Trouble's apartment follows the same floor plan as Daisy's, but the furnishings leave much to be desired.<br/><br/>The 'living room' is dominated by a thrift store couch, a bookshelf fashioned from two-by-fours and cinder-blocks, a small TV and cheap VCR on an improvised entertainment system.  There are no decorations to speak of besides a pair of wall scrolls on the wall behind the tv: one of which shows an anime-style samurai proudly holding a standard (the fu-rin-ka-zan of Takeda Shingen).  The other is an artfully done tiger-and-dragon Chinese motif around a quote from Sun Tzu.  Whether Trouble recognizes the significance of either of these is anyone's guess.<br/><br/>The 'dining room' has a sturdy card table and two chairs.  There are take-out menus taped to the refrigerator door in the kitchen.  Most of them are for either pizza or generic (American) Chinese places within walking distance.  There is also a phone in here--a bakelite monstrosity with a rotary dial.<br/><br/>In the gap between the two areas is a large gym-style punching bag.<br/><br/>The bedroom has a mattress on the floor, a full weight set in one corner, and three milk crates in the closet to stand in for the chest of drawers that isn't here. The closets are otherwise mostly bare.  There are some photos taped to the wall above the mattress--most of them appear to be of a much younger Trouble next to a wizened little old Asian man with coke-bottle bottom glasses.<br/><br/>The tiny bathroom is surprisingly spotless...and the medicine cabinet is well-stocked with first aid supplies and aspirin.