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Entry tags:
- aunamee,
- cassandra marko,
- event: crowning,
- wesker,
- wyatt earp,
- ✘ adel-makim-zalur,
- ✘ alex rider,
- ✘ ariadne,
- ✘ atticus bell,
- ✘ barbara gordon,
- ✘ baron bartlett,
- ✘ blaine anderson,
- ✘ bruce wayne,
- ✘ cinna,
- ✘ clint barton,
- ✘ daniel jackson,
- ✘ dr. grey,
- ✘ dr. holiday,
- ✘ draco malfoy,
- ✘ enjolras,
- ✘ gaila,
- ✘ howard bassem,
- ✘ ian chesterton,
- ✘ john watson,
- ✘ karis needleteeth,
- ✘ lady,
- ✘ lara croft,
- ✘ neffa a reyeth,
- ✘ parker,
- ✘ r,
- ✘ richard b. riddick,
- ✘ tony stark
The Victor is...
Who| EVERYONE. IC participation is mandatory (OOC is not, you may handwave)
What| Momoko's victory crowning
Where| The ball room
When| The Wednesday before the next arena.
Warnings/Notes| None atm.
The party was styled for Momoko.
The tables were covered in lace, delicate dishes and silverware, flowers that fell from vases covered in Victorian paintings. It was the most extravagant tea party to ever be thrown, with tiny, thin china cups and a too many tiny little finger foods being passed around to count. The ballroom has been styled in extravagant Baroque, as the Capitol was fairly liberal with their adaption of historical time periods.
The costumes were just as liberally chosen, from tall, powdered wigs holding birdcages with live birds, clearly hailing in the style of Marie Antoinette to regency gowns gathered under daringly (and occasionally outright) exposed busts to tight corsets and the skeletons of skirts exposed and decorated. A quarter played live music at one end of the room, before a wide dance floor.
At the head of the room there was a long table with a throne for Momoko, as elaborate as anything else in the room. And along the long table, group close to those who they seemed to enjoy, was a place for many of the Tributes, with a small place card that said "Special guest of The Capitol." This table was fed first, received drinks first, and was clearly favored.
Any Tributes not seated at the long table with their peers were dispersed among the the smaller table spread about the room, left to rub elbows with the guests invited from the Capitol, and the reporters covering the event. Security was, if anything, tighter than the last crowning.
These people have seats a the big kids table. You guys are free to decide who sits by who (And if three people sit by one person, don't worry too much about it) but they are, when possible set by their friends:
Atticus Bell
Draco Malfoy
Chibi-Usa
Dr. Grey
Adel
Tony Stark
Howard Bassem
Javert Neeshka
Vanessa Carlysle
Lindsey McDonald
R
Albert Wesker
K
Alpha
Diana
Katurian
Aunamee
Maximus
Blaine Anderson
Alex Rider
Glinda
Gaila
Parker
John Watson
Lottie LaBouff
What| Momoko's victory crowning
Where| The ball room
When| The Wednesday before the next arena.
Warnings/Notes| None atm.
The party was styled for Momoko.
The tables were covered in lace, delicate dishes and silverware, flowers that fell from vases covered in Victorian paintings. It was the most extravagant tea party to ever be thrown, with tiny, thin china cups and a too many tiny little finger foods being passed around to count. The ballroom has been styled in extravagant Baroque, as the Capitol was fairly liberal with their adaption of historical time periods.
The costumes were just as liberally chosen, from tall, powdered wigs holding birdcages with live birds, clearly hailing in the style of Marie Antoinette to regency gowns gathered under daringly (and occasionally outright) exposed busts to tight corsets and the skeletons of skirts exposed and decorated. A quarter played live music at one end of the room, before a wide dance floor.
At the head of the room there was a long table with a throne for Momoko, as elaborate as anything else in the room. And along the long table, group close to those who they seemed to enjoy, was a place for many of the Tributes, with a small place card that said "Special guest of The Capitol." This table was fed first, received drinks first, and was clearly favored.
Any Tributes not seated at the long table with their peers were dispersed among the the smaller table spread about the room, left to rub elbows with the guests invited from the Capitol, and the reporters covering the event. Security was, if anything, tighter than the last crowning.
These people have seats a the big kids table. You guys are free to decide who sits by who (And if three people sit by one person, don't worry too much about it) but they are, when possible set by their friends:
Atticus Bell
Draco Malfoy
Chibi-Usa
Dr. Grey
Adel
Tony Stark
Howard Bassem
Javert Neeshka
Vanessa Carlysle
Lindsey McDonald
R
Albert Wesker
K
Alpha
Diana
Katurian
Aunamee
Maximus
Blaine Anderson
Alex Rider
Glinda
Gaila
Parker
John Watson
Lottie LaBouff
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He'd hoped to sit beside Lottie, but she'd been invited to the top table and he had not. So he did not look forward to awkward conversations about food with whomever he wound up beside.
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She flopped into a seat next to Some with a rude gesture at a group of staring Capitol citizens and then glanced at her new neighbor. "Well, aren't you a pretty one."
Not that she can really tell about the colors. She's colorblind, after all.
This is either going to be awesome or awfully awesome.
"... Are you all right?"
Yeeep.
She groaned and stretched her arms out above her head, "I just wanna get to the fighting bits."
/friends you on plurk.
He hoped.
/o/
Karis' expression turned into a rather nasty-looking grin, accompanied by a gravely, harsh chuckle. She glanced out over the room of teeming humanity and then back to Some with a deceptively innocent expression.
"Well, I could change that, but I don't think anyone would really appreciate blood on the tablecloths."
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"No, not tonight. They execute people who kill outside the games, I've seen them do it."
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"Lame. Breathers are all squeamish about that kinda thing. But hey, seen one bloody dismemberment, you've seen 'em all?"
She grinned at him again, putting her teeth on display, "So, what's your name, beastie?"
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There was a beat and then she added, "Oh, right. Karis Needleteeth. District 10, been here all of a week or two, I think."
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"I think it fits you. Hell, we could even up the ante, call you Sunny instead."
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He was watching Some a little warily as he pulled out his chair to sit, but was doing so as unobtrusively as possible. He'd seen the footage of the games, of course, so he'd seen this... being? before, even if he hadn't met him. He just wasn't sure what to do about it. And here....
"How much is part of the costume?"
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"Mine? Ah... just the coat. And the paint," he added, self-consciously touching his face. "I think it could have been much worse-" He cut himself off, actually looking at what the newcomer was wearing. "Ah... My apologies."
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"Don't worry, I've already seen a mirror. Though I'm really beginning to think I'm going to have to find a way to steal this costume when everything is done, just so I can burn it.
"Of course, I guess even I don't have the worst of it. I still can't believe what some of these people wear - most of them voluntarily."
Bruce was watching him, more sharply than it would appear - especially now. He felt like a doll, painted and covered with ruffles. Which was, of course, the intended effect.
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"Well, I suppose it's not that much worse than some of the crazier themed parties back home, but..." He shudders, a little theatrically. "If there used to be that many more of these, I'm glad that I'm a relatively new arrival." For reasons different than the obvious ones - he also didn't have to die. Of course, that almost didn't matter; dying hadn't hurt much, and he'd rather die than have another die so he might live.
It was almost funny, that this... being was representing the district whose specialty was clothing, when its costume was so scant.
"From what I've been able to pick up, I think I'm in it for transportation."
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"I'm sorry. This last one was a difficult Arena."
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The way he pronounced things was interesting, and clearly foreign - but also, it seemed, a subject for another time.
"You don't have anything to apologize for." His voice is a little grimmer. "I suppose in one sense I got off lucky - I'd barely arrived before someone killed me." And it had been odd, how familiar it felt to die.
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