Escape the Asylum - Rough Toilet

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Emergency Lavatory Simulator - A Crude but Functional Stand-in for the Real Thing This hastily assembled device is intended to serve as a temporary replacement for the actual bathroom facilities at the asylum, allowing patients to perform their bodily functions in a somewhat safe and sanitary environment. Its construction is rough and utilitarian, with metal pipes and wooden planks cobbled together in a haphazard manner. A small, grimy window provides natural light, while a rusty faucet dispenses water from a murky tank. The air inside is thick with the stench of disinfectant and human waste. Despite its crude appearance, the Emergency Lavatory Simulator seems to function adequately, although users report a persistent sense of unease during their experiences within it. The device's designers have clearly prioritized functionality over aesthetics, and the result is a space that feels more like a torture chamber than a place of refuge. Still, in a desperate bid to provide some semblance of normalcy for the asylum's inmates, this contraption serves as a necessary evil.