Kirk Cranston's
apartment
Apt.
150, Santa Barbara
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At
the end of 1985, we get acquainted with the apartment of a character who is
going to mark the show for his mean intentions : Kirk Cranston. The business
lawyer lives in a very modern two-room apartment within a building of the city
center.
Sand-colored
color walls, beige carpet, vast and perfectly tidied up main room : everything
is made to give to the place a neutral, comfortable aspect but without soul.
Behind a small separation constituted by two beams framing a sofa, we enter the
lounge. A second sofa, blue too, faces the first one. Its frame gives the
impression that it is inlayed in the ground, between some stairs and a small
hidden recess. Around the lounge, a few elements to be indicated : a coffee
table, a fireplace, some impersonal frames on the walls, and two French windows
looking onto a green space.
On
the left of the lounge, a hidden recess behind a new separation allows to reach
a cuboïde where Kirk tidies up his clothes. It is there that Pearl Bradford
will find the shoes that Kirk wore the evening of the murder attempt on C.C.
Capwell. Around the flowery vases, a big cactus with tortuous forms in a jar
calls back this feeling of danger around the character of Kirk.
Behind
the second sofa, after some steps, we reach a door to the left of the two plate
glass windows. This door constitutes in a way the "highlight" of the
apartment : a huge reproduction of King of hearts. This choice is not
insignificant : Kirk considers himself as the dominant male, the one who, by his
little schemes, leads the game and has to gain the victories at all costs.
This
door allows to go into the bedroom, second room of the apartment. The dark blue
walls strengthen the feeling of coolness, whereas the decoration, always
minimalist, reflects once again the lack of soul of his owner.
After
his wedding
with Eden, Kirk will come to live in the Capwell mansion with her, leaving his
apartment
behind him.