Structures were in place. People had been employed under the guidance of Mr Carter. Not all of them were new, but Mr Steele never liked to inherit too many people from an old regime. Fresh blood was better for fresh ideas. The wires, like veins, spread throughout the walls and ceilings, providing the lifeblood of the hotel. Audio feeds into every room helped to control the ambience and aided receptivity. A thousand electronic eyes surveyed the property, mirrors were two-sided, and TV monitors little better than windows into the room. Ellen thought this was overkill, but knew Steele was inflexible on this subject. She did however manage to get an assurance that bathrooms were off-limits. It was a small concession but something to build on.
The name was chosen by Ellen as a double meaning,
