Yet “even when’s nobody’s there,” Hall remarks: aesthetically I find the place fascinating. Just weird and different and interesting. It’s the kind of thing that I’d be into. Forgetting the sexual nature or orientation of people meeting there. Not even thinking about that, just the fact that it’s this big abandoned place like that. The way it looks, burnt out. The space. The sun coming in. The windows. The halls. The light. All-natural light. Things smashed in. It’s just weird. It’s a combination of so many different senses and visual aspects and suggestions, memories, things you’ve seen in
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