Inside the main hall of the Hildington Manor, all of Hildington’s staff is standing in a well-formed line, shoulder to shoulder. Hildington is pacing back and forth, checking each of his staff members to make sure they look ship-shape and prepared for their tasks. 

Holloway drives across a long bridge and up to the house and parks next to a large, stone fountain. Holloway gets out of his black car and takes in the sights. The Manor was quite large, with a lot of red-curtained windows. The door itself was almost just as impressive as the Manor. Engraved on the expensive wooden doors were the letters “B” and “H”. The doors were very large and had gold doorknobs, probably real gold. The Manor was a marble color and had stairs going up to the doors. There were also well-kept hedges around the place and lanterns for when it got dark. Holloway was quite impressed.