A bedroom-office combination is ingenious. One can live where they work, but issues arise when it comes to keeping personal and work supplies separate. The ensuing mess can be worse when there are an excessive number of items of which to keep track and twice as many storage cabinets and pieces of furniture in which they can be lost. It's distracting to the point that he almost misses the tall man who approaches.

Hughes is dead, that much Minimus knows. However, he had thought that the soldier, like everyone else in Beacon, was sent here immediately after his death. Here, he speaks of his own death and of speaking with people from this universe that are alive. This doesn't make sense. Then again, this time jumping doesn't make sense as well. Something is off with the flow of spacetime here, in this room.

Why didn't he hear about this? Could this be linked to Beacon's state?