The Grand Paradise Hotel

At around 11:30 p.m., IAN FLETCHER and TEMPERANCE LLANCASTER could be heard drunkenly singing songs loudly and very off-key as they walked from the Castaway bar to the seventh floor. Their arms are around each other and Temperance and Ian both have big grins on their faces. The two seem completely unaware of anything else in their surroundings as they sing to and with each other.

Except when they are on the stairs (because Ian is not taking another elevator) and stop for a few minutes to experiment with the echo.

And whenever they bump into the various objects (or people) on the way to their end destination.

Occasionally, the two of them stop to have a short conversation that ultimately ends with one or both of them laughing and leaning into each other. And then laughing more because they just remembered what was funny again. And then laughing even more because it didn't stop being funny.

In addition to the singing, at one point, Ian and Temperance could be seen dancing with each other on the second landing.

When they reached the fourth floor, a member of the hotel staff confronted them. Before the staff member could tell them to be quiet, Ian and Temperance made a break for fifth. They didn't make it.

From the fifth to seventh floors, they could be heard giggle-whispering until they reached seventh and started singing again.

On the seventh floor, Temperance and Ian lingered outside the door to Ian's hotel room for a bit, before disappearing into Ian's room for the rest of the night.

Any ghosts are welcome to have been walked-through by the pair. The tipsy zigzag pattern of their movement covered a lot of ground.

Any other character reactions welcome.

Even though Sydney Cubb had returned the key Milo Spatters surreptitiously slipped her way, she had no intention of leaving the east hall alone after only one short visit. At 11:30pm, she quietly stepped into the hall from her room, carrying with her a rather full-looking bag and all the unshakeable resolve she could muster. The hallway was bright as ever, and she expected nothing less, but Sydney was pleased to find it empty as she drew closer to the barricade she'd crossed earlier that day. She noticed almost immediately that the chair she'd used to climb over the barrier had been pushed back to its original seating area, but that wasn't much of a concern. The plush carpeting would mask the sound of moving furniture.

She left her bag by the locked door. Sydney could've picked the lock— the lockpicking set Nick had gotten her ages ago was of course in her bag — but she didn't want to risk scratching the keyhole. Not if it would draw unwanted attention. Jumping the wall was the smarter move again, and so Sydney went to push back one of the armchairs, trying to keep the process as quiet as possible.

Just as she was lining the chair firmly up against the door, Sydney heard a noise behind her and glanced over her shoulder, noticing Zoe Kingman standing in the hall. Surprised, but undeterred, Sydney said "Hold on," before climbing over the plywood wall much as she had earlier, easing herself down for a softer landing. She unlocked the door from the ruined side of the hall, stepping out to push the chair aside and grab her bag. "If you're coming, best be quick and quiet. We're not supposed to be here," she said.

The door was open just long enough for Zoe and Sydney to step into the dark, dusty hall, unaware that Max Kingman and Blaze Cubb had followed them as well.