"You must pick a door together, and I will lead you through it," The architect said. "Of course if you would rather venture off alone, I will not stop you." But leaving alone could be quite dangerous, unless one's intention was truly to never leave.<br/>He stood and listened to them consider the clues. This was his favorite part. This choice was the most important one they could make in the maze, but he wasn't going to tell them that. Go through the wrong door, and you would never be able to get out again, trapped forever in an endless loop.<br/><br/>Except for him, of course. This was his castle, so to speak, and he was never trapped or lost. He wondered what preconceptions these men came with regards to him and the challenge before them. It was best to leave all of them at the front gate if possible.<br/>He waited patiently with a blank face, not giving any little clues in his behavior to which way might be the right one.