One of the best things about Four Walls was the space.
Large, large rooms unfettered by the sectioning of typical living spaces and whims of architects. Aside from the seating that could be removed with a bit of work, the theaters were each blank canvasses upon which the Veiled Threats could paint with purpose and imagination.
And maybe sometimes those weren't obvious.
One corner of the living room created a semi-circle of full body mirrors. Raised on a platform like a tailor's fitting area, the reflective sheets created a space that was more than a simple box, including smaller mirrors and the tops an bottom that angled inward.
Cardistry. That's an actual word, yo. And it takes hours of practice. Hours.
The Angel had set up the area to watch tv and be part of 'the family' while still being able to practice. To see the flourishes from every angle; what was revealed, and where. And how to hide the reveals.
Spin, spin sugar.