Attack of the Hands

The house on the hill is owned by a gentleman...
...of rather eclectic tastes.

I'm something of a surrealist. It's internally consistent, I swear. That or it's performance art...

You might be wondering about the hands. Look back at picture #2 - specifically, look at the lampstands. Then look where each of the hands is going, in the rest of the pictures.

See, what happened was I was messing around with no real goal in mind. So the hideout kind of grew up around that. Kind of like towns in real life, they tend to grow organically. Except for Palmerston North, but not even the residents like Palmy, so we'll disregard that.

On the other hand, though, what happens to a town, it's cohesive. It affects the entire town. More or less, anyway. Can you say London 1666? All the best hideouts are cohesive, they have some kind of theme to them. So it only made sense to do it this way.