Headmaster's Office

When a patient has done exceptionally well or needs special disciplining, many are sent to the Headmaster's office. Although the Headmaster claims to be working in there often, she is rarely seen entering or leaving, possibly due to overworking or laziness--who knows?

Layout
By far the biggest office in the building, it's a large rectangular room with dark wooden floors and chipped wallpaper. Near the back sits the Headmaster's very old-fashioned desk covered in files and an assortment of trinkets. Behind it, a rather old but comfy looking chair sits along with a large curtain that covers a disgustingly stained window. Two chairs are placed in front for visitors, unfortunately marked with scrapes most likely due to handcuffs. A coffee table and two love-seats are also present, but they too are covered in books and papers. Throughout the room there are bookshelves along the walls and a thick layer of dust on the top shelves. The floor has a worn rug with the occasional stain and is littered with loose papers.