Just because there's someone more dramatic than you doesn't mean you're not an overdramatic fuck. I don't see you refraining from complaining about my manners just because pigs exist.

[ He follows Alucard onto the stage. It's sturdy, with a few trapdoors that he chooses to not step on. from the front, it seems innocent enough. From on-stage there are a few more warning signs visible - hooks with chains hanging from them attached to the walls and hidden from the audience by curtains, deep scratches on the stone that couldn't have been made by human hands, implying that even some of Walter's vampiric enemies had found their way here.

The backstage area is a small space, lit only by what light from the lams finds its way in. Trevor's estimation of it being used to store props wasn't quite correct. Instead it has a great system of ropes tied to bars at different levels against one wall. Two tunnels go under the stage, not quite big enough for either of them to fit through (or at least, in Alucard's case, not as they are). ]

Those tunnels were- probably for the children to navigate the place. [ He guesses, and that's an upsetting and uncomfortable thought. ]