Stephanus "Stephen" Reagan (
capitolprivilege) wrote in
thecapitol2015-03-19 02:55 pm
stripping down to dirty socks [OPEN, OPEN OPEN OPEN]
Who| Stephen and anyone who wants to react to or be part of that hot mess
What| Stephen being an embarrassment to four generations of Reagans
Where| All over the Capitol
When| Largely after the Arena, though if you want to backdate, be my guest! Just let me know, and be aware that he wouldn't be hammered in public before the Arena end.
Warnings/Notes| Warnings for the kind of things you'd see on ONTD for something on Ke$ha about five years ago. Also, anyone who's been in the Capitol lately will have found out from the tabloids that Stephen has been up to these shenanigans for a while. He has mispronounced his Tributes' names (poor Darcy Lewis), faceplanted onstage during a Flickerman interview (and made a fantastic face), worn utterly outrageous clothes (notes in log), gone off on rants practically unprovoked (but almost never against a Tribute or Mentor), and generally shown his ass but good.
A: Closed to Six and anyone who would be in the Six rooms in the wee hours of the morning
The door swings open, and Stephen stumbles in. His hair is mussed, his clothes are disheveled, and his feet leave behind prints of glitter and grime.
He makes it to the couch, and lands on it face-first.
The hour is somewhere between two and five. Stephen's lost track, somewhere along the line. Anyone who walks in between now and morning will find him lying on the couch, leaving glittery eyeshadow stains on the cushions. Somebody bring him some water, for the love of God.
B: Open and looking for trouble
Being a tabloid-worthy mess was sometimes a lot of work and sometimes completely easy. Tripping onstage with Flickerman had been easy. Getting into fights is hard. Stephen doesn't want to rail at someone from the Districts. Therefore, he's chosen today to wear outrageous clothes and just wait for someone from the Capitol to comment on it.
It could be anything that Stephen is wearing. It might be an outfit made entirely out of feathers. It might be a suit with Caesar Flickerman's face printed all over it. He might be waring pants and a vest made entirely out of tire treads. Distressed leggings, hot pants, a jacket made from what looks like an entire wolf, excessive amounts of layered jewelry, shrink-wrap, lime-green dragon scales, and a baseball cap have all appeared in different combinations, accompanied by liberal amounts of glitter.
You might see him drinking a martini out of a whiskey tumbler with about six olives at eight in the morning and ask him what he's planning to do with his life. Or, you might see him already engaged in a fight with another Capitolite, insisting that his clothes are daring, not ugly, and the hapless citizen just does not understand art, and like, why would you, you know?? Or you might have a completely different reason to approach him. Either way, he's wearing something eye-catching again, and may or may not have someone on his arm.
C: Closed to PG
It's early evening. Stephen woke up a few hours ago. He's had time to clean up, to dress up, to get his makeup on. He's stretched out on the couch flipping through whatever's on his tablet, but he perks up when he hears someone come in the room.
[OOC: let me know if you need more!]
What| Stephen being an embarrassment to four generations of Reagans
Where| All over the Capitol
When| Largely after the Arena, though if you want to backdate, be my guest! Just let me know, and be aware that he wouldn't be hammered in public before the Arena end.
Warnings/Notes| Warnings for the kind of things you'd see on ONTD for something on Ke$ha about five years ago. Also, anyone who's been in the Capitol lately will have found out from the tabloids that Stephen has been up to these shenanigans for a while. He has mispronounced his Tributes' names (poor Darcy Lewis), faceplanted onstage during a Flickerman interview (and made a fantastic face), worn utterly outrageous clothes (notes in log), gone off on rants practically unprovoked (but almost never against a Tribute or Mentor), and generally shown his ass but good.
A: Closed to Six and anyone who would be in the Six rooms in the wee hours of the morning
The door swings open, and Stephen stumbles in. His hair is mussed, his clothes are disheveled, and his feet leave behind prints of glitter and grime.
He makes it to the couch, and lands on it face-first.
The hour is somewhere between two and five. Stephen's lost track, somewhere along the line. Anyone who walks in between now and morning will find him lying on the couch, leaving glittery eyeshadow stains on the cushions. Somebody bring him some water, for the love of God.
B: Open and looking for trouble
Being a tabloid-worthy mess was sometimes a lot of work and sometimes completely easy. Tripping onstage with Flickerman had been easy. Getting into fights is hard. Stephen doesn't want to rail at someone from the Districts. Therefore, he's chosen today to wear outrageous clothes and just wait for someone from the Capitol to comment on it.
It could be anything that Stephen is wearing. It might be an outfit made entirely out of feathers. It might be a suit with Caesar Flickerman's face printed all over it. He might be waring pants and a vest made entirely out of tire treads. Distressed leggings, hot pants, a jacket made from what looks like an entire wolf, excessive amounts of layered jewelry, shrink-wrap, lime-green dragon scales, and a baseball cap have all appeared in different combinations, accompanied by liberal amounts of glitter.
You might see him drinking a martini out of a whiskey tumbler with about six olives at eight in the morning and ask him what he's planning to do with his life. Or, you might see him already engaged in a fight with another Capitolite, insisting that his clothes are daring, not ugly, and the hapless citizen just does not understand art, and like, why would you, you know?? Or you might have a completely different reason to approach him. Either way, he's wearing something eye-catching again, and may or may not have someone on his arm.
C: Closed to PG
It's early evening. Stephen woke up a few hours ago. He's had time to clean up, to dress up, to get his makeup on. He's stretched out on the couch flipping through whatever's on his tablet, but he perks up when he hears someone come in the room.
[OOC: let me know if you need more!]

B get ur life together stephen
"Reagan, put that thing down," said the man drinking a Long Island Tea or whatever he had on his hand, "You look like something the Stylist dragged out of their shoes from the goodwill."
Cyrus is probably having a heart attack.
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Stephen frowns at Leo. He'd never had a problem with the man, but that kind of comment was exactly what he'd been planning to snap at.
"Excuse you, I look fabulous," he insists, shifting his drink in whatever direction was opposite Leonidas. "Goodwill chic is in. Or if it's not, it will be, soon. This is avant-garde."
Is he laying it on too thick? he wonders.
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What was going on with this man? The faceplants, the ridiculous outfits, "Did Cyrus try to cut you off the Reagan estate? Or did you somehow fuck up more than usual?"
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He's hitting his stride, now -- his eyes are flashing, his drink hits the bar and splashes a little over the side, and his tone of indignation is perfect.
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A
He hears the door and glances lazily toward it, but when he sees who's coming through, he's righting himself so he can better stare. He sits up fully just in time to see Stephen's glittery faceplant.
He shuffles to the kitchen and gets a glass of water, but instead of trying to wrap Stephen's hand around it or gently rouse the Escort, he takes a more "Linden" approach, standing behind the couch and slowly and impassively trickling the water onto his face and hair.
"Hey. Heeeey. Did you manage to go unseen by anyone tonight? In case you haven't noticed, District 6 aren't media darlings right now," he says in a loud, demanding monotone.
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"Linden, that's cold," he complains, turning over so it's not going down the back of his neck and putting up his hand to shield his face.
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"Is this a competition, now? Are we playing some kind of game?" he asks in the same impossible-to-ignore tone. "Is self-destruction transferable in this District, now? Just because I'm trying to get clean doesn't mean I'm out of the dark. People talk, and you've been coming up a lot lately, and our Tributes only deserve one screw-up at a time trying to handle their affairs and help them."
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B
"Is there a problem here, gentlemen?" Breaking up the argument before it turns into a full-blown fight seems like a good idea. District 6 doesn't need more staff going to jail any time soon.
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(Cue stuttering, bewildered protests from the Capitolite.)
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He looks at the Capitolite like they might offer him some clarification, but no, there is only stuttering and bewilderment. That's okay, Capitolite. Torin's clearly bewildered, too.
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do you want to keep this going or wrap it up? I can go either way
Good spot to wrap up, I think
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C, it's happening
Oh, someone's in here, Gray thought and smiled, Probably dinner time somewhere. Upon closer inspection...
"Hey Stephen," he greeted before he realized, "Okay, what hair band are you trying to emulate?" Phil didn't mean anything of it, he thought this was a Capitolite party theme or something. No sane man wears that many feathers unless they're in costume.
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"Are you heading out?"
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"What about you? You look like a man about to hit the town," he added, uncorking and taking a sip of his bottle.
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A; jeezy creezy Stephen what a mess
But as luck would have it, he is none of those things at this moment, with sleepiness hewed to a minor weight and any emotional compromising coming solely from the dramatic turns of the current romance novel he's reading. At least the Capitol has those, even if he has to frequently roll his eyes at the cultural oddities brought with it.
It's getting late as a troll might call it - more like early in these predawn hours - when he hears someone stumble in and collapse somewhere in the common room. At least it sounds like they hit something soft, but what is it now? He debates for a moment just scrunching further down in bed to read more, but his curiosity gets the better of him. If it's stupid, he can always just tell off whoever-it-is and go back to his room.
The trouble is that, once he's bookmarked his place and come out into the common area, it's not a Tribute that he finds. It's... is that... is that Stephen, under all the glitter?
"Oh my disgraceful pail crust." He brings his hand up to pinch and rub his nose. This is going to end in a headache; he just knows it. "What the hell happened to you?"
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He doesn't actually know what it means. He's just hung over and picking a fight out of habit.
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He motions at him. "Did you even hear the other thing? What happened to you?"
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B
She reroutes so that she ends up behind the sofa he's sprawled across. "Oh, honey," she murmurs, taking in the full, awful effect of his outfit. "What's, ah--what's going on?" A lot. There's a lot going on. Good god, where does she start?
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She moves around the side of the sofa and perches beside him, brows still upturned in concern. "Wanna tell me what's going on?"
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A
She's not putting up with this anymore.
It's early, ridiculously so, but Molotov needs coffee before she goes to the gym. When she emerges from her room in bare feet and a tiny silk robe, she glares at Stephen's passed-out (?) form for a moment before going over and prodding him with her foot, her arms tightly crossed over her chest.
"Hey. Hey, fuck up. What are you doing, passed out here like a hobo?"
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A
After a moment of deliberation, she lets the doors close and presses the rest of the floor buttons to continue her search. It doesn't take long. On the very next floor, the trails leads out into the suites and Terezi hurriedly exits the elevator to follow it.
The trails ends at a hot mess that was once Stephen Reagan. Her brow furrows as she stands there, debating on what to do or say. Finally, she settle on leaning over the back of the couch with a bit of concern in her tone.
"Hey..." She leans further, giving his shoulder a shove. "Hey. Are you dead?"
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"I think this is the part where I am supposed to tell you to check yourself before you wreck yourself. But I am pretty sure you are already in the process of crashing, so the only thing left to do is drag you out of the burning rubble." She pauses to sniff at her hand and the glitter that has migrated onto it by shoving him.
"You smell like the place that old craft supplies go to die."
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