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The editor is frustrating at times, and the struggle with learning its facets has been tedious for me. I would like to compare notes some time. Specifically, you have a "director's note" option that I don't understand in the drain conversation. What is giving you a problem with linking options?
As for walls not lining up, there seem to be certain props that work better with each other than others. There are "corners" and "wall connectors" that are sometimes helpful. As it is without walls, it's very surreal and dreamlike. I wouldn't suggest changing anything about your walls as they are (or aren't, if you will).
Another option is stacking walls in the same space, to get the desired effect. This technique seems not recommended by HBS, but I can't imagine what problems it might cause.
Anyway, continue please, I hope this will become a real decent story. The fine polishing when the basic frame is finished can be done anytime, the most important for me is in first place the storyline.