The Dorms

T H E      D O R M S
      Er wordt maar één dorm laten zien in de serie. De rest van de slaapzalen zijn zelfbedacht en niet canon. Elke slaapkamer heeft een eigen badkamer. Elke slaapzaal heeft één ''dorm parent'' (een soort toezichthouder, een docent of proffesor van de school) en één ''head girl'' die instaat voor alles wat er gebeurt binnen het dorm en verantwoordelijk is voor de orde & netheid met de ''dorm parent''. Slaapkamers worden gedeeld met twee of drie leerlingen.


 OPHELIA HALL
      Ophelia (/oʊˈfiːliə/) is a character in William Shakespeare's drama Hamlet (1599–1601). She is a young noblewoman of Denmark, the daughter of Polonius, sister of Laertes and potential wife of Prince Hamlet, who, due to Hamlet's actions, ends up in a state of madness that ultimately leads to her drowning. Along with Queen Gertrude, Ophelia is one of only two female characters in the original play.

b]hallway (hallway of the dorms, but next to every door there is a table with a plant/flower that represents the roommates (Thornhills idea)


(hallway with Thornhills bedroom. Up the stairs: girls, downstairs: boys.



stairs (decorated with flowers)


^^darkwood stairs


^^decorated with flowers

common room (small, cozy, floral, lots of plants, you can find these:)






bedrooms (empty, the students are fully free to design them however they wish) >> only the top floor has the window of Enid&Wednesday, but all the bedrooms are very spacious, the most spacious of all of them with dark wood.




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CARMILLA TOWER
      Carmilla is a Gothic novel by Irish author Sheridan Le Fanu. The book is about a young girl who is seduced by a female vampire. The story has been adapted into films several times, and is considered, along with Bram Stoker's Dracula, one of the most important early works of modern vampire fiction. It was written before Dracula in 1872. The tragedy ends in the death of Carmilla, and her lover Laura reminiscing about her, and saying that she sometimes fancies that she hears Carmilla's footsteps at her door.

these dorms are from the third floor onwards fully claimed by the students and not accessible to people who do not sleep there.

common room (on the right)



centre of the common rooms that lead up to stairs



common room (on the left)



stairs (going to the dorms)



b]hallway (upstairs leading to the dorms)



bedrooms (empty, the students are fully free to design them however they wish)




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THE GALILEO DORMS
      Galileo Galilei was a mathematician and astronomer who proposed a heliocentric model of the universe that placed the Sun, rather than the Earth, at the center of the known planets and fixed stars, but his "outcast" views led to disbelief. Galileo was found "vehemently suspect of heresy", namely of having held the opinions that the Sun lies motionless at the centre of the universe, that the Earth is not at its centre and moves, and that one may hold and defend an opinion as probable after it has been declared contrary to Holy Scripture. On 26 Febraury 1616, Galileo Galilei was formally banned and banished by the Roman Catholic Church for teaching and defending his ''outcast'' thinking.


hallway (Op het einde van de foto zie je een driesplitsing. Je kan vanaf de astrobiologielokalen (begaande grond en tweede verdieping) het trappenhuis omhoog naar de slaapzalen, wat dus leidt naar de driesplitsing. Deze hal is gevuld met gedeelde slaapkamers achter iedere deur. Als je vanaf de trap rechtdoor gaat, kom je uit in de common room. Het trappenhuis gaat echter door tot de bovenste verdieping, waar er meer hallen zijn gevuld met slaapkamers.



stairs



common room (wanneer je de slaapruimtes en hallen binnengaat, merk je meteen de invloed van Galileo Galilei terug. Veel blauw, sterrenpatronen. De kasten zijn ook gevuld met verscheidene boeken van astrologen. Boven de openhaard hangt een schilderij van Galileo)



bedrooms (empty, the students are fully free to design them however they wish, smaller, beds closer togheter.)


^^the walls, floors, windows etc like this. Stone walls. Dark wood floors. Small light.


^^ this is the space. Desk inbetween.

top of the tower de top van de Galileo toren heeft een glazen dak, waardoor leerlingen door het dak heen kunnen kijken naar de sterren. Deze ruimte wordt de celestial observatory genoemd, gevuld met microscopen die kunnen worden uitgeleend. De ruimte is open voor alle leerlingen, maar wordt soms ook afgesloten, zodat er lessen kunnen worden gegeven 's nachts.



(de telescoop op deze foto staat in de ruimte ^^)


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THE MEDUSA WING
      A woman of notable beauty, Medusa was pursued by the sea god Poseidon. Medusa fled from Poseidon and arrived at a shrine to Athena, but Poseidon entered anyway and violated the woman. Athena blamed Medusa for her own suffering and for violating the sacred space by turning her into a monster. Medusa was a priestess to Athena, and she couldn't punish Poseidon because he was a very powerful god. She had to help Medusa in a way that would seem to others like punishment but was really protection. Athena took away her looks by turning her into a monster, and she gave her the power to turn any man into stone.


door to the common room on the third floor of the building (at the bottom of the building are classrooms)



hallway (the hallway & stairs to the dorms are actually going around on the outside of the building with no windows, everything is open and filled with nature, to the right are doors to bedrooms.)



common room



fireplace in the common room



bedrooms (empty, the students are fully free to design them however they wish, lower ceiling, green walls with darkwood panneling and floors.)



top of the building (open, underneath a roof, with a statue of Medusa in the centre)





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