an excessively cushiony, comfortable bed.
The shop currently sits almost as it did on Treadwell's last day in it: full of toys, trinkets, and dolls all in good working condition, though dusty. The food, having spoiled in the kitchen, was recently tossed out by a returned Treadwell, and the dust that layers the shop's interior is being cleaned off as days go by. Officially, the store was closed when Treadwell's former properties were seized by Suede Roschen in his role as Councilor of Administrative Sanctions because Richard Aengus of New Hibera was claiming to be the missing Councilor. As of January, A.R. 207, Treadwell has been returned to his rightful ownership of Tready's Toys and of his former cabin by Silver Lake.
