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wynn) wrote in
knightsoflegend2012-03-02 10:52 pm
after-party ♔

♬ Jeux d'eau - Ravel
WHO || Wynn, any and all Knights not currently on missions
WHAT || Squiring Ceremony Afterparty
WHERE || Knights Headquarters, the Ballroom
WHEN || March 2nd, 2012, 9:00PM
HOW || Prose OR Actionspam
The "afterparty" is rumored to be the real main event of the night. A black-tie affair in the lavish, opulent ballroom, it is every new Knight's chance to mingle and meet some of their new brothers in arms. Of course, a couple hours are provided following the ceremony for everyone to change, do hair and makeup, and choose from the vast array of formal attire in the closets of the balcony "dressing rooms" located at the top of spiraled staircases on either side of the ballroom. A separate dressing room exists for men and women, and they include full bathrooms (with, thankfully, very modern plumbing).
The squires are usually among the last to arrive, and the ballroom is full to the brim with a fancy array of people, of all shapes, sizes and species.
Hope none of you are shy. They're all here to meet you.
Feel free to make your own open threads for people to come congratulate your newly pledged knight.

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Well, shocker. He actually looks less out of place than you'd imagine now that he's just dressed up. All those years of mentoring he doesn't remember. That doesn't mean he's not twitchy and uncomfortable by all these strange people and would rather be ELSEWHERE, but some niggling sensation keeps telling him he knows how to behave in public and pretend he gives a shit and also there's booze. So yeah.
Being an amnesiac drunk sucks.]
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maybe that's why he couldn't remember the words to the pledge hur hur. THIS CRAZY HOBO WAS SO FAMILIAR.And then it hit him! Haymitch wasn't just Haymitch, he was Haymitch. That crazy drunk mentor from District 12. ... What was he doing here??? Well, he wasn't going to find out by just standing there staring, so he moves across the room to chat.]
Never thought I'd see you at a thing like this, getting knighted and all. Congratulations on not falling down on the walk down the aisle. [he thinks he's just being kawaii and not ... insulting essentially a stranger. His bad. 8( ]
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It's the first thought in Haymitch's head, because dear God, there is a bronze-haired tan kid standing in front of him and he wants it to go away. Why is it acting like he knows him? WHAT'S TATERS, PRECIOUS?]
That supposed to be endearing?
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Enjoying your party?
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He strikes a sense of familiarity, although she has no idea why. It bothers her, and like with Arthur, she spends a good portion of the night stalking him with her eyes. She isn't exactly fond of social situations, and unlike her first party, she's dressed like a normal teenager that doesn't give a fuck.
Which means jeans, Doc Martens, and a hoodie.
Her hands are shoved into the front pocket of her hoodie and she's leaning up against a nearby wall, staring intensely at him.
Watching his every move.]
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And he takes it like a man for approximately ten minutes before he circles around like he's about to leave the room, only to double back and come up somewhere to Katniss's left.] Something on your mind, sweetheart?
[Uh. Weird endearment for some girl he doesn't know. But there is something familiar about her. Something that... Makes him want to patronize her and be generally jerky.
But she started it. Okay.]
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And also how much he drinks.
And that he likes to try cutting off a fellow Squires' head with a broken wine glass.
Interesting. She couldn't hear the conversation from where she had been standing and had begun moving that way when Risa intervened. It was quite obvious, at least from Haymitch's face that whatever had happened wasn't over between the two of them, and then they were moving outside. She debated following them but thought it best to give them time to work through their issues. Hopefully if either of them did end up dead they could be rezzed.
It would sure suck if her new Squire died before they even met.]
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But... First unfinished business. He's had people watching him all night and he's pretty sure in two cases, it was long before he tried to stab Finnick (or so says his friggin' spot check of 20- obviously he's been doing more hoarding than actual drinking), so after dealing with Katniss, his other shadow gets approached.]
Not big on interference?
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open
She's not terribly huge on the whole crowd thing, but she'll deal with it.]
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Congratulations, lass! Yer Zero's new squire, ain'tcha?
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ota!
Wallflower? You bet. But she's wearing her most polite smile to try to make up for how desperately she's trying to avoid eye contact. It'd be nice if Boaz was there - maybe she could even clip a bow-tie to his fur - but she'll find a way to manage.]
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Congratulations and welcome to our Order.
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Thank you. I guess...it still feels surreal. You probably hear that a lot, though.
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dance check!
15! plus whatever modifier...cha?
yep!
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[ So he approaches Rayna, who is non-intimidating and garbed in something that makes him think of home. Gives her a small quirk of a smile once he's caught her eye, a nod once he's close enough to converse. ]
Hullo. Enjoying the evening?
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I am, very much. [It's the polite answer, as is trying not to stare.] And you?
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ota;
when they let him wear clothes at all. And, like his walk down the red carpet, he's still working the crowd. You know, talking to people and being all amiable and things. It's kind of a reflex at this point, instead of something he sincerely puts his heart into. But it's better than being a sad lonelychan loser by the punch bowl.After seeing Haymitch, or ... "Haymitch", he's suspicious of this being some kind of fucked up Capitol brainwashing mindgame thing. So he's also using this as an opportunity to snoop and keep his eye out for ~clues~.]
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Something about him, like that old guy earlier, strikes a chord with her. She wants to speak to him, but he's such a tool that she has no fucks left to give and doesn't want to be seen making an effort to speak to someone. If she did that, other people might come up and try talking to her.
So she just slowly stalks him around the room, keeping a good distance to observe him without having to necessarily talk to him. Yes, she realizes this is creepy.
No, she doesn't care.]
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Katniss? [It's a question instead of a greeting, because now he can't be completely sure if it's her or not.]
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Either way, at some point in Haymitch's strutting around, he would turn around and find the big guy standing there, fixing him with a suspicious eye.]
Think you have what it takes, do you, boy?
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before I forget....
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[ All right, so Arthur doesn't expect the Knight to get down with his bad self; isn't sure if he'd even be able to drink to excess without downing half a cellar. But he does approach with two glasses — and only one is for him. ]
'Spose it gets dull, after you've been to enough of them.
[ He's getting the idea it's best not to ask about the lack of music, or the lack of feast. ]
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[ Disregard the fact that her natural polite smile makes her look like she's considering the best way to mince and devour some souls. She's the opposite of a wallflower, willing to walk into the thick of it, and she moves from conversation to conversation, eying the gentleman as though considering which she should ask to dance. ]
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You certainly look pleased to be here.
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