Perplexity
Reference Library
The Story
The librarian with the oversized glasses could answer any question — it just took a few encyclopaedias, a microfiche reader, and an uncanny memory for where things were shelved. Patrons whispered their queries at the reference desk and left clutching handwritten answers on index cards. Knowledge was slow, careful, and always cited.
Visual Details
- Towering wooden bookshelves to the ceiling
- Long reference desk with green-shaded reading lamps
- Card catalogue drawers and microfiche readers
- Globe and encyclopaedias
- Hushed, reverent atmosphere
