Glinda the Good (
itwasrhetorical) wrote in
thecapitol2013-05-26 08:12 pm
[PARTY POST]
Who: Glinda Upland and OPEN
What: A support group for people who've lost their powers in the Capitol.
Where: A suitably swankified meeting room in the capitol.
When: Sunday afternoon/evening.
Warnings/Notes: It's a support group intended for those who've lost their powers but there's nothing to say that other characters wouldn't hear about it and want to come along. Glinda wouldn't have anyone removed that wasn't invited. Feel free to use this as a party post and talk to other power nerfed characters.

What: A support group for people who've lost their powers in the Capitol.
Where: A suitably swankified meeting room in the capitol.
When: Sunday afternoon/evening.
Warnings/Notes: It's a support group intended for those who've lost their powers but there's nothing to say that other characters wouldn't hear about it and want to come along. Glinda wouldn't have anyone removed that wasn't invited. Feel free to use this as a party post and talk to other power nerfed characters.
The invitation had been sent to the Capitol escorts with the intention of them passing it on to the correct people in their groups of tributes. It was clearly intended for people who'd had their powers taken by the Capitol with no way of using them, though a few got given to those that shouldn't have received them.

The meeting place was tastefully but sparingly decorated with lots of comfortable chairs for sitting and tucked away corners that would be perfect to discuss matters privately if an individual was shy about their particular power. Every care had been taken to ensure that the tributes would feel at home in the small cosy meeting hall and Glinda would take every care to ensure that she spoke to each and every tribute to welcome them and learn their name. She had been slacking in her self appointed duty of caring for those who needed it most and there were some here that definitely required her attentions.
After everybody had been sufficiently welcomed in and it seemed no more tributes, mentors or escorts were to arise the witch took to the pupil. "My fellow tributes. I can only thank you all for attending as gracefully as I might wish to though it pales in comparison to the gratications I feel toward you all." She pressed a hand to her heart. "I have brought you here as I know I am not the only person within these walls that has had her powers taken from her for her own protection and that of our gracious hosts; the Nation of Panem and President Snow. I am sure each and every one of us understands deep in our hearts the depth of feeling that the nation holds for us as it's tributes. And it's sincere wish to keep us safe when not competing in the arena." A subtle warning to the more foolhardy in the audience.
"But, for once I wish for us to have a unique opportunity that we have brought about ourselves. There is many a person in this room whom you have doubtlessly never spoken with before." She spread her arms. "Let us speak and know each other better. For we should be there to support our fellow tributes who have lost what so many believe to be an essential part of ourselves in the Capitol's rightful strivances to protect both us and it's citizens. I suggest that perhaps we might learn that we are in fact more than what we have had taken. But most of all, I wish that you all might find close friends and good fortune here."
And with that charged little speech she gestured to little crowd of avoxes who began circling with food and drink and all were encouraged to socialise among themselves whilst polite music played in the background.
After everybody had been sufficiently welcomed in and it seemed no more tributes, mentors or escorts were to arise the witch took to the pupil. "My fellow tributes. I can only thank you all for attending as gracefully as I might wish to though it pales in comparison to the gratications I feel toward you all." She pressed a hand to her heart. "I have brought you here as I know I am not the only person within these walls that has had her powers taken from her for her own protection and that of our gracious hosts; the Nation of Panem and President Snow. I am sure each and every one of us understands deep in our hearts the depth of feeling that the nation holds for us as it's tributes. And it's sincere wish to keep us safe when not competing in the arena." A subtle warning to the more foolhardy in the audience.
"But, for once I wish for us to have a unique opportunity that we have brought about ourselves. There is many a person in this room whom you have doubtlessly never spoken with before." She spread her arms. "Let us speak and know each other better. For we should be there to support our fellow tributes who have lost what so many believe to be an essential part of ourselves in the Capitol's rightful strivances to protect both us and it's citizens. I suggest that perhaps we might learn that we are in fact more than what we have had taken. But most of all, I wish that you all might find close friends and good fortune here."
And with that charged little speech she gestured to little crowd of avoxes who began circling with food and drink and all were encouraged to socialise among themselves whilst polite music played in the background.

Glinda
Toward the end of the evening she would be found sitting more than walking around and looking thoroughly tired.
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He wasn't sure how he'd warranted an invitation to this particular shindig, and was beginning to suspect his escort had lied to him.
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She approached after a little while, greeting him with a polite curtsey. "I am so very glad you chose to come. I wasn't certain that you would accept my invitation." He had been one of the people that she had been absolutely firm with the escort that was to be invited. After all, what good would a party be if one couldn't invite your friends?
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Re: Glinda
It's not that she isn't used to rich. She's just not used to refined.
Not that she's going to let that show. She walks up to the host with a wide grin. "Hi. Glinda, right?"
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Glinda gave her one of her most winning smiles. There seemed to be relatively few women within the group that had turned up and Glinda had been somewhat missing the spirit of female companionships.
"Thank you so very much for attending." She reached for both of her hands, squeezing them lightly.
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He realized after a second that he was basically staring; the best way out of that was conversation. "Sorry, is it rude to ask where you're from?"
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"Oh, not at all. I'm from the River-Eaten pits in the caverns of All-Falls-In. On Earth, so if you are from there too, we are not aliens."
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"Mister Some." She greeted, stepping forward and offering him a polite curtsey after her speech. "I was so greatationally heartened to hear from your escort that you had accepted my invitation." He had been one of the tributes that had caught her eye in particular when watching the arenas. A creature that was just like an Animal yet not at all. "Please, might I offer you something to eat or drink?" She'd heard of his unsettling tendencies but she wasn't quite sure if he would indulge in them whilst out of the arena.
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Atticus
Still, it was kind of interesting to see who else's lives had changed from being here the way that his had.
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"Well, um...I wouldn't say it's a talent, really?"
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Nikola
He finds himself a glass of wine and circulates the room, scoping out the competition.
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which gives him just enough "not looking when walking" time to bump into someone.
"Oh, shit, sorry," he mutters quickly, trying to catch his glass before it sloshed out everywhere.
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"Mister Nikola." She greeted the man, appearing at his side with uncanny grace despite her aching feet. "I do not believe we have been previously introduced. I am Glinda." She offered him a curtsey.
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The arena was a different story, but it was baby steps.
He smiled awkwardly to an avox as he grabbed a drink, free hand stuffed in his pocket. In a lot of ways, it felt like shmoozing for research funds, up to and including wondering why someone thought his presence was a good idea. He sipped rather than speak, wandering around the party with his head down as his normal crowd instincts take over and he tries to just blend in unnoticed, just planning on taking a lap and slipping out the door again.
He laughed quietly to himself before drowning it in a deep swig of his drink-- he didn't know why he thought coming here would be a good idea, it was just making him feel worse.
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"I do not believe we've been graced with the pleasure of meeting prior to this time." She commented, dipping into a curtsey. "Allow me to make amends, I am Lady Glinda Arduenna Upland of the Upper Uplands. It is so pleascational to make your meeting."
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He would attend regardless. There was always something to be said for knowing one's enemy, and being able to pinpoint who could be a threat- and how much of one- had worth to it. Which is the reasoning the Initiate gives to the Helmsman to drag him along with him, because why should the Initiate bear through it alone when he could bring another suffering fuck of a soul along for the show and/or lack of?
Once he arrives, the Helmsman in tow, he attempts not to be disappointed by the ever present lack of wicked elixir being served, and fails. He acquaints himself with yet another substitute for the drink and surveys those around, taking note of the faces here for future reference.
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"I do hope I have gotten your name right, it seems to be a topic of much debate among the staff." She commented. "Please do tell me if I am incorrect in my address."
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oh no cute
she specialises in cute. and abject horror at the real world.
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He'd seen many of them in action, of course, in the endless, cycling, feed of the games, but he could hardly pass up an opportunity to observe them in person, to hear them describe themselves in their own words.
He lingered at the edge the crowd, presumably studying a painting hanging from the wall whilst actually eavesdropping silently on the knot of conversations happening around him.
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"Mister Wesker." All shiny white teeth and bouncing blonde curls, she offered him a low curtsey. Even though they might well have been a good far way away from their respective nations there was no reason to treat fellow leaders with nothing less than the greatest of respect. "Or shall I refer to you as President Wesker? I really must congradulgate you on your wonderful victory." She found the whole business distasteful but it did well to flatter.
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So there she was. Looking at all the other super powered people. But the only thing she could think of is whether any of them had a way of getting their magic back. Because she very much wanted it, right then...
Fashionably late.
And the idea of this sort of connection between the Tributes...it was inspired. Even though she was far from the target audience, Effie took a seat in the back to listen to what the other woman had to say.
She had found a kindred spirit and waited patiently for a moment to catch a word with her.
No such thing!
"Miss Trinket. I am so very glad that you took my invitation to come." Glinda curtseyed as politely as could be. One had to be a little more careful with the native inhabitants but ultimately, they weren't that different to people from the Emerald City. "And might I be as bold as to say, your outfit is simply splendid."
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