The Gilded Age

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Set against the backdrop of Scarborough's sea, the consulting rooms of Dr. Orion Hood reflect a meticulous order that mirrors the ocean's vastness. The space exudes both luxury and a sense of control, with carefully arranged cigars and spirits that showcase a blend of refinement and restraint. Poetry and literature find their place among scientific texts, suggesting a harmony between intellect and artistry. Dr. Hood's environment embodies a balance of elegance and discipline, hinting at the complex nature of his work as a criminologist specializing in moral disorders.