Forget it. I've solved the Gold Rush now anyway. (Well, "solved" is probably the wrong word. I've completed it and won. I still haven't solved the mystery of what was going on in that house and why.)



> Probably a very stupid question, but how do I know a room is a storage room if I can't see anything actually stored there? How do I know it isn't just an unused, empty room? Unless, of course, I know because this is supposed to be my house; but in that case, why don't I know where anything else is or how to get into my own cellar?
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> And what about that mysterious "supercomputer" mentioned in the introduction, and then never referred to again? Has it brainwashed me into forgetting about everything in my house except the unused storage rooms? If so, why? And just what is a supercomputer doing in the gold rush era in the first place? Or maybe it just brainwashed me into thinking into thinking I'm living at the time of the gold rush.
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> I'm becoming convinced that the key to the whole mystery is something to do with these so-called storage rooms. There's something about them and their position in my house that will help me find and destroy the supercomputer. Maybe I need to find a way move the microphone that controls the computer from the hallway into a storage room. If so, how do I do that?