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The Custodial Room is located to the right of the Prescott Dormitory entrance and is used by Blackwell's janitor Samuel Taylor.

Episode One - "Chrysalis"[]

Max Caulfield enters the room to crank up the sprinkler valve, which drenches Victoria Chase, Taylor, and Courtney Wagner, causing them to stand up and leave the stairs where they were sitting.

Episode Two - "Out of Time"[]

Max has a second opportunity to explore the room; she can find photos of Rachel Amber posing and a box labeled "Sammy's stuff". Outside, she can ask Samuel, who sits on a bench, about the photos. Samuel also keeps a missing person poster of Rachel Amber in his custodial room.

Episode Three - "Chaos Theory"[]

Max can enter the room once again as the door is not locked. Inside, she can find a scarf, a fashion magazine, a box with an empty paint bucket and several toolboxes.

Interactions[]

PC users: Hover over the text to see Max's comments. See here for all interactions in the game.
  • Sprinkler valve (Comment: Episode 1: "This main sprinkler valve looks easy enough to use."
    Episode 2: "I definitely won't play with this thing again...")
  • Rachel's photos (Comment: "How did Samuel get photos of Rachel posing?")
  • "Sammy's stuff" box (Comment: "I've never seen Samuel wearing shades... and what's with this other crap?")
  • Rachel Amber Missing Person poster (Comment: "I can see that Samuel's concerned but... does he need a poster?")
  • A silky scarf (Comment: "I know Samuel doesn't wear silky scarves... So who does?")
  • A fashion magazine (Comment: "Who knew Samuel was so into runway fashion?")
  • A box with an empty paint bucket (Comment: "Nothing here.")
  • An axe (Comment: "Samuel really should keep this locked. It's a waiting accident. And too easy to sneak into...")
  • Several toolboxes (Comment: "Nuts and bolts... like my grandpa's garage.")

Trivia[]

Samuel's janitor room that can't be entered from the custodial room but very likely was originally meant to be an explorable area since there exists detailed concept art for the room.

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