You've got all kinds of options for lunch: fast food, cafeteria food, sandwiches, dessert line, or grabbing something out of the vending machine. The tables seat about eight people, but you can always pull up extra seats.

Roosevelt's library is probably one of the most extensive in the entire city. Even the public libraries don't have what Roosevelt's library has to offer. If a library's intelligence were measured by the amount of books it had inside of it, Roosevelt would have a genius-level IQ. The library is in a completely different building than the school, and is just as nicely polished and preened. If there's something you need to research, this is probably the place to do it.

The halls of Roosevelt Prep are lit by mounted lamps, and the walls are painted soothing, sophisticated shade of brown. Marble floors glow in the warm light, and rows and rows of doors are everywhere. Each door leads to a classroom.

If you get in trouble, or if you've requested to 'speak to the manager', this is where you'll get sent. The office, itself, is lavishly decorated: Living plants, a leather sofa, and leather chairs in front of a rich mahogany desk. On top of the desk are neatly stacked papers, and perfectly aligned and sharpened pencils.