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Why nobody locks doors in fictional towns

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Security is a foreign concept when you live in a town populated entirely by blackmailers and murderers. Characters simply leave their doors wide open, allowing their greatest enemies to waltz straight into their living rooms to deliver menacing monologues. Apparently, deadbolts are far too expensive for these wealthy fictional socialites.

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