Building (Menagerie II: Presentable Liberty)

The building featured in Menagerie II: Presentable Liberty which the protagonist resided in for 5 days, is supposed to be a prison as stated by Doctor Money. However, Salvadore researched on the building by himself and found that the building was never purposed as a prison.

Nobody was seen walking in the corridor on the floor where the protagonist resided in during the 5 days. Moreover, nobody was seen in the midnight at the end of day 5.

In one of the endings of Presentable Liberty, the protagonist picked the detached elevator button, installed it onto the broken circuit opening of his cell, and closed the cell door, then went down many floors to reach the floor. This indicates his cell is actually a repurposed elevator room. Moreover, in the other end where Dr. Money sent someone to fix the power, the protagonist is met by someone several days later, therefore there should be another way to travel between the doors, although it is unknown why did it take long to reach the protagonist.

There are identical white doors that cannot be opened on the floor the protagonist resides and on the ground floor. The white double-door entrance is on the ground floor, with an extrusion like a completely charred door just besides it. The building is normally illuminated by plain fluorescent tubes, and there are red wall lights installed nearby the doors, according to Doctor Money, when normal power is out of order, the red lights would resume function, being powered up by an emergency power supply. However the emergency power supply can only sustain the function of the red lights.

It is unknown why Doctor Money's Portable Entertainment Machine can no longer be interacted when the power supply came out, however, the elevator functioned despite Doctor Money claiming only the red lights were functional.

After the protagonist escapes from the building, the power supply is implied to be fixed, although the items gifted to the protagonist are not taken away.