Sillyvision

## General Overview

Sillyvision is a small town that sits far away from any of the bigger cities, such as Toon Town. The area around it is beautiful, with flourishing plants, wildlife, rivers and faraway cliffs. The town is also picturesque, with flowers in every windowsill and a cheerful charm. Many of the locals are friendly to most visitors, even going out of their way to say hi and offer local tips. At first glance, it is the perfect vision of a small town (Ch 281).

However, Sillyvision does have a darker side to it. As a small town rumours and gossip spreads very quickly across town. Sasha has also noted unfortunate "small town thinking" in the town, meaning that many locals will base their opinions on stereotypes such as the stereotype that cows are dumb. However, she does also clarify that this thinking leads mostly to nasty gossip and people turning their back on others when they could help out instead of outright cruel or violent acts (Ch 5). The police in town have also been noted by multiple characters to be fairly incompetent and biased in their work.

## The Dancing Lady

Sasha's club, The Dancing Lady, Is a big three-story building. Inside, on the first floor, is a large dancefloor in the center of the room with a stage sitting in front of it on the far wall. There's also a bar on one side of the room and various tables set up around the dance floor for patrons to sit at. On the second floor is a large balcony that circle's three-quarters of the main room and is also open to the club's patrons (Ch 1) The club is the most popular place in town and has a constant stream of local customers coming in (Ch 5)

### Sasha's Loft

Through a door in a back room of the Dancing Lady is the door that opens to the stairway up to Sasha's third floor loft. The main living room is "tastefully decorated" with a couple of couches, a coffee table, rug and pictures of Sasha with patrons of her club (Ch 11) There's also a kitchen area and, presumably, Sasha's bedroom further inside (Ch 8)

## B-Bros Apartment

The B-Bro's apartment is a small apartment in one of the Sillyvision apartment complexes. The front door connects into the living room area, which is connected directly to the kitchen. A hallways off of the living room connects back into the basic bathroom (Ch 1) and the brothers two bedrooms (Ch 2) The apartment is sparsely decorated, with a television (Ch 1) and couch in the living room. The kitchen has three additional chairs that can be moved to the living room on the rare occasion guests are in the home (Ch 4) The apartment was trashed following the events of Chapter 7 and it's current condition is unknown.

## Pete's Garage

Pete's garage sits just on the edge of town and is the former place of employment for the B-Bros (Ch 5) The main garage area where the cars are fixed is open to the street and is where all the tools are stored. The employee punch clock is also in this main area (Ch 1) A dirty hallway with a bulletin board covered in advertisements leads further back into the building to Pete's office. The office contains a fancy leather chair and polished desk for Pete to work on, with a much smaller, rickety chair sat across from it for guests (Ch 2) During the events of Chapter 5, the garage burned down.

## Sillyvision Police Station

The Sillyvision Police Station is your average small town station with the front doors leading straight into the waiting area. The exact layout of the station is currently unknown but it is most likely safe to assume that there is an office area for the police to work in further back into the building. It also has a morgue and an evidence room (Ch 6) There's also an interrogation room with a basic table and chairs set up in which to talk to suspects in (Ch 7)

## Mrs. and Ms. Orphanage

Mrs. and Ms. is the local orphanage that has been run by Mrs. Tremaine and Ms. Sarah for years. The building itself is a large, stately house that is just a touch to small to be called a manor. There is a large wooden fence around the property that is scratched and scribbled on by various children over the years. In the front is a latched gate connected to a walkway that connects to the front door. There is also a large porch on the front of the house that has chairs set up in it. It's not unusual to see the children running around the property or the porch during the daytime (Ch 281).

Inside the house, a few pictures and paintings line the walls. The wallpaper is faded, especially near the bottom where crayon has clearly been scrubbed off, and the floor is scuffed and scratched from years of children running. Old toys in disrepair litter the floor as well. Directly next to the front door is a shoe rack for the children as well as many coats hanging along the walls. Once guests are inside they are usually brought to the front room to talk with Ms. Sarah or Mrs. Tremaine. The furniture in this room is old, worn, mismatched, stained and scratched up. The rug is thin but still intact and curtained windows allow light into the room. Side tables with flowers lend a pleasant smell to the place. Shelves full of framed pictures and books of varying sizes and reading levels line the walls (Ch 281).

Upstairs, the children sleep together in a large room lined with beds. Each bed has a plain wooden chest at the end of it with the child's name on its side on a little card and all their belongings inside of it. There are also toys scattered around the room that children play with during their free time (Ch 219).

## City Hall

Sillyvision's city hall, much like the rest of the town, is picture-perfect. The grounds are tastefully manicured and kept neat. It is not an overly gaudy building but still manages to project an air of authority. Inside the building are plants, paintings and small plagues about the town's history. Felix describes the place as clean, up-to-date and carefully picked. There is a secretary's desk directly in front of the entrance to meet any guests that enter the building(Ch 281).

A door behind the secretaries desk leads to the mayor's office. Inside the room is covered with a thick carpet. A heavy desk with lockable drawers sits in the centre of the room, with a large chair behind it set with its back facing the window overlooking the rest of the town. Filing cabinets fill the room and the walls are decorated with pictures of the mayor standing with notable people from the local community as well as a flag (Ch 281).