Oh don't worry, that'll probably be happening often.<br/><br/>Also: I figure there are<strong>three</strong>general residence areas in town.<strong>Green Acres</strong>, the development of your most middle of middle class complete with public playground. Then there's the<strong>Trailer Park</strong>, which is not only right next to Green Acres, but is separated by nothing more than a chain-link fence between it and the playground. Most everyone is aware of the portion of fence where the chain-link is peeled back, leaving enough space to slide on through. This is pretty much how most of the characters were able to hang out at a young age. However, there's also<strong>Lookout Point</strong>, the upper middle-class residences on the other side of the farms, literally elevated on the hills. This is where the more well-off folks grew up, with its very own playground and recreational center separated from the rest of the community.<br/><br/>The abandoned house the outcasts will be partying at will be about three miles beyond the trailer park, just outside of one of the farms' property boundaries. The "normie" party will be at Lookout Point (and remember, Upper Middle Class does not mean mansion, though it will mean somewhat fancier middle class home. The sort that might actually have a nook specifically designed for breakfast to be feasted upon within it, even if it tends to be the dedicated spot for the paper shredder, the cat's daytime sleeping spot, or mom's miniature indoor jungle of potted plants).<br/><br/>That should be enough to cover most of our characters. Please try and consider spreading out so we don't have just one person in Lookout Point or something (I may be wrong in this, but I feel at least Marco and Gwynn probably live in that neighborhood).<br/><br/>Aaron and Benny both live in Green Acres, which I also assume Chloe and Phil are from. I imagine Naomi as being one of the kids that showed all the other kids the hole in the fence leading from the trailer park to the playground. That's my guess at least.