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thecapitol2013-07-05 05:05 pm
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Who| Hatter and OPEN
What| tea, Tea, Games, betting, anything you like
Where| Wonderland
When| Anytime this week
Warnings/Notes| For anyone not familiar with Hatter's canon, he owns a tea shop! Where he sells actual tea. Also Tea, which is something very different all together. Basically they are bottled emotions. Only good ones, not bad. Your character drinks it and they feel whatever the emotion is: passion, excitement, happiness, innocence, clear conscience, etc. Hatter's shop (Wonderland) is the only place in the Capitol where you can buy Tea, but it is not manufactured by Hatter. It's made by the Capitol, and he doesn't ask too many questions about how.
Also, if you want to come to Wonderland, you must wear a hat. Don't have one? Don't worry! Hatter will provide one at the door. But you may not like his choice.
Hatter was not at all pleased with the new directions the Games were taking, but you would never hear that from his mouth. Nope. He's playing the good citizen just now, and he's even gone so far as to spruce up the shop a bit for the occasion. It looks just a bit like the candy arena, in fact, bright colors and glistening treats. There are the Teas, of course, lined up in a neat row, bright and cheerful, but the tables and chairs are now of the same hues.
The proprietor himself is alternating between staying by the counter to monitor the bets placed and wandering amongst the clientele to see that everyone has everything they need.
What| tea, Tea, Games, betting, anything you like
Where| Wonderland
When| Anytime this week
Warnings/Notes| For anyone not familiar with Hatter's canon, he owns a tea shop! Where he sells actual tea. Also Tea, which is something very different all together. Basically they are bottled emotions. Only good ones, not bad. Your character drinks it and they feel whatever the emotion is: passion, excitement, happiness, innocence, clear conscience, etc. Hatter's shop (Wonderland) is the only place in the Capitol where you can buy Tea, but it is not manufactured by Hatter. It's made by the Capitol, and he doesn't ask too many questions about how.
Also, if you want to come to Wonderland, you must wear a hat. Don't have one? Don't worry! Hatter will provide one at the door. But you may not like his choice.
Hatter was not at all pleased with the new directions the Games were taking, but you would never hear that from his mouth. Nope. He's playing the good citizen just now, and he's even gone so far as to spruce up the shop a bit for the occasion. It looks just a bit like the candy arena, in fact, bright colors and glistening treats. There are the Teas, of course, lined up in a neat row, bright and cheerful, but the tables and chairs are now of the same hues.
The proprietor himself is alternating between staying by the counter to monitor the bets placed and wandering amongst the clientele to see that everyone has everything they need.

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And it was always good to know who could be effected by mood-altering substances.
So he found his way there, dressed carefully but stylishly (he had been giving his stylists a lot more leeway than he had upon his arrival), opening the door to Wonderland.
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He spoke quite quickly and with an accent that was very different to most Capitol citizens but which Sherlock would probably recognize as a mix of Yorkshire and something not quite Cockney.
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"Sherlock, yes. I saw your - ah - message, on the Network." He glanced at the hat sitting on Hatter's head before he brought his eyes back down upon his face.
"I thought I would take a look for myself. No hat. Not part of my usual wardrobe."
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He dug through the box for a moment before pulling out a hat, and offering it to Sherlock.
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Smile tight but still on his lips, he took the offered hat and slipped it on, making for a rather ridiculous combination with the sleek style his stylists preferred. He was, thankfully, hardly the only one in the establishment with a flamboyant hat.
Once it was secured, he narrowed his eyes and swept them over the shop.
"I understand that you go by 'Hatter'."
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He turned to look where Sherlock looked, as if to see what it was he saw. "Generally, yes. Have you come to take advantage of the special? It's quite a deal, really."
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And yet he's still here.
He stays close to the walls. With the way he slouches, it's like he's cowering from an invisible blow.
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"Afternoon. Good or not, it is afternoon, at least. Or after noon. It's always after noon, in some sense.
"Anyway, aren't you forgetting something?" He gestures to the man's head and touches the brim of his own hat.
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He shrinks back.
"I'm only looking," he says, as though that can be an excuse. He knots his hands. "It won't be more than a minute."
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"Hang on a tic." He turns to a box by the door and pulls out a hat, offering it to the man.
"Sorry."
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"No," he says, something like anger tinging his words. He drops his eyes. He shakes his head. "No, I don't-- I don't need it. I'm fine. I'm going."
With his eyes still down at the ground, he fumbles for the exit.
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"If you're sure? Looks to me like you could use a bit of Serenity..."
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the end of the week
His escort seemed angry she had babysitting duty but seemed to realise Shion would not be leaving his room unless ordered to or dragged and so had brought him into town so he could 'show his face'.
Shion didn't want to show his face, he didn't want to see the televisions and the others still fighting and dying in the arena, he didn't want to be here in the capitol, or see replays of his time as a zombie.
Now they were here his escort seemed to have forgotten him and wandered off to talk to acquaintances, leaving Shion to stare around the tea shop looking lost and confused, the oversized hat falling over his eyes a few times and having to be pushed back up.
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Usually he left the waiting of tables to his staff, but he did like to greet newcomers personally. He liked to know who was in his shop at all times.
So with a smile, he made his way to the boy and dropped into the seat across from him. "Hello!"
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He gestured to the boy's head. "Nice hat." Not the one he'd have chosen for him, but still...it was a hat.
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He's disappointed in the boy's stylist, really, that she hadn't even managed to find one that fit.
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"Hatter, I've come for your fine conversation skills and maybe a bit of Contentment. I would not like to have my mind too content for business."
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"Just a drop, then?" he asked, smiling as she approached. Good customers were things he liked to keep.
Gossiping customers even more so.
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Liviana was one who liked to maintain a certain amount of control over her emotions, so while she wasn't one to spend too much time in Wonderland she was still a frequent visitor. Gossip was worth a lot in the Capitol and it never hurt to be seen placing a few bids now and again; it took a lot of time to maintain the image of a carefree lifestyle.
"While you pour, tell me about these new Tributes. I always like to keep an eye on our stars."
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Frankly, she's a little surprised she hasn't heard of the tea shop earlier, as it appears to be exactly the sort of thing she would like, especially with the candy theme of the moment. But it's the Capitol and even what appears to be simple and enjoyable could easily turn out horrible in some yet unseen way, so she hovered beside the doorway for a moment, peering inside curiously. At least, if she did manage the courage to venture inside, she already came with a hat.
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He was, though, somewhat in the habit of seeing people out, if he happened to be in that part of the shop as they departed. (Occasionally, he had to make sure they returned his hats as well.) And after he sees off the stylish couple after an afternoon's indulgence, he spots the mentor and gives her a quick smile.
"Lovely day, innit?"