« 于: 2014-06-27, 周五 09:50:02 »
阴暗的房间里充斥着一股寒意。
你打了一个冷颤,看到躺在一旁的人也缓缓睁开双眼。
天花板上有四根并排的日光灯管,四周结满了蜘蛛网。
房间一侧有窗户,但是被木板封住了。
屋内十分昏暗,仅有微弱的一丝光线射进屋内,照着空气中舞动的浮尘。
窗户对面的墙上有一扇关闭的铁门。
铁门的右边有一个内嵌式的玻璃橱柜,隐约能看见里面并不是空的。
橱柜再往右就是你的位置。
你坐起身,发现浑身乏力,于是靠在墙边,继续观察。
你的身下是一块长方形的铁板,上面足够躺七八个人,或者是停一辆汽车。
铁板的四个角都由粗大的铁链固定住,而铁链的顶端一直延伸到天花板内。
靠着铁板的短边,你的左侧,墙上有一个大约半米长的铁拉杆开关。
另一块铁板与它的长边相接。这一块锈蚀的十分严重边角的一些地方也都翘了起来。
一张铁制的长桌放在上面,靠着墙,也就是你对面的墙。
桌上摆着很多杂物,从这个角度很难看清楚。
墙上挂着各种各样的工具,都很整齐的排列着。
« 上次编辑: 2014-07-07, 周一 11:51:23 由 Snow Patrol »

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M: I don't know how to put this to you, but trainspotters do have a certain reputation.
T: Which reputation are you thinking of?
M: Well... maybe for being a little bit dull?
T: I think you become involved to an extent that you ignore the real world outside. You come into your own little world and you have many people who join you in that, whether they're interested in mechanics, interested in the actual observations, interested in the operations. They all have their own little interest. But it means that we're committed to what we enjoy.
M: A little obsessive, then? You will admit to a little obsessive, would you?
T: I think obsessive, possibly, yes. Certainly not dull.