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This is a collection of various locations featured in the Sanders Sides series. Most of them, but not all, are implied to be inside Thomas' mind.

Rooms

As is confirmed in ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 1/2: Excepting Anxiety!, every Side has their own room. Said room is based upon the place where Thomas is located currently. Every room looks differently depending on the Side inhabiting it. Only two of these rooms have been shown fully: Virgil's and Patton's. Logan's and Roman's have been shown in short clips during Can Plushies Improve Our Health?

Virgil's Room

Virgil's Room was first shown at the end of ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 1/2: Excepting Anxiety! and in ACCEPTING ANXIETY, Part 2/2: Can Anxiety Be Good?. Virgil's Room is the corner of [Thomas'] mind that [he goes] to if [he] wanted to enhance [his] anxiety.

Appearance

Thomas's corner of the room has a yellow clock which has its hands going around super fast. The couch is covered in spiderwebs and has a black cat stuffed animal on it. A portion of the table seen in Logan’s corner is visible, along with some candles. The bookcase is encased in spiderwebs, and also contains various Halloween-related objects on it like a skull and a doll (probably Sally from The Nightmare before Christmas).

Logan's corner of the room is covered in spiderwebs, with a large one stretching behind him from the railing of the stairs down to the floor. There are also spiderwebs on the corner of the couch that can be seen and on the table behind him. which appears to have candles on it and a new table cloth. There is also a jester's face hung on the wall behind him.

Roman's corner of the room looks very different from what it usually looks like, there are spiderwebs on the TV, the spiderwebs look torn apart and go from two spots on the top too one spot on the bottom. The lamp is also covered in spiderwebs, though there are not many covering it and it seems like they are mostly on the left side of the lamp. There is also a The Nightmare before Christmas poster hanging above the television.

Patton's corner of the room has different curtains: black and purple and with a spider pattern, which Patton is terribly afraid of.

Virgil's corner of the room doesn't look too different than it normally does, he is still in front of the stairs but this time there are a few spiderwebs, one behind him and one covering the railing of the stairs.

Effects on the Sides

The longer Roman, Logan, and Patton stay in the room the more eye shadow they get, while Virgil seems to be in 'super raccoon' mode, and has a ton of eye shadow. When the Sides other than Virgil stay in the room for too long they all start working to make Thomas more anxious, making it incredibly dangerous for them to be in his room too long.

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Patton's Room

Patton's room was first seen in MOVING ON, Part 1/2: Exploring Nostalgia, and was continued to be seen through MOVING ON, Part 2/2: Dealing With a Breakup.

Appearance

Patton’s Room seems to have a pink, glitter filter all around. The Side’s corners are the same, but the atmosphere is much brighter and glittery, just like Patton’s personality.

Effects on the Sides

As time goes on, Patton, Roman, and Thomas grow more and more nostalgic, while Virgil feels more anxious and Logan ducks out (quack). As the Sides and Thomas look around at all the memories, they seem to be sucked into the past. Virgil, however, stays in his corner and, since nostalgia has bad consequences for habitual worriers, his voice gradually gets more demonic as time passes, due to him growing more anxious. Joan has noted that if you're too long [in this room], you become stuck in the past.

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Mind Palace

The Mind Palace is a space created by Thomas and the Sides in Growing Up to help [him] regain balance, work things out, and get things done whenever [he] needs to. It appeared again at the beginning of Making Some Changes! and in other videos on the channel.

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The Mind Palace Theatre

The Mind Palace Theatre is a place that is created within the Mind Palace by Roman in Can LYING be Good?. It is a large theatre with red curtains, a stage, and an audience seating area. It also consists of a backstage, prop area, and a place to manage the lighting systems.

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The Court Room

The court room is created by Janus in the Mind Palace for the purposes of debate in Selflishness v. Selflessness. It operates in the state of Thomas Sanders, under the the name and authority of Thomas Sanders. While Thomas is mentally present within the court room, he is shown to be actually sitting on his living room couch in reality.

Appearance

It has a large spectator gallery, a jury box, a witness stand, a judge's bench, a desk for both the defence team, and prosecutor. When addressing the current witness, the lawyers will stand at the podium, which is located behind the bar between the defence and prosecution desks.

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