#ftctask02

[elizabeth-holt]

To Build A Home

One of the perks of being a valued employee of Abstergo was certainly the amount of money and luxury that came along with it. Elizabeth never liked to squander her money and so, ever since she had worked at Abstergo, she managed to accumulate a hefty sum. She only ever used her money for three things: rational issues, charitable issues, and the occasional spoils (if she was in the mood).

As one of the more "dedicated" employees, the company has often kept an eye on her. For that reason, she was "offered" a spot at Park Avenue Towers, one of the most luxurious apartments in New York City. Elizabeth knew why she had to live where most of the Templars lived. She wasn't stupid and as much as she would have liked to refuse, she couldn't. She had already refused them several times before and refusing the luxury that they were offering her was surely something that could drive the knife they held firmly behind her back harder.

Besides, the woman found that the idea wasn't so bad. She liked the minimalistic, contemporary feel of her little apartment as it matched what kind of person she was. Even though it served as a reminder of who she was working for, Elizabeth was partially grateful that she could have a roof over her head and something she could call home.

[charlie-kwon]

Apartment 23

Charlie is the type of person who doesn't need much to be content with his surrounding. He only needs few essentials in his apartment; bed, kitchen, bathroom and laptop. He's not that particular, so to speak. So it didn't take him long to find a room that meets rather low standard.

The apartment he rented has only one room and a bathroom. He brought the love of his life, the computers and electronic devices, and only clothes to NYC. So the place looked very empty at first. After few weeks, he bought a bed that has drawer beneath it, a desk and a chair, dishes and stuff and settled in quite nicely. Usually, his place stays in the neatly organized state for few days. But the entropy accumulates and because he doesn't have high expectation on living condition, his room tends to get messy until one day he finally decides to clean it all up.

Some of the quirks of Charlie's room is that he has more than one computer. He has the main desktop, hooked up to three different monitors, along with two laptops-- one for outdoor work and the other for the hacking-- and the iPad which is his more personal device. Then there's the no-shoes policy of the room. In Korea-- along with other Asian countries-- people take off the shoes when they enter the house. Naturally, it felt really weird for Charlie to walk around the room with shoes on.