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Brookfield is a quiet town, small, and pressed between it’s larger neighbors. Exciting happenings are few and far in-between. Streets wind through the masses of buildings, pathways for the numerous cars, hinting routes to take. There’s nowhere to go, all sense of direction lost within the complete blandness of its nature. Locals know this well, and make day trips to the surrounding area for entertainment. Teenagers flock to the Danbury mall, movies premier at AMC in the next town over. Brookfield is maintained for looks, not entertainment.
At one point it was decided that there is indeed a town center, though few can ascertain the true location. Ask around, and you will receive many answers: near Center School, between the churches, or by the Brookfield Market and four-corners, the gas stations. A consensus has never been reached.
Brookfield has been around for many years, since the 1700’s some say. And perhaps a few of the buildings would plausibly fit the time constraint, but remolding and new paint-jobs have done away with the wear and tear, and those unattended to have long been boarded up and condemned. Sidewalks are an oddity as well, falteringly lining the roads at random intervals, most in poor repair. But no one walks in Brookfield. Instead, they opt to drive around in cars, new and big, or small and old, hiding behind windshields that reflect their status. Motor vehicles are popular, and drivers’ licenses are a much sought-after thing throughout high school.
Four seasons all run their course. Spring bright with landscaped flowers, summer hot with bugs and thunderstorms, fall colorful and crisp with leaves, flowing gradually into the snow and ice of winter. A tasting and good mix of all the seasons, all extreme and unique in their own ways, so unlike the people of Brookfield, who all gravitate towards the social “norm”.

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