{"type":"location","location":{"title":"The Coroner's Office, Copper Town of San Pedro de Atacama","description":"You step out of the stagecoach into a wall of dry heat. The year is 1887, and you have just arrived in San Pedro de Atacama, a remote mining settlement clinging to the edge of the Atacama Desert. The British Mining Syndicate owns everything here—the copper mines, the houses, the very ground beneath your feet.\n\nYour new office is a modest adobe structure adjacent to the town's overcrowded cemetery. Inside, dust motes dance in the harsh sunlight filtering through small windows. A wooden desk is stacked with papers and anatomical charts. In the corner sits a cabinet containing surgical instruments and specimen jars. On the wall hangs a calendar from the mining company dated 1885.\n\nThrough the office window, you can see row upon row of graves stretching across the pale earth. The cemetery seems far too full for a town of this size. The dry air here is said to preserve the dead in remarkable condition—a fact that troubles you, given the official records you've been shown. Too many 'accidental deaths.' Too many young workers.\n\nA knock sounds at your door. It is midday, and you have much to learn about your new position.","suggestedActions":["Examine the papers on your desk","Look through the surgical instruments and specimen jars","Step outside to inspect the cemetery","Answer the knock at the door","Study the calendar and anatomical charts on the wall"],"conversation":"5xvhuelvumryk5fcb522xq"},"conversationLength":1,"maxFreeConversationLength":10}