There is, in fact, a tub therein. It's a large metal thing that spans the width of the room (which is remarkably small given the height, almost as if someone had tilted it over on its side) that sits upon four squat legs. One end of it has been covered with a series of wooden boards laid edge to edge, akin to a writing desk, but there's easily enough room to get in at the other end.
Getting to it is another matter: the room is filled with furniture. The desk sweeps around in an L shape, while the opposite wall is home to a bookshelf and a wardrobe. Just past the wardrobe is a small iron stove, with a large bucket resting precariously atop it. Opposite between the desk and the bath is an armor stand, along with a sword rack. Occupying the center of the room is a footstool.
Beyond this, there's a number of scrolls set strategically around the room, as well as filling the bookcase. A set of dinnerware lays claim to one corner of the desk, next to a candlestick (which is curiously screwed down to the desk). And a boot rack keeps the door from completely meeting the wall.
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on 2010-08-26 08:19 pm (UTC)Getting to it is another matter: the room is filled with furniture. The desk sweeps around in an L shape, while the opposite wall is home to a bookshelf and a wardrobe. Just past the wardrobe is a small iron stove, with a large bucket resting precariously atop it. Opposite between the desk and the bath is an armor stand, along with a sword rack. Occupying the center of the room is a footstool.
Beyond this, there's a number of scrolls set strategically around the room, as well as filling the bookcase. A set of dinnerware lays claim to one corner of the desk, next to a candlestick (which is curiously screwed down to the desk). And a boot rack keeps the door from completely meeting the wall.