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First of all, Marlowe leads you through a door that opens onto a stairwell going down into the basement. At the bottom, you find yourselves in a large room filled with heavy machinery, which you assume was once the printing press. The actual machinery is roped off, and the room is set up almost as a museum, with small signs describing what each part of the mechanism was used for.

"I can't really imagine it actually working," Marlowe says as you weave between some snaking conveyor belts. "It must have been so loud. I wonder if it would still turn on?"

It's not long before you find out the answer; you come across a sign on the wall that says the press was deactivated when the newspaper went digital, and that some of its main parts were recycled into factory equipment.

"Oh, right," Marlowe murmurs. Gazing back at the broad room with all of its unmoving machines, they say: "Couldn't have it coming back to life and printing a bunch of ghost papers, I guess."