In this shot, one can see the busy platform of the station. Several citizens are waiting to catch the monorail into central Bricktopia. Euphoria is an up-and-coming suburb, but much of it is not yet developed and most inhabitants must commute into central Bricktopia.
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picture, taken through the front door, shows the information booth where
patrons can purchase monorail tickets and get information.
One might notice the "cage-like" appearance of the booth. This is not purely for stylistic reasons. It turns out that the government of Bricktopia has a forward-thinking program where criminals are re-integrated into the community. Instead of serving their time in jail, some criminals are given the opportunity to serve their city by performing public service. The bars are intended to be a subtle reminder of where the attendant will go if he fails to perform his civic duties. This program has satisfied the liberal elements of society because it gives criminals a chance to "reform" themselves. Conservative elements like it because it saves money by not having to jail certain, lesser criminals. |
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| To the left of the front entrance is a hallway leading to a small cafe. Here, patrons can purchase from a menu including hot chocolate, donuts, candy bars, licorice, cotton candy, ice cream, and the most popular item, celery. |  |
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right of the ticket counter is the lower waiting area. Sometimes,
especially on the weekends, trains may not come very frequently and the
lower waiting area provides a more comfortable waiting area than that
afforded by the platform above.
Timmy the teenager (in the "T" shirt) can be seen here trying to unload some extra drugs he bought last night in the inner city area of Bricktopia. Unfortunately, these patrons are on their way to work and can't afford to get high right now. Perhaps the ticket attendant would be interested? Maybe some of his jail buddies would want it? |
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