{"id":"mall-clerk-1995","name":"Danny Rourke, 1995","summary":"suburban USA, 1995, at the height of mall-retail and 16-bit home-console culture","sources":[{"id":"universe-mall-clerk-1995-universe-json","title":"Unpublished source notes: Danny Rourke, 1995: universe.json","revision":"sha256:8290a46b0cc117daa6be670d15b1560cb0b269d92a82b72eba8a496dae4496cb"}],"style":["grounded mid-1990s suburban realism shot like a consumer camcorder or drugstore point-and-shoot, not glossy modern cinematography","the basement den is the emotional center: wood-paneled walls, a drop ceiling, a shag area rug, a plaid couch, a beanbag, and band/movie posters, all lit primarily by the warm flickering glow of a CRT television","the mall record store reads as flat fluorescent retail: CD wall racks, cassette endcaps, a listening station, a checkout counter, and a tile concourse beyond","color palette leans warm and slightly faded: amber lamplight, CRT blue-green spill, denim, flannel, and the muted browns and oranges of 90s consumer goods"],"status":"established","updated":"2026-10-30","entities":["mall-clerk-1995-basement-stairs","mall-clerk-1995-danny-rourke","mall-clerk-1995-basement-den","mall-clerk-1995-bedroom-desk","mall-clerk-1995-house-front-hall","mall-clerk-1995-mall-concourse","mall-clerk-1995-mall-record-store"]}