Go to the study.

This room has a large oak table in the center, with chairs on each side. Bookshelves line all four walls, wrapping around the door to the entryway to the west, and the doorway to the writing room to the east. There is a writing room off the study.

You’re impressed by the glass-fronted bookshelves that wrap around the perimeter of the study. There must be thousands of books here.

You run your finger along the spines and pick out a few items from the shelves. It's a pretty random assortment.

A dog-eared copy of Fine Woodworking magazine, the August 1985 issue. Yeah, hang onto this - maybe you'll actually set up that woodshop you've always been talking about. You flip through it. There's a nice article here on how to make dovetail joints using sandpaper and a pencil whittled into a triangular configuration. Looks a little too anal retentive for you.>

A leather bound copy of L'Histoire d'O By Pauline Reage. French soft-core SM porn. Ah, but you can't read French. Oh well. Maybe you'll just hang onto this for awhile. For educational purposes, you know...for when you finally start taking those French lessons...

A Holy Bible. It's the Bible, all right - King James version, judging by the text on the spine.

The inside cover has a list of names, written in different inks, most of them browned with age:

Augustus Smith 1825-1845

James Smith 1845-1865

Samuel Smith 1865-1899

John Smith 1899-1933

Albert Smith 1933-1962

Leonard Smith 1962-1973

Lester Smith 1973-2004

George Smith 2004-

You wonder who wrote your name in...