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Entry tags:
- anna of arendelle,
- bayard sartoris,
- china sorrows,
- clara murphy,
- clint barton,
- commander shepard,
- daryl dixon,
- ellis,
- emily finch,
- event: crowning,
- firo prochainezo,
- james sunderland,
- jason compson iv,
- karkat vantas,
- leonidas cora,
- linden lockhearst (l),
- phillip gray,
- porrim maryam,
- quintus falxvale,
- revas tabris,
- rick grimes,
- roland deschain,
- sam wilson,
- swann honeymead,
- terezi pyrope,
- the signless,
- wesker,
- ✘ adella trevelyan,
- ✘ arwen,
- ✘ arya stark,
- ✘ beth greene,
- ✘ bucky barnes (mcu),
- ✘ courfeyrac,
- ✘ cullen rutherford,
- ✘ darcy lewis,
- ✘ dave strider,
- ✘ elsa,
- ✘ feferi peixes,
- ✘ gary epps,
- ✘ jack sparrow,
- ✘ jane,
- ✘ jennifer blackwood,
- ✘ joel,
- ✘ jolie,
- ✘ julian bradds,
- ✘ luke,
- ✘ marian hawke,
- ✘ max guevara,
- ✘ maxwell trevelyan,
- ✘ nick (twd),
- ✘ nill,
- ✘ pixie,
- ✘ rochelle,
- ✘ sergius romulus,
- ✘ vivi ornitier
The Crowning of Tony Stark
Who| Everyone.
What| The Crowning of Tony Stark.
Where| The New Capitol Stark Expo!
When| Friday, late afternoon into the evening.
Notes| This event is mandatory for all Tributes to attend. Even if you do not tag in, your character will attend this party. Peacekeepers will be on high alert, so no funny business.
WARNINGS| Alcoholism / References to Alcoholism.
The Capitol might be known for its extravagance, but Stark Expos have never skimped on a show. Combining the two together could only be a recipe for the most wild indulgences. The center theater takes styling after a arc reactor, with glass ceiling and glowing blue lights set right within the metal and putting a glow to the sky. Lightshows go off on the main stage, the stark logo overhead and a massive screen displaying the Panem flag and Tony Stark's image just behind the dancing Ironettes. A circle plattform going off from the stage, clearly reserved for the guest of honor, features a design Panem's bird in red, gold, and glowing blue.
A globe is featured in the outside gardens, showing off a map of Panem, and the park is filled with artistic statues of destroyed Iron Man amror. But there's no quiet here, not with the fireworks going off all night and the consistent playing of music that is not but sounds an awful lot like that of Daft Punk, Eifel 65, ACDC, and one other song that breaks them up.
Various shows can be found about the gardens, including display models of some of Tony Stark's old weapons and Iron Man suits. Further along guests may find the Avengers display, featuring large portraits of the Avengers and their allies, large red x's going over greyed out portraits of those deemed dead, including Phill Coulson, Natasha Romanoff, and Thor. Along with these portraits can be found the Stark family tree, featuring the Victor Tony Stark and all his relations including apparent son Dave Strider, and Arya Stark, Ancestor of the Stark family, not to mention the great Howard Stark who's accomplishments (and tragic lack of care for Anthony) are lovingly illustrated. One such accomplishment being a "flying car" just a short walk over.
There's plenty for guests to do besides just ogle the brilliant sights however! A bar has been set up with a whole variety of drinking games available from Sink The Battleship and Drink Roulette to an extravagent variation of the classic game, Beer Pong, and an ongoing run of the Games with rules of drinking for each emotional scene, funny incident, or death. Those under the age of eighteen will be served fizzing juice or soda instead and can participate in junior versions of the very same games. All the cups are made from the finest glass with Tony Stark images over them. Avoxes are on scene to clean every spill and break of glass that might come.
A cave has been crafted of artificial and real material, designed to look like the Cave in which Tony Stark became a real hero, but with a twist; it's been made into a fun-for-all maze! Guests can attempt to navigate their way to the labyrinth and reach the core, avoiding those nasty pop-out rebels along the way. Those who make it to the fire-lit center may receive a limited edition "Tony Stark Heart" miniature arc reactor in a beautiful glass case.
An indoor sky diving station is also available, large enough that many guests may enter at once and still find it spacious. Here, guests can don Iron Man themed sky-diving suits and experience the sensation of flight, just as Tony Stark once did. Of course, the party doesn't start until the Victor comes in; he'll be appearing by Capitol-controlled suit to make his entrance at center stage. It is here that his Throne shall be raised up through the stage and his crown gifted to him. Following the official Crowning Ceremony will also come a speech from the Capitol's very own, Cyrus Reagan.
Tributes are dressed in formal wear with robotic accents. Such as a full mask or metal armor. Capitolites can be seen with Tony stark styled hair, bearing tattoos in his image, and even with surgically implanted lights, in honor of the new Victor. Available for purchase are handcrafted Tony Stark dolls, Iron Man action figures, and models of beloved robot-pet "Dum-E" in both small and life-sized. The Iron Man light gloves come completely free for all guests.
The Crowning ends off with a bang, as in the center of the sky, a massive "wormhole" opens up showing a vast darkness full of sinister creatures just on the other side, sure to inspire some screams from fans. Guests near to the Iron Man suit displays are asked by peacekeepers to step back-- far back-- but may be the first to witness the incredible scene of all those suits launching into the sky and exploding around and "in" the wormhole. The wormhole shifts to a message stating the show to have been brought to you by the Hunger Game's skilled Sky-Display Designers before going into advertising for the rest of the night as the party dies down.
What| The Crowning of Tony Stark.
Where| The New Capitol Stark Expo!
When| Friday, late afternoon into the evening.
Notes| This event is mandatory for all Tributes to attend. Even if you do not tag in, your character will attend this party. Peacekeepers will be on high alert, so no funny business.
WARNINGS| Alcoholism / References to Alcoholism.
The Capitol might be known for its extravagance, but Stark Expos have never skimped on a show. Combining the two together could only be a recipe for the most wild indulgences. The center theater takes styling after a arc reactor, with glass ceiling and glowing blue lights set right within the metal and putting a glow to the sky. Lightshows go off on the main stage, the stark logo overhead and a massive screen displaying the Panem flag and Tony Stark's image just behind the dancing Ironettes. A circle plattform going off from the stage, clearly reserved for the guest of honor, features a design Panem's bird in red, gold, and glowing blue.
A globe is featured in the outside gardens, showing off a map of Panem, and the park is filled with artistic statues of destroyed Iron Man amror. But there's no quiet here, not with the fireworks going off all night and the consistent playing of music that is not but sounds an awful lot like that of Daft Punk, Eifel 65, ACDC, and one other song that breaks them up.
Various shows can be found about the gardens, including display models of some of Tony Stark's old weapons and Iron Man suits. Further along guests may find the Avengers display, featuring large portraits of the Avengers and their allies, large red x's going over greyed out portraits of those deemed dead, including Phill Coulson, Natasha Romanoff, and Thor. Along with these portraits can be found the Stark family tree, featuring the Victor Tony Stark and all his relations including apparent son Dave Strider, and Arya Stark, Ancestor of the Stark family, not to mention the great Howard Stark who's accomplishments (and tragic lack of care for Anthony) are lovingly illustrated. One such accomplishment being a "flying car" just a short walk over.
There's plenty for guests to do besides just ogle the brilliant sights however! A bar has been set up with a whole variety of drinking games available from Sink The Battleship and Drink Roulette to an extravagent variation of the classic game, Beer Pong, and an ongoing run of the Games with rules of drinking for each emotional scene, funny incident, or death. Those under the age of eighteen will be served fizzing juice or soda instead and can participate in junior versions of the very same games. All the cups are made from the finest glass with Tony Stark images over them. Avoxes are on scene to clean every spill and break of glass that might come.
A cave has been crafted of artificial and real material, designed to look like the Cave in which Tony Stark became a real hero, but with a twist; it's been made into a fun-for-all maze! Guests can attempt to navigate their way to the labyrinth and reach the core, avoiding those nasty pop-out rebels along the way. Those who make it to the fire-lit center may receive a limited edition "Tony Stark Heart" miniature arc reactor in a beautiful glass case.
An indoor sky diving station is also available, large enough that many guests may enter at once and still find it spacious. Here, guests can don Iron Man themed sky-diving suits and experience the sensation of flight, just as Tony Stark once did. Of course, the party doesn't start until the Victor comes in; he'll be appearing by Capitol-controlled suit to make his entrance at center stage. It is here that his Throne shall be raised up through the stage and his crown gifted to him. Following the official Crowning Ceremony will also come a speech from the Capitol's very own, Cyrus Reagan.
Tributes are dressed in formal wear with robotic accents. Such as a full mask or metal armor. Capitolites can be seen with Tony stark styled hair, bearing tattoos in his image, and even with surgically implanted lights, in honor of the new Victor. Available for purchase are handcrafted Tony Stark dolls, Iron Man action figures, and models of beloved robot-pet "Dum-E" in both small and life-sized. The Iron Man light gloves come completely free for all guests.
The Crowning ends off with a bang, as in the center of the sky, a massive "wormhole" opens up showing a vast darkness full of sinister creatures just on the other side, sure to inspire some screams from fans. Guests near to the Iron Man suit displays are asked by peacekeepers to step back-- far back-- but may be the first to witness the incredible scene of all those suits launching into the sky and exploding around and "in" the wormhole. The wormhole shifts to a message stating the show to have been brought to you by the Hunger Game's skilled Sky-Display Designers before going into advertising for the rest of the night as the party dies down.
Shepard | Open To All!
It took her a little too long to decide: she put the damn thing on. It was too tempting, just for an evening, to feel normal. This party was put together like it was meant to be what it actually was; public relations, the schmoozing of well to-dos and military brass. Sell a brand, sell yourself, sell a product. The illusion was selling Stark's inventions, or maybe just Stark himself, but the reality was selling the Hunger Games-- no, it was selling the Capitol, the idea of decadence itself. The Capitol giveth, and the Capitol taketh away.
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So here she is, uncharacteristically sober but looking sharp in a well-pressed, nicely tailored dress uniform, suitable to her rank and seniority. Despite the addition of a pair of LED-lit, probably useless gauntlets, Shepard's feeling strangely comfortable in her own skin. Sure, her hair's slicked back and she's-- wait one fucking second, are you people wearing armor?!.
"Oh, you have got to be kidding me," The Capitol giveth and taketh away? The Capitol is a bag of shit, "Of course they did. Subtle."
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"Sober tonight?" he asks bluntly. It's almost too bad.
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"Oh my god. Oh shit, where is Jolie, I think some congratulations are in order," She risks a glance back up at him, nipples clearly visible in the multicolored glare from his beard and-- nope, can't handle it, "That's amazing."
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Committing travesties upon his beard.
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It was absolutely the silliest thing, truly ridiculous in every sense, but here she was, smiling. Laughing! It didn't matter in the larger context because... Well, Joel was wearing a silly shirt. Without meaning to, Shepard reached out and touched it.
"Jeez..." Shepard vows to find Jolie and shake her hand, "Well, at least one of us is looking pretty good."
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"Yeah, you're the one lookin' good," he points out. "And I don't even like people in uniform."
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She glanced Shepard over, face openly approving. "But look at you! You look sharp as a sword. You know, if you want to get started on those favors, the dance floor is just over yonder." She finally slows down enough to allow Shepard some time to speak, though she stands close, batting her eyelashes.
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"Are you hitting on me, Tabris?" Shepard can handle this, though it's maybe a little early for her newest friend and ally to go off the rails, "I'm not faulting your taste, but I should warn you, dancing with me is it's own punishment."
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She grinned at Shepard, giving a shrug. "I hit on everyone I think is hot, Commander. Ask me to stop, I'll do it. And for the record, I have no fucking idea how to dance like--that." She gestured at the people bumping and grinding and whatever else Capitolites do. "It looks like it involves a lot of flailing around like an idiot, though, which I can probably manage, while scandalizing everyone from Thedas."
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Sense the sarcasm, Tabris, sense it in the way Shepard folds her arms, hip and head and her whole posture cocked in a loud, silent 'oh, really?'.
"Don't talk to me about Joel. That..." She can't really keep her composure, it's that good. Dammit, serious military officers do not get the giggles! "...Is a work of art, nothing less, and Jolie deserves every bit of her paycheck for the effort. It's beautiful, I wanna marry that shirt."
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Tabris snickered, rubbing her chin as she glanced across the party at the unfortunate Texan. "Well, it certainly shows off some of his...assets, I'll give Jolie that. But I'll tell you what, Commander, I'd endorse that marriage. Hell, I'd give you my blessing for such a..." She trailed off for a moment, lips curling wickedly, to give a beat just long enough to let Shepard realize she has made a terrible mistake.
"...Holey union."
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But it wouldn't do much good if he didn't at least apologize for his behavior then. He'd been surly but it was no excuse to be an ass.
"Excuse me?" Gray began, "I want to apologize for the other day. I was disrespectful to you." Diplomacy was a start.
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"Oh, hell," This was embarrassing; Shepard held up a hand to forestall any further...whatever this was, "Look, I was pretty drunk, and you caught me at a bad time. If anything, I was the one being an asshole."
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Hell, Sandy tried to imitate her, to be strong even as he died in her care. "I was mad because...I saw her die."
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Well, she's not the kind of person to sit around and pretend that she wants to apologize for anything. Hell, she's only barely sorry in the first place. He wants to be the asshole in this? Fine, he's the asshole.
"Yeah well... You're gonna have to get over that," Except, of course, Shepard is always the asshole. Case in point, "It's kind of a recurring theme, around here."
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Ha, that would be a joke if he wasn't serious.
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Then he got here, and discovered the fun of trying to walk through crowds and endless ridiculous decorations with wings that he can't retract. The fourth or fifth time his wings knock into someone, he's reduced to cursing under his breath.
"Goddamn nonretractable pieces of shit I'm gonna rip these godforsaken things off if I-" he cuts off when he sees who he bumped into, and makes a face that he hopes looks suitably apologetic.
"Sorry, Shepard," he apologizes, looking over to make sure he hadn't done any damage - and then looking her over again, to take in the dress uniform. "Damn, that's a good look on you."
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It's pretty much the same thing, actually, just with more gold braid and embroidery and a fancy hat. Still, his once-over has her tugging at the bottom of her jacket to straighten it, smirking. Yeah, she's smug alright.
"I feel like I'm off to get another medal or to do that press thing the Alliance does whenever they buy something really expensive," That's the intention, after all-- has to be, looking around at all the crimson and chrome, even the ceiling is dripping with Stark branding, "...Speaking of which, please tell me he never actually sold those things for regular military use?"
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He tilts his head at her, like he's considering that. "Nah, they probably got more useless fancy shit, you've got the perfect mix."
At her question, though, he glances up and - well, all around, at all the shit on display. "Depends on which things you're asking about. But nah - most of this was for his own private use, I think. Then again, it's not like I'm up to date on Stark's secrets."
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Men into supermen, into weapons. And then you can never go back to being just men, anymore. She could still hope that Stark's version of Earth didn't turn out like Rannoch or Tuchanka.
"Y'know, you're pretty charming for a pilot. Buy me a drink?"
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But thinking about where the future of his world is headed really isn't something he wants to do tonight, especially not with it being shoved in his face all over the place.
So he latches on to her last comment, grinning at her. "You telling me pilots aren't charming, where you come from? Hell yeah I'll buy you a drink, I'll have to make up for them."
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Shepard's comment catches Terezi's ears, and she can't help but respond to her commanding officer. "Of course they did, what?" she inquires, lifting a brow with a glass of juice in her hand.
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She's been angling for armor for the better part of three years. Any kind of armor, foam reproduction armor, shitty steel knight's armor, real plastic, alloy, and ceramic armor, anything.
And here she is, in a goddamn wool uniform.
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"Why does it matter? Are you anticipating fierce gladiatorial battles? They already do that."
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