Location
Upper-Class Manor House
De Vries House
A narrow two-story manor house with dark timber beams visible beneath a moss-stained slate roof. The brick facade holds the faint scent of damp stone and old paper, its windows set deep into thick walls with ivy clinging to the western side. Inside, wide floorboards creak underfoot, and the air carries the weight of centuries—parchment, beeswax, and something sharper: spice and ink from shelves crammed with parish ledgers and land deeds. The house’s upper floor is sealed off, its locked door suggesting deliberate concealment. Stairs groan as Romana and Emilia ascend, their footsteps quickening as they chase the possibility that this place holds the last traces of the dissolved convent’s order.
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S16E10
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The Stones of Blood Part 2
Breaking into De Vries' house with Vivien's bike
De Vries’ house stands as the pending objective, its looming presence over the buried convent’s ruins making it both historical archive and supernatural nexus. Its sealed upper floor and ivy-choked facade become symbols of concealed truth and corrupt stewardship.
Atmosphere
Bristling with historical weight and unseen menace, air thick with damp stone and old parchment.
Functional Role
Target destination for clandestine investigative mission
Symbolic Significance
Embodiment of institutional corruption and the violent legacy of Henry VIII’s dissolution policies.
Access Restrictions
Physically unguarded but effectively restricted by heritage, secrecy, and the Cailleach’s encroaching power.
Narrow two-story manor with moss-stained slate roof and ivy on western wall
Dark timber beams visible beneath peeling paint, suggesting centuries of concealed secrets
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