Samuel's flat

It's in Prospect.
chapter 1:
Samuel had a good view from his flat on the 12th floor. It was a Prospect flat, small, but comfortable enough if you kept it tidy, which he did.
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There was nothing on anyway. He could see all the way across the river to Evermarch on a clear day, .. but tonight he was watching the goings on closer to home, down on St George Street. A squad of muta were putting up a barricade. There was already a recently built watchtower there, between the General Store and the Bridal Shop, that had been bad enough, but now it looked like they meant to start harassing people as they went about their daily business.
chapter 7:
Samuel was at home, his cat asleep on his lap, Des dozing on the sofa. He was looking out of his window at the dark rain-soaked St George Street. There were so few people about that the muta had abandoned their barricade and gone home. The Bridal Shop was still doing some small business although it was late. Samuel wondered if it was a front for something else. Maybe it was Methodists or some other variety of heretics going in and out.
chapter 8
From as high up as he was, he could see a good stretch of St George Street and the roofs of the houses beyond, and when it wasn’t raining, he could even see the steeples of the Evermarch churches, shimmering in the zonal haze.
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