In the couples' dining room, Lydia has plainly spent a lot of time arranging things. There's about ten tables, each with a globe light hung from the ceiling above them, with gauze netting in different colors cascading in something of a cone from the light. The tables are laid with white table clothes overlapping a red one, and a full set of nice plates, two almost-wine glasses, and good silverware at each chair. A small vase of three red rosebuds sits in the middle of each table as well. The atmosphere is quiet, ethereal, and romantic - definitely the work of an Aphrodite kid.