Hogrim's Halfway House
Hogrim's Halfway House is a sober, two-story building. It's run by a very old, gruff but fair-minded dwarf named Hogrim, who is known for his ability to help rehabilitate and reintegrate criminals and other individuals in need of a second chance, although his methods can be considered as strict.
The exterior of the building is made of sturdy grey stone, and has a peaked roof with a chimney. The front entrance is flanked by two large oak doors, and there is a small garden area with a bench for visitors to sit and wait.
Inside, the common areas are simple but comfortable, although they have a sense of strictness. The ground floor contains a large sitting room with a fireplace, a dining room, and a kitchen. The furniture is functional but worn, with a mix of wooden tables and chairs and comfortable overstuffed armchairs. There is also a small library filled with books that the residents can borrow.
The bedrooms are located on the second floor and are shared by the residents. Each room has several beds, a dresser, and a small desk. The rooms are plain but clean, and the residents are responsible for keeping them tidy.
Hogrim's Halfway House also has a small workshop in the basement where the residents can learn new skills and work on projects. It's equipped with tools and machinery, and Hogrim is always on hand to teach and supervise.
The house also has strict rules and curfews, and residents are expected to follow them or they will be sent to serve the rest of their sentence in The Slammer. Hogrim is known to be a strict but fair supervisor, and he has a good success rate of helping his residents to turn their lives around and become productive members of society.
The Halfway House is a softer sentence than being sent to the Slammer, and Judges can sentence anyone to serve time here. With Hogrim's guidance and the camaraderie of the other residents, many have been able to turn their lives around and build a better future for themselves, but it's not an easy path, and it requires a lot of discipline and commitment from the residents.
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