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Dear Michael,

Your plot sounds so interesting:)

For the corridor, you could perhaps add spikey walls e.g. thorn shaped (for those who know what a durian looks like, it has spikes). Alternatively, those four sided triangle shaped cones like those found in a music chamber to absorb echoes would be good.

Usually, bad `Feng Shui' corridors are straight, narrow (and not curved). If you can add lots of windchimes to create the ultimate, metallic influence (inauspicious) but I believe good for your story line).

You can also hang emblems of crossed swords on the corridors.

For the furniture, if you can have beams over the chairs. Pointed objects aimed at the chairs. Use a triangle fish tank for decorative piece.

You can also either create a very Yin environment e.g. dark, damp environment at the chairs or alternatively use the two colours Red and Blue as the sofa set. Where Red = South and Blue = North.

All the above are I believe hallmarks of `extreme' or bad Feng Shui.

Good luck on your story line.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 12/23/99 10:18:28 AM, Michael Beck wrote:
>I am currently writing a
>freeware sci-fi series to to
>be posted to the net. It's a
>mixture of Babylon 5 and
>Hitchhiker's Guide to the
>Galaxy, and is a comedy. The
>series takes place on the
>giant space station
>Lungfish Alpha, which is a
>gigantic
>orbiting kumquat. Very late
>in the
>series, it's going to be
>revealed that
>the designer of Lungfish Alpha
>designed it according the
>principles of Feng Shui,
>however mistakes were made in
>construction and the scrambled
>energy flows are responsible
>for the all the strange
>things that happen on board.
>What would some of the visible
>signs of the Feng Shui
>manipulation be? How would
>the corridors be designed,
>where would they place
>furniture, etc. I just need
>some general stuff, enough to
>drop hints so that when the
>final revelation comes there's
>buildup.
>