Place · Book 6, The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

Safe rooms

Restaurants, bus stations and storm shelters lifted whole from the surface and set into the maze, where no violence is possible, food is served by surly Bopca Protectors, and three screens count down the collapse, the next episode, and the living. Mobs that attack inside one are teleported out — a rule that cuts both ways.

Segment appearances

Chapter 1 — The Ghosts of Earth
Chapter 2 — Hills Cyclops
Chapter 3 — The Scavenger's Daughter
Chapter 4 — Old Havana
Chapter 7 — Duendes
Chapter 8 — The Bedlam Bride
Chapter 10 — Pueblo de los Olvidados
Chapter 11 — Asojano
Chapter 15 — The Thorn Room
Chapter 17 — Two goddesses
Chapter 18 — Club Vanquisher
Chapter 19 — What's in the box
Chapter 20 — Ruby
Chapter 22 — Uzi Jesus
Chapter 25 — The crab trap
Chapter 27 — Phase two rules
Chapter 34 — Family business
Chapter 38 — Monroe County
Chapter 39 — Lazarus-A-Bang-Bang
Chapter 40 — The Book of Voodoo
Chapter 48 — Mass Layoffs
Chapter 49 — The Shepherd's House flyer
Chapter 52 — Two of five
Chapter 53 — Flee rules
Chapter 54 — Demon Eviction
Chapter 60 — The last rampart
Chapter 61 — Three out of four
Chapter 63 — The doggie door
Chapter 64 — Spunky Jefferson
Chapter 72 — Falling Up

Arc

Everywhere in Havana: Donut finds one a few blocks into a less touristy neighbourhood (ch. 7), and one is someone's house (ch. 20); a shrimp shack (ch. 40). Mordecai wants a real saferoom with a bopca so he can reach the dungeon newsletter (ch. 4); Carl's view counter spikes inside one, which is unusual (ch. 3).