Actually it doesn't. What matters is whether your bed does fit in, not what the architect meant. What matters, in fitting your bed into the room, are the size and shape of the room, and possibly other traits of the room -- all of which can be discerned by examining the room itself.
Deborah teaches literature in a Masters program. Her students are graduate students.
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Actually it doesn't. What matters is whether your bed does fit in, not what the architect meant. What matters, in fitting your bed into the room, are the size and shape of the room, and possibly other traits of the room -- all of which can be discerned by examining the room itself.
Deborah teaches literature in a Masters program. Her students are graduate students.