{"type":"location","location":{"title":"The Main Foyer - Ashworth Psychiatric Institution","description":"You stand in the grand foyer of what was once a Gilded Age mansion. Afternoon light filters through tall windows, casting long shadows across a marble floor. The air smells of old wood and cleaning solution. A mahogany desk sits to your right, behind which a nurse in crisp white attire watches you with an unsettling smile. To your left, a grand staircase curves upward into shadow. Ahead, a long hallway stretches deeper into the building. On the wall behind the desk, you notice a portrait of a stern-faced man in 19th-century dress—his nameplate is too distant to read clearly. Your leather briefcase, containing your audit tools and initial documentation, feels heavy in your hand. A brass plaque near the entrance reads: 'ASHWORTH INSTITUTION - ESTABLISHED 1847.' Something about this place feels... wrong. Too quiet. Too organized.\n\nYou were told your client would arrange for your access to the financial records. You see several doors—one marked 'RECORDS ROOM,' another simply labeled 'ADMINISTRATION,' and a third with a frosted glass window that obscures whatever lies beyond.","suggestedActions":["Approach the nurse at the desk and introduce yourself","Examine the portrait of the stern-faced man more closely","Head directly toward the Records Room","Ask about the location of the Administration office","Look around the foyer for any other details or notices"],"conversation":"2ct5mexofb24nizlbxkx7n"},"conversationLength":1,"maxFreeConversationLength":10}