Joshua sits on a chair in the foyer of the Circle, framed in the doors that are cast wide open so he can see the bright day outside. A paper cup of steaming coffee is set next to him, but his attention is on his hands: a knife in one, a hunk of left-over debris from the break-in in the other. His jeans are dusted with shavings and flecks and the pile is only growing as he runs the blade over the wood.
He sits, silent, occasionally looking up into the sunlight as he waits for the Epopt.