Little Nightmares

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1. #1The Nowhere

   Keys: The Nowhere, The World, Little Nightmares World, Reality, The Universe

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   The Nowhere is the universe in which the Little Nightmares series takes place. It is a physical world only accessible through dreams.

   This world appears to be filled with supernatural forces that have caused the world to become warped and distorted.

   The Nowhere is a world filled with nightmarish places and inhabitants. From buildings to food, the world's environment and items are incredibly large in size and scale.

   In this world, equally gigantic human-like beings known as "Residents" exist as predatory monsters that kidnap small children that are unfortunate enough to end up in their world. Many of them are grotesque and monstrous, with inhuman abilities, body proportions, and other nightmarish features. The Residents are aggressive and their behavior is primarily instinctual or desire driven to a twisted degree. Even the animals in this world are larger than children and can be just as dangerous. While Residents show hostility to even each other and the lands of the world are largely decrepit, there is a sort of society that operates within it and even possesses its own language.

2. #2The Maw

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   The Maw is a location in The Nowhere. It is described as a kind of underwater resort that caters to the extremely wealthy and powerful elite. It is never explained how or when the Maw was built or who built it.

   The Maw functions just like a metal-plated ocean liner but is designed vertically like a skyscraper. Due to this design, it floats like an iceberg where only its funnel breaks the ocean surface while the greater bulk lies underwater. However, when passengers need to climb aboard, it can raise itself out of the water further to expose its shell-like entrance. That being said, the Maw is partially submersible, and it can also anchor itself. When the Maw is submerged, its appearance is a small rock formation with a door, and at the top is a chimney that bellows black smoke.

   The Maw arrives every year. Always at the same time, but never in the same place, it creeps and crawls and buries its claws deep beneath the glistening water. And there it sits in vast silence. Waiting. Soon after, they start to arrive. The guests. The monstrous, sweating, hungry guests. All seams bursting, bodies bulging, eyes dead with boredom. They shuffle up the gangway and into the mouth of The Maw. And then they are no more. For none of those that enter have ever returned to tell the tale. At least, not yet...

3. #3The Prison

   Keys: The Maw Prison, The Prison

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   The Prison is an area inside the Maw. It is a very dark and lonely area and seems to be located starboard of the Maw in the lowest compartments. Various cabins are connected by vent shafts or thick metallic doors that cannot easily open. The Prison is home to the Janitor, leeches and eyes and also the Hanging Man.

   Its name implies that the children who can be seen throughout are being held there as unwilling 'guests'. The Janitor seems to be their caretaker and keeps them in line. They even have a play area, but are prohibited from escaping by electric bars on both sides. There is also a cafeteria here.

4. #4The Lair

   Keys: The Lair, The Maw Lair

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   This place appears to be the storage section of the Maw, housing several props like furnitures. The lair also exhibits different locations such as a room to survey different parts of the ship, a centre where the Janitor wraps up children to be sent to the kitchen on a hook line, a room filled with clocks, and a library with a hanging piano up above.

   Adult-sized shoes are dumped into an area where an unseen monster lurks within. The Janitor appears to reside here, as evident by his room located within the lair. The lair is interconnected with the prison, and all floors within are accessible with an elevator.

5. #5The Kitchen

   Keys: The Maw Kitchen, The Kitchen

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   As its name suggests, the Kitchen is a section within the Maw where the Chefs cook up and prepare meals for the hungry guests to chow down on. This place is home to the Twin Chefs. The Kitchen houses places every kitchen commonly has, namely a pantry, a prep station, a cook station, and an area used for dishwashing. The residence of the Chef brothers is located in this place. A garbage dump can also be found somewhere under the dishwashing area.

6. #6The Guest Area

   Keys: The Guest Area, The Maw Guest Area

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   The architecture of the Guest Area is highly reminiscent of Japanese restaurants. It is mainly a large dining area that connects to the main entrance of the Maw. It has several floors all lined with tables and stools to accommodate the Guests that crowd this area in large numbers as well as the massive banquet of red meat and wine prepared for them. The Guest Area must be extremely sturdy for it to support the collected mass of the Guests, although one guardrail will give way under the weight of one unfortunate Guest.

   Aside from the dining rooms, there is also at least one bathroom and isolated rooms where Guests can rest after eating their fill. The Guest Area also connects to The Lady's Quarters via an elevator and The Lady can also monitor the entire diner from her balcony.

7. #7The Lady's Quarters

   Keys: The Maw Residence, The Residence, The Lady's Quarters

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   A place inside the Maw. It appears to be a small house, in which the Lady lives. It is rather lavish when compared to the rest of the Maw, featuring lush, purple-red carpeting/wall paper, decent furniture and flooring, and clean interior. Mannequins are scattered throughout the area, providing camouflage for the Lady. It is important to note that nearly all mirrors in this area have been damaged.

8. #8The Depths

   Keys: The Maw Depths, The Depths

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   An area located at the very bottom of the Maw and home to the Granny. The Depths appear to have formerly been used for housing as there is several pieces of furniture scattered throughout. However, it is now flooded and may act as sewage or as a ballast system for the Maw. Pipes connect this area to both the Prison and possibly to the Kitchen as scraps of fish are seen being dumped in one of the areas where the Granny lives.

9. #9The Hideaway

   Keys: The Maw Hideaway, The Hideaway

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   The Hideaway consists of dungeons and cellars. It is here that the Runaway Kid first meets Nomes and learns that this is their refuge, where they support the operation of the furnace responsible for the movement of The Maw.

10. #10The Pale City

    Keys: The Pale City

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    A location in The Nowhere. The Pale City is a dismal, gloomy coastal city consisting of countless looming buildings that bend and sag down like dying plants, the only exception being the Signal Tower at its center. At first glance it seems the entire city has been deserted for a long time: garbage litters the streets, doors and windows are boarded up or broken, many buildings and apartments appear abandoned and suffering long-unchecked damage from leaks and rot, and clotheslines are left to be drenched in the pouring rain. Many streets and the entire city blocks are separated by giant fissures in the ground impassible by Mono or Six. Electricity seems to still exist, though many places seem to be without power due to downed telephone poles or damaged wiring. Different parts of the Pale City are seen to have suffered various levels of decay and damage. Suitcases and luggage are scattered throughout the city as well as in trains.

    The most noticeable oddity in the Pale City are the number of television sets: televisions are found almost everywhere; in apartments, lying on beaches, scattered about the streets, piled in stacks and in dumpters and so on. Found more so than television sets are discarded clothes, found draped over chairs, on floors, hanging out of windows, or even drifting down from up above. Many are laid out in full sets of clothing in poses that suggest that whoever was wearing them vanished somehow, leaving their clothes behind.

11. #11The Wilderness

    Keys: The Pale City Wilderness, The Wilderness

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    Where Mono starts his journey. The Wilderness is a huge, overgrown forest. Due to the fact that the Hunter lives in it, traps of varying kinds are placed throughout the forest, designed not only for catching animals but also for catching humans, which are soon used to make stuffed effigies.

    Somewhere in the woods, there is a house where the Hunter lives, engaged in his mad craving for taxidermy. In addition to his dwelling and closet, where the Hunter rips off animal skins, there are other houses in the wasteland, which, however, have long been destroyed and abandoned. The forest also appears to have a swamp area.

12. #12The School

    Keys: The Pale City School, The School

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    An area within the Pale City. The school is a tall, wide three-story building. At its very top, there is a clock in the form of an eye symbol. There is a playground in front of the main entrance and presumably at the backyard of the School. There is also a library, a (presumably) principal's office, a cafeteria, a laboratory, and a music room in the building, in which a piano is installed for the Teacher. Outside the school, trees can be seen through the windows. Like in the Wilderness, they sway softly in the breeze.

    The situation inside the School is practically derelict. There are mountains of rubbish and tumbled-down, deformed student lockers and school furniture in some of the hallways, with childrens shoes and clothes scattered about. Some of the lamps illuminating the area are torn from the wires. Traps of various forms are set in the corridors of the school to kill intruders. Despite this, areas where the Teacher is in, such as one of the classrooms, the school library and the laboratory, apart from dust and pieces of paper crumpled on the floor, remained in good condition.

    In addition to the Teacher, porcelain children and their corpses are scatter around the area. These playful children play and 'study' in the school and are 'taken care' by the Teacher, creating the illusion of an ordinary elementary school.

13. #13The Hospital

    Keys: The Pale City Hospital, The Hospital

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    The Hospital is fairly larger than the School, and even expands to the underground. Like many other places in the Pale City, the Hospital looks ruined and abandoned. There is no light source in most rooms, apart from rare lamps and external light sources that hardly manage to illuminate small sections of rooms. Patients, or their fragments, can be seen everywhere, which will chase after the troublemakers in order to get rid of them. There are cells used to contain them, but some of these patients are found in rather dark corridors, where they ambush living beings.

    The Hospital also has a warehouse and a workshop where the Patients are 'modified'. It also has a nursery room with toys for unknown purposes. The lower part of the Hospital contains a morgue, where the Doctor operates on and 'takes care' of his patients.

14. #14The Transmission

    Keys: The Pale City Signal Tower, The Signal Tower, The Transmission

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    A large tower within the Pale City. It appears as a dark skyscraper with a mauve beacon at its top located at the center of the Pale City. The Tower stands tall with its beacon shining brightly in the dark City.

    The situation inside the tower is supernatural, illuminated by eerie magenta lights, as props and objects float mid-air. A mesmerizing musical tune plays from nowhere and echoes everywhere. Furniture exist in some places, from armchairs and table lamps, to deformed drawers which are bent and laid out in every corner of the rooms and hallways. There are several doors that act as portals leading to others. Some doors teleport objects to another door in the same area, while others can lead them to entirely new spaces within the tower. Some of the seemingly wooden doors can be found curled up like a gym mat. Long staircases are also seen stretching out from floor to floor inside the tower. Pictures and portraits of deformed faces and creatures appear on the walls. Behind the concrete structure are hidden fleshy blobs that will spread out through the walls as the game nears its end.

15. #15The Nest

    Keys: The Nest

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    Somewhere within The Nowhere is a mansion owned by the Pretender. It is a tall and narrow mansion located atop a rocky cliff springing out of the ocean. Next to it is a large garden filled with statues and potted plants. The whole yard is surrounded by a gated fence, which itself is surrounded by an electric fence. Given these defenses, the easiest way to infiltrate the mansion is by air. Beyond the fences is a deep trench lit by haphazardly placed street lamps and a shed connected by a rope bridge. The mansion is in a clear state of decay or disrepair, as many of its walls have holes in them and some of the floors are missing. The game begins in the mansion's attic where pigeons are nesting. Deep within the mansion is a large dump where objects as large as pieces of airplanes have been thrown away. The mansion has its own source of electricity as evidence by the number of appliances plugged in outlets throughout the floors.

16. #16The Spiral

    Keys: The Spiral

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    An area within The Nowhere, a cluster of disturbing places. Both mirrors and an ominous black mist are seen to play some sort of role in the Spiral.

17. #17The Necropolis

    Keys: The Necropolis, The Spiral Necropolis

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    A mysterious desert and one of the first dystopian lands encountered in the Spiral. With strong winds blowing sand all around, the area is surrounded by a foggy tint of yellow. While the Necropolis starts off as a seemingly endless desert with various stones and debris scattered about, including numerous suitcases and their contents. The giant ruin is overflowing with windmills, sails, and other wind powered mechanisms that continue to turn under their own power. A stone wall will be met somewhere along the journey through it. The wall depicts window like spaces with fishing nets and equipment hanging from the ledges and corners of the wall. On the other side of the wall, sits the city of Necropolis, now a crumbling and destroyed city with petrified stone bodies inside various homes. Though its uncertain what happened to the original inhabitants of the now destroyed city, the first resident encountered might have played her part in bringing the city to its current state.

18. #18The Fun Fair

    Keys: The Spiral Fun Fair, The Fun Fair

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    An area within The Spiral. As its name suggests, it is a fun fair, filled with stalls and stands alike and wagons, with attendees crowding the grounds of the establishment. Poles are constructed around the fair, decorated with hanging props and connected with bright string lights. The fair itself is littered with snacks all over the floor. The fair seems to host a ferris wheel and a big top.

19. #19The Factory

    Keys: The Factory, The Spiral Factory

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    An Area within The Spiral. Not much is known about the factory's exterior, let alone if the protagonists will explore it or not. Based on the lollipops littered around the factory and masses of them dumped out a massive machinery, it appears this factory in particular is occupied in producing lollipops. The factory's interior appears to be messy, cluttered with broken and unused objects. Red sludge can be seen leaking out from pipes or flooding around the floors.

    The poor sanitary condition of the factory results in tiny bugs scattering about, in which the safest method to travel by is with a power cell.

20. #20The Threshold

    Keys: The Halfway Place, The Threshold

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    The Threshold is a transition point between the human world and the Nowhere. While here, Noone felt both awake and asleep at the same time. The Threshold is filled with a dark mist that Noone describes as something that "only half-exists." The darkness is so intense, she could not see her own hand in front of her, but eventually watches the dark mist part to reveal her body piece by piece. While in this space, Noone had the sensation that she was both sinking and floating. Any sense of direction is lost while in this space, but regardless of not knowing what direction she was looking at, be it up or down, she could see bright twinkling stars, brighter than any normal stars, however, Noone later realizes the stars were all shining eyes. Any sense of time is additionally lost as Noone describes herself feeling as if she had been going through the dark mist for ages, but not feeling tired at all. Despite having passed through the Threshold many times, Noone has no real recollection of it throughout her previous travels to the Nowhere, she can only recall stepping out of the dark and watching it dissipate before finally encountering a new location in the Nowhere. Noone remembers being in the Threshold with the Ferryman, who would guide her through the darkness while holding her hand. Within the Threshold, a door leading to the Nowhere can be found.

21. #21The Door

    Keys: The Nowhere Portal, The Door, The Nowhere Entrance

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    Somewhere within the threshold, a door leading to the Nowhere can be found. No matter where Noone turned, the door was always straight in front of her, inching closer and closer to her. The door is ancient, the color of twilight, while the material itself remains questionable as it is comprised of solid wood or a liquid, yet both at the same time. The door has no knob, only the shape of an eye at the center.

    Behind the door is where you're able to hear a voice just like your own, telling you to come inside. As the door opens, the Candleman waits for you, welcoming you to the other side. Upon peering at what is past the door, one will see stairs going in every direction at once. Aside from the stairs, a giant red pulsing eye the size of a moon can also be found, along with rings and millions of shining eyes circling around the giant eye, all of which can described to be staring down at you, pleased by what they see. The door eventually changes to present to you an image of children with blurry faces. Eventually, you pass through the door and watches on as the giant moon opens, with smoke the shape of fingers mixing with the blinking eyes, before everything finally goes dark.

22. #22The Counties

    Keys: The Counties

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    A place in the real world. Not much is known about the location, it does have a school for children, a ward, and an apartment complex with a polluted stream nearby.

23. #23The Counties Psychiatric Institute

    Keys: The Counties Psychiatric Institute

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    A place in the real world. The Counties Psychiatric Institute is the main base of operations in the Sounds of Nightmares series, it is where the Counsellor works to try and help solve Noone's Nightmare Disorder. Over thousands of children have been admitted to the institute to receive aid. While some children are kept under constant watch while being confined to their room, other children are free to leave their rooms on their own to wander the facility. The facility is comprised of multiple floors, including a basement floor with a window view to the outside.

    In The Lonely Way, Noone awoke in the south-wing court yard, implying that the facility contains more than one.

24. #24The Session Room

    Keys: The Counties Session Room, The Session Room

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    A place within The Counties. Not much is known about the institute, other than the room that The Counsellor interviews Noone in. This room has a painting known as The Zaheer's Gaze, which depicts an astrolabe, a device used to locate positions in time and space.

    In Two of a Kind, it was revealed that this room was located in the basement. Despite its tedious location, the room has a window to look into the outside.

25. #25Noone's Room

    Keys: Noone's Room

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    A place somewhere in the Counties. Noone sleeps somewhere in this location, and is monitored by the Counsellor.

26. #26The Reunion Room

    Keys: The Counties Reunion Room, The Reunion Room

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    A place within The Counties, where rehabilitated kids were reunited with their families and permitted to mingle with other rehabilitated children while eating cake. As explained by Otto, it is not permitted for in patients to mingle with the rehabilitated children.

27. #27Otto's Room

    Keys: Otto's Room

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    A place within the Counties where the Counsellor would sleep during shifts. Here, he blindfolds himself to attempt to enter a self induced hypnagogia so he can have Noone project her dream into his head. Noone also spots a picture of Sisi in this room.

28. #28South Wing Courtyard

    Keys: South Wing Courtyard, The Counties South Wing Courtyard

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    A location within The Counties and the place where Noone reappeared in after her long disappearance.

29. #29The Hate Field

    Keys: The Hate Field, The Counties Hate Field

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    The Hate Field is an area in the Counties where cone mushrooms grow. These mushrooms have similar appearance to the Nomes from one of Noone's dream.

30. #30The Shopping Mall

    Keys: The Shopping Mall

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    The Shopping Mall is the third location of Noone's nightmares. This location also functions as a character, a living being of its own.

    Noone describes the mall as being so large that it made her feel small. After passing through the sliding doors, she was greeted by lights in the promenade that illuminated one by one, music beginning to play over the intercom.

    Noone described the stores in the mall appearing to be closed, as there were no doors she could use to access them and nothing on display in the windows of the shops. However, she assumed there was some secret entrance into the stores as she could see shadows beyond the glass. Noone described the tile floors as having patterns on them that reminded her of veins. The mall consisted of three floors, three sets of staircases separating the first from the second. As Noone explores the mall, the speakers will occasionally turn on to notify her of the shops that were open and to inform her of any prizes that were free for her to take.

    Eventually Noone arrives to one final location in the mall, a theater where she discovered a mass of flesh and a deformed eye in the theaters projection room, its tubes running into the wall, revealing that the building itself is a living being of its own. While it is capable of speaking directly to someone like Noone, it could also imitate a number of voices, such as the many she heard over the speaker. Noone described it as being warped by pain. It is not only capable of reading minds, but also capable of manifesting anything within its shops to better impress any visitors so as to better entice them to stay. When it became aware of Noone's intention to leave it, it fell into a state of distress, begging her not to leave it, crying out black goo throughout the walls.

31. #31The Shopping Mall Personality

    Keys: The Shopping Mall, The Shopping Mall Personality

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    Throughout Noone's journey, the mall would open its doors to shops that it felt would impress Noone. In order to better entice her to stay, it read her mind to learn more about her, discovering her true nickname, "No one", and gain a better understanding in terms of what to include in its shops for her, filling it with numerous items it knew she either owned, wanted, or would have liked to own. Upon its official introduction with Noone in the projection room of the theater, Noone deduced that it was very lonely and even resorted to mimicking voices from the various empty film canisters it owned to cope with its unbearable loneliness. Despite Noone admitting her intentions to leave, it blamed itself for driving away another visitor. Desperate to keep Noone, it will even resort to begging and bargaining, offering to provide her anything she could ever desire, such as the red pendant it gave her in the jewelry shop. Despite its attempts to remain hidden, it is shown to be careless as it left the speaker on while two of its voices argued.

32. #32The Stone Giant

    Keys: The Stone Giant

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    A location in the Nowhere and first location of Noone's nightmares. The Stone Giant is a giant structure with walls big enough for children to fit through, which Noone traveled through for most of her journey. Noone first describes arriving inside of the Stone Giant and slipping down a sort-of vein, detailing that she felt the place was cold. Through the walls, Noone was able to see various rooms.

    After spotting a boy, Noone headed to another room where she that she described as being filled with corridors, which reminded her of ant tunnels. This room was also filled with springs, oil cans, and strange tools. Eventually, The Workers arrived, and so she ducked behind wooden boxes located somewhere in the room. She eventually followed them to a room filled with giant gears, which she assumed allowed for the Stone Giant to function.

    At the end of The Workers in the Walls, the Stone Giant was revealed to be a sort-of prison, which contained millions of different cells filled with prisoners.

33. #33The Promenade

    Keys: The Promenade

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    The promenade is located on the first floor of The Shopping Mall, and consists of a singular fountain.

34. #34Ju Ju Bee's Toys

    Keys: Ju Ju Bee's Toys

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    Ju Ju Bee's Toys was the first shop in the mall that Noone explored. It was described as being a bright green storefront with bubbles floating out of the entrance. After entering, she described the shop being impossibly long, with towering shelves filled with "wonders." The first shelf is filled with old toys, and the shelves further down held toys like the ones she had back home. However, the deeper shelves held toys she had always wanted, including a lotty potty doll.

    With no shop keep around, Noone sat down and played on the store's carpet with one of the dolls, until realizing her quick boredom and sadness over the idea of growing up. As if reacting to her, the doll began to release a black goo. Upon discovering a games section in the store, she noted the majority of the games were intended to play in pairs, then suddenly heard a static-y whisper said, "I'll play with you". She eventually picked out a jewelry-making kit with a red pendant on the cover, eager to play with it. However, upon discovering the lotty potty doll she played with had disappeared, along with the other dolls on the shelf, she felt weird and set the jewelry kit down. The moment she set the kit down, the speaker announced that the store was closing. Noone detailed that as she exited the toy shop, the lights shut off, the bubbles at the entrance stopped, and a toy train that had been running came to a crashing halt.

35. #35Mademoiselle's Bijouterie

    Keys: Mademoiselle's Bijouterie

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    Mademoiselle's Bijouterie was the second shop that Noone visited in the mall. She was drawn in by a glass casing in the middle of the room, filled with all kinds of different gold and silver necklaces. In the center was a red pendant, similar to the one she had seen on the cover of the jewelry kit back in Ju Ju Bee's Toys. After putting it on, she heard arguing over the speaker and saw a series of dresses roll out from the back of the room. all exactly her size, detailed with bows, lace and stitchings. Among the many dresses was also the same plaid dress she remembered wearing when she arrived to the ward.

36. #36The Theater

    Keys: The Theater, The Shopping Mall Theater

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    Noone first described seeing spinning bright lights on the third floor. After arriving to the lobby of the theater, she noted the interior as being red from the floor to the ceiling, with buckets of popcorn overflowing from the concession stand, all available for the taking. After grabbing one of the many popcorn buckets, Noone rushed to push open the huge golden doors separating the lobby from the theater room. The theater room was filled with rows of velvet seats, nearly all the rows were filled by what she believed were other people. A spotlight hit the stage, illuminating an organ with no organ player in view, only tall curtains swaying in some breeze. As Noone sat center to the screen, she felt as if the chair was hugging her.

    The screen began playing "The Healing Horn," Noone's favorite film. However, the scenes were out of order, and the characters in the picture were all misshapen and wrong. Noone eventually realized that the audience was not made of people, but rather mannequins.

37. #37The Projection Room

    Keys: The Shopping Mall Projection Room, The Projection Room

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    The projection room is a place inside The Shopping Mall. When trying to enter an angry voice on the speaker will tell you that patrons are not permitted in the room. If one forces themselves in you will see a deformed eye in place of the projector. The floor appeares to be a pulsing organ of some kind, with tubes connecting to the walls.

38. #38The Glass Jar Room

    Keys: The Glass Jar Room

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    One of the first places within The Stone Giant. A room filled with glass jars.

39. #39The Prison Cells

    Keys: The Stone Giant Prison Cells, The Prison Cells

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    Continuing through the walls of the Stone Giant, you will witness one of the many Stone Giant's prison cells, which contained a prisoner, a floor covered in chains, a bed, and nun-like dresses handing on the wall.

    The Stone Giant's circular walls were filled with prison cells, each containing a prisoner that screamed out in pain.

40. #40The Tall Woman's room

    Keys: The Stone Giant Tall Woman's room, The Tall Woman's room

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    Continuing further into the Stone Giant, you eventually eventually see The Tall Woman's room, which was filled with what can be described as various different half-made "projects" made of various materials.

41. #41The Giant Clock

    Keys: The Giant Clock, The Stone Giant Clock

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    At the bottom of the Stone Giant, is where one can climb up a giant swinging pendulum, the top of which was a clock with inscriptions that are hard to decipher. This room was described as being foggy.

42. #42The Courtyard

    Keys: The Stone Giant Courtyard, The Courtyard

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    The Stone Giant's final room was the courtyard, which described as being filled with snow. Above, Noone was able to witness all of the prisoners being held inside of prison cells. In this room, the Child with Gooey Hair was captured by the Tall Woman.

43. #43The Sewer

    Keys: The Sewer

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    A place within The Nowhere and the fifth location of Noone's nightmares. Noone described the Sewer as being made up of brick-tunnels with thick sludge passing through a canal in the center. Along the tunnel walls, there were pipes that poured in sludge. She was able to stare up through storm drains, which is where she first made contact with one of the children. After fleeing, she eventually found a junction, which she described as having an overwhelming amount of options to choose from in terms of passageways.

    The Sewer often have what were described as "tidal waves" occur. These are signaled when the walls begin to shake. These tidal waves consist of a large gush of water that passes through the Sewer, which the Naughty Kids often look forward to.

44. #44The Grand Iron Door

    Keys: The Sewer Grand Iron Door, The Grand Iron Door

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    An Object within The Sewer. Noone described hearing one of the Naughty Kids closing a "grand iron door," which was followed by laughter.

45. #45The Maintenance Room

    Keys: The Maintenance Room, The Sewer Maintenance Room

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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    The maintenance room is accessed through a rusty door in the Sewer. This room houses various piles of junk, jewelry, and other treasures. After the Nome brought Noone to this room, it gestured her towards a chair with a child's propeller cap.

    It would later be revealed that this room belonged to the Balloon-Headed Man, who made piles of various items that he collected over the years.

46. #46The Carnival

    Keys: The Carnival

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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    A location within The Nowhere and the fourth Location of Noone's nightmares. The carnival is said to be a massive ship located high up in the sky, as evident by the clouds seen throughout the carnival as well as the two giant wooden masts. All around the carnival, numerous lights, which Noone describes as fairy-lights, can be seen shining. In addition, various wooden caravans with big yellow wheels can be seen all around, along with colorful fabrics. Many different games and booths are spread about, along with a number of attractions, such as a giant Ferris wheel and a giant circus tent where performers can be seen performing.

47. #47The Giant Wheel

    Keys: The Carnival Giant Wheel, The Giant Wheel

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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    A giant Ferris wheel that serves as one of the attractions in the Carnival. Noone and the preforming children sat in pairs in different carts on the wheel, with her and Rusty being the last to sit together. When arriving at the top, Noone described it as being impossibly high but high enough to see the area clearly.

48. #48The Big Top

    Keys: The Big Top, The Carnival Big Top

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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    The Big Top is a giant circus tent where the Man in the Purple Suit forces children to preform. The inside is filled with seats for the audience, all of which were too small for their large bodies. Each of the preforming children were illuminated by a large spotlight in the room whenever it was their turn. A single tear in the ceiling can be reached if someone climbs up a pole at the center of the stage.

49. #49The Clothing Room

    Keys: The Clothing Room

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

    Entry settings

    A location within The Nowhere and the sixth area of Noone's nightmares.

    Noone described waking up in a "musty and cluttered" room with mountains of patterned fabrics piles against the walls. She spotted a long wooden table covered in scraps and tools. Across the room she spotted a machine door. She began to smell a familiar scene of candy apples, and sad music filled the air. Besides her were racks of clothes that were far too big for her, but just right for the armless and faceless mannequins sat around the room, some of which were already wearing various outfits.

    At the foot of the table was a wooden chest which was stuffed with smaller outfits. These included a doctor outfit, a pink tutu with shoes, and a yellow raincoat. On another table with spools of threads, needles, and ribbon sat the Puppet.

    Somewhere in the room is a sewing station where the Perfect Lady sews her clothes.

50. #50The Burning Building

    Keys: The Burning Building

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 10 · 100%

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    A place within The Nowhere. The building appears to be decaying and falling apart. The building appears to have boarded up windows along its walls. A group of children can be seen trying to free themselves form a large door that is chained up. Eventually, overhead sprinklers turn on to put out the fire occurring in the building.

    When the tall figure begins kidnapping children, it is revealed that there is a second floor with a broken television, a window, a pile of cardboard boxes, and what appears to be a piece of furniture.

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