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Act II opens begins with a cold open prelude in which [[Lula Chamberlain]], an installation artist whose work is works are featured in ''[[Limits & Demonstrations]]'', receives a rejection letter from the [[Gaston Trust for Imagined Architecture]]. After reading the noteletter, she sorts through a series of proposals for reclaiming spaces for purposes alternate to their current function, ; one such as a proposal seeks to reclaim a graveyard from the distillery as a that was built upon it by downsizing the distillery, reintroducing the graveyardand by "sharing resources" between the two. Lula can choose whether to endorse or oppose each proposal. If the player met [[Carrington]] in [[Act I]], he will interrupt Lula, and ask her about his proposal for a venue for his performance. Otherwise, her coworker [[Rick]] talks to interrupts her, asking about the proposals and an upcoming office party.

Thoroughly lost on the {{ZeroLink}}, [[Conway]] and [[Shannon]] stop at six-story building known as the [[Bureau of Reclaimed Spaces]]. They speak to the receptionist, [[Mary Ann]] , about finding [[5 Dogwood Drive]]. Unable to assign them to any of the proper clerks for the process, she instead sets them up to the fifth floor to meet with [[Lula]]. On the way, they encounter a variety of hermit crabs, a floor full of bears, and an [[Will|organist]]. [[File:Zero.png|thumb|right|''MARY ANN: Just get back on the {{Zero}} and drive until you hit the crystal. Then turn around. It'll make sense once you get on the road.'']]

After failing to navigate the bureaucratic mess of junior clerks that [[Rick]] presents them with, the two finally meet with Lula. She tells them that she used to live on a Dogwood Drive, but that it cannot be the same one: due to computational "name collisions," the many streets named Dogwood Drive have all been renamed, such as to Pale Dogwood Drive, Large-leafed Dogwood Drive, or Himalayan Flowering Dogwood Drive. She ponders if her former lover [[Joseph]] sent them the party to her to get her attention, or if her former intern [[Weaver]] overestimated her capabilities. However, believing that one may still just be named Dogwood Drive, she suggests they search the log of road name changes on the fourth floor. After the two come up empty-handed, Lula concludes the records have not yet been transferred to the new building from the former site of the Bureau, the Saint Thomas Church. She also suggests Conway seek out [[Dr. Truman]] to help with his leg, giving them his address in a small neighborhood on the east edge of Bowling Green.

Following the directions given by Lula, they arrive at where his house should be, but find that all houses in the neighborhood have been torn down and replaced with the under-construction [[Museum of Dwellings]]. Here, they encounter [[:Category:Museum of Dwellings|residents]] of the museum's many residences and, explore the displayed homes while taking cover from the fierce storm outside. In the future, explore museum staff are reviewing and narrating the displayed homes as narrated by party's exploration of the museum staff watching displays through security footage in the future. The residents discuss the group's presencewith the museum staff: [[Fred]] believed they were from the [[Consolidated Power Company|power company]] and stayed indoors, ; [[Hudson]] recounted a conversation with Shannon about his crackling radio, ; and [[Sadie]] describes how she talked with them on the porch. Exploring one house, they meet [[Flora]], a young girl who tells them that Dr. Truman has since moved away. Flora also recounts Conway's story of exploring the cabin, in which he said he found an entrance into a hidden basement containing a pit with glowing moss, a garden, and a river. Conway states he lived in the cabin with one of his parents when he was young.

[[File:Museum roof.png|thumb|left|''EZRA: Julian's my brother. He's a lot bigger and stronger, and he has more feathers than me, but he's still my brother.'']] After exploring a variety of other dwellings, including houses, trailers, birdcages, horse stables, and tents, and talking with their residents, Conway and Shannon take a construction lift to the roof where they meet [[Ezra]]. The young boy explains that he and his brother [[Julian]] fly many of the museum's homes, including Dr. Truman's, out to the [[forest]] at night because the forest is easier to sleep in; however, but that Dr. Truman has asked not to be brought backin the morning like the others. Ezra agrees to bring Shannon, Conway, and his dog to the doctor and calls Julian, a giant eagle who swoops down, snatches them off the roof, and flies them to the forest. In the air, the group can observe many situations and locations below, such as an all-night diner, the [[Márquez Farmhouse]], Equus Oils, a wandering guitar player, and the [[bait shop]], and the [[Hard Times Distillery|distillery built on top of the graveyard]]. [[File:Forest.png|thumb|right|''EZRA: You have a way of falling behind, don't you? Me, I'm always too far ahead. Maybe I should slow down a bit, like you.'']]

The group lands in the forest. As, Conway, limping and assisted by Shannon, and walk with the rest of the group walk through the illusory trees, stopping intermittently, with [[Emily, Ben, and Bob]] can be seen playing "[[Long Journey Home]]" intermittently in the foreground. They arrive Eventually, the party arrives at Dr. Truman's house and while . While Ezra and Shannon watch TV, the doctor inspects Conway's leg and gives him a dose of an anesthetic called ''Neurypnol TM''. Conway begins to succumb to the drug and falls into into a nebulous, drug-induced sleep, as his vision grows black and the walls of the house pull away to reveal the forest beyond. Cut to black.