Laboratory of the Mind

The Laboratory of the Mind is a location in. It servs as the living quarters of Samuel Brownlee, and a medium-sized research facility for the human mind and The Contraption.

Appearance
The laboratory is a large, modern house of rectangular design, with three floors. The laboratory's spaciousness was developed not only through Samuel Brownlee, but through donations and contributions of lab assistants. The building is capable of holding up to forty people. The exterior has a great deal of glass, intertwined with light blue bricks. The exterior has a great deal of Malura, the white Euclidean bush, serving as a small garden for the trail leading to the entrance. The building has a small garage, which serves Samuel Brownlee's vehicle.

The building's first floor is extremely large, serving as the building's main operations. On the first floor, there are several computers, notebooks, beakers; for laboratory research. The first floor has numerous, long tables, which allow assistants to place their personal devices.

The building's second floor is what Samuel considers to be the most important one. On the second floor, The Contraption is housed. There are thirteen, single-sized beds, periodically cleaned by lab assistants through nearby washing machines. On a circular table, The Contraption is placed in the middle of the room. On the second floor, in a large wardrobe, are what is referred to as the "Dreaming Robes". The Dreaming Robes are white, soft pajamas, used to keep beds as clean and sterile as possible.

The third floor is usually private, and is Samuel Brownlee's living quarters.

Background
The laboratory was founded by Samuel Brownlee, after researching The Contraption in The Laboratory of the Unexplainable.