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BED OF ROSES PARTY; OPEN LOG
When; Evening, February 15th
Rating; PG
Characters; anyone and EVERYONE~
Summary; The Bed of Roses party is go! ♥
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Red roses will find your eyes wherever you turn, even if you look upwards. The whole ceiling of the spacious ballroom has been covered by a carpet of roses in full bloom and no gap can be seen on the sea of ruby. Round dining tables are set on one corner of the room, bouquets of a dozen roses placed on the middle of each. In front of each chair is a card with the name of each guest; it has been shuffled so that couples and singles will have a chance to socialize with others --without risking unwanted hostilities, of course. Kara has taken excellent care of it.
On the other corner of the room is a stage from where live music is playing. Most of the guests are gathered near the stage, conversing among themselves while waiters and waitresses walk around with champagne to serve. The Host Club members are around for you to spot, looking invitingly beautiful; you know you can't resist them ♥
Be careful, however, several hidden photographers are around to take pictures of your scandalous dealings with any Host Club member --Remember to steal a kiss that the paparazzi can capture, it will make an excellent framed gift for your ex.
As for Blair, she is as finely dressed as any with her Petite Bijoux, Louboutins and Chloe. Word to the wise, don't ask her whether or not they are authentic. The pleased hostess surveys the room smugly from a quiet corner, although she notes that several highly-expected guests are not yet here.
Dinner will be served once she decides the most important of the guests have arrived.
[ooc: party amongst yourselves~! Indicate it if your char is talking to Blair or a particular someone, and feel free to play it out as if dinner has been served (soon enough) or that the waltz on the dance floor has started (once dessert is served) or even that the party's done (in the morning, around 2-3 AM) --only, of course, indicate that too~]
Rating; PG
Characters; anyone and EVERYONE~
Summary; The Bed of Roses party is go! ♥
Log;
Red roses will find your eyes wherever you turn, even if you look upwards. The whole ceiling of the spacious ballroom has been covered by a carpet of roses in full bloom and no gap can be seen on the sea of ruby. Round dining tables are set on one corner of the room, bouquets of a dozen roses placed on the middle of each. In front of each chair is a card with the name of each guest; it has been shuffled so that couples and singles will have a chance to socialize with others --without risking unwanted hostilities, of course. Kara has taken excellent care of it.
On the other corner of the room is a stage from where live music is playing. Most of the guests are gathered near the stage, conversing among themselves while waiters and waitresses walk around with champagne to serve. The Host Club members are around for you to spot, looking invitingly beautiful; you know you can't resist them ♥
Be careful, however, several hidden photographers are around to take pictures of your scandalous dealings with any Host Club member --Remember to steal a kiss that the paparazzi can capture, it will make an excellent framed gift for your ex.
As for Blair, she is as finely dressed as any with her Petite Bijoux, Louboutins and Chloe. Word to the wise, don't ask her whether or not they are authentic. The pleased hostess surveys the room smugly from a quiet corner, although she notes that several highly-expected guests are not yet here.
Dinner will be served once she decides the most important of the guests have arrived.
[ooc: party amongst yourselves~! Indicate it if your char is talking to Blair or a particular someone, and feel free to play it out as if dinner has been served (soon enough) or that the waltz on the dance floor has started (once dessert is served) or even that the party's done (in the morning, around 2-3 AM) --only, of course, indicate that too~]

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The music is lovely and the entire set-up here is quite applause-worthy. Smiling now and then at any given lady who approaches or passes by, making small-talk with most of these people who do not realize the 'he' is a 'she'--not that Haruhi cares even now--she thinks it is nice to have an event like this. A distraction is a distraction, but at least this one is somewhat productive.
[ooc: open to whoever and replies will all be gotten to over time. Computer woes might make them sporadic but as a Host member obviously she's here 83;;; so have at her...or rather, "him" if you want lmfao ldsfjs ]
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He always had a gift of looking smooth on the surface.
Underneath was a storm of emotion. A previous day's curse; Zach's face being the most lovely thing he had ever seen, and falling asleep on him had been almost gratifyingly ecstatic. He didn't know how to push those emotions away, or toss them aside, and they mingled with the fear that he had been pushing Teddy too hard, that he should have left some of that memory at night, that he was doing the wrong thing.
But for now he simply smiled and eased into the room without any practiced grace, but with enough poise, and the knowledge of how to move in a suit. It was second nature, by now.
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--finally. Spotting the handsome blond in the gray suit, Blair excused herself gracefully and walked quickly towards Nate. She wanted to be angry, but he did say he gets confused often. She still did not get what the matter was with that, but she did promise not to get mad. Taking a deep breath, she slowed her gait as she approached him.
"Nate," Blair threw him a small smile, relieved if nothing else. "I thought you weren't coming."
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Desert had been served and a waltz had been playing for some time now. That they had been here for the entirety so far was both confusing and dryly amusing to him, but if Susan had a decent time, that would be enough, certainly, and there were worse ways to spend one's time. Glancing at her, he smiled briefly.
One highlight was seeing what Caspian had been somehow talked into wearing. Peter had tried not to laugh, and with some minor success too, just coughing behind his hand, but that had been near the beginning of the night. They had yet to see the Telmarine again, but that only meant that the High King did not have to worry about coming up with some more creative way to disguise an unabashed smile.
[ooc: specify if your character is talking to Susan or Peter, please, and we'll respond to tags respectively!]
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Peter looked smashing. If only he'd smile a little more. "Having fun already?" She asks giving him an accidental elbow in the ribs. They hadn't been very long at all. There were people to see, dances to dance. How could anyone be bored.
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"Peter, this is Blair," Caspian gestured between the blond and the dark haired lady at his side, "Blair, Peter Pevensie."
Briefly he cut a look for sharp blue eyes only. They were saying how are you going to mask your laughter now? Because if he couldn't then Caspian would be right in calling Peter a must uncouth sort of king.
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He was dressed in his tuxedo (and how crazy was it that he actually owned a tuxedo here?) with Mikaela next to him. They had come in the Porsche and the whole time on the way over he had fiddled with the radio; he wanted this to go really, really well. Mikaela was the kind of girl that deserved to have a really good time at a place like this.
Glancing over at her he smiled as they headed into the ballroom.
"Wow, this is amazing."
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Really, really liked him. Everything she did mattered now. She actually had to think about what she said instead of just nodding and smiling when the time came.
"Yeah," she said, focused on not tripping over the skirt of the fanciest dress she'd ever worn. "I don't think I've ever seen so many roses."
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Speaking of them, Caspian spotted the trio from a distance.
Peter and Edmund looked impeccable which wasn't all that surprising no matter how much he enjoyed teasing them about such formal wear. Caspian was in no position to tease over finery anyway. Susan, Queen Susan the Gentle, outshone them both as only a lady should. He smiled when his brown gaze leveled at the heels on her feet. Perfect. At some point he would have to ask her to dance. For now though he helped himself to a glass of wine while Blair spoke with a few other ladies. Nevermind the minor discrepancy that was his age. Things were different in Narnia, the Pevensies knew that too.
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However, Blair noticed that Caspian was becoming quiet, stealing a glance at him, she noticed that his eyes were on a group of people --on a girl, in particular. Curious, and just a little jealous, she spoke to him under her voice, "anyone you'd like to introduce to me?"
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As he scampered along the walls of the room, heading for any familiar face he could find, Reepicheep half expected some unimaginative partygoer to shriek about a mouse attending the festivities. It always seemed to happen here more often than not. It was bad enough that Youko expected him to escort her to this affair. Adding on that irritation was just ridiculous. At least for the most part, Youko was nowhere to be seen, giving Reepicheep a chance to relax and not worry what was the best way to let a lady down without hurting her feelings.
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He hoped his powder blue suit wasn't too ridiculous. He had lost weight; he wasn't sure from where, and when he went to put the suit that Emmett had gotten him for Styles and Brocklehurst's wedding on it didn't fit nearly as well as it had almost a year ago.
"Hello," he said, carefully. "I hope you're enjoying the party."
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Nevertheless, a party was no place for mourning. "Blue," she addressed him with a fond smile. "And..." she tried hard to hold back any trace of a wince, "I don't think we've been introduced?" Someone better have a good explanation for this, but at least none of the guests have yet to notice and flee in horror at a talking mouse, with a circlet and a shiny yellow feather. My.
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But then the thought rested uneasily as a simple dismissible curse. There were so many things that factored towards that possibility. Char knew, of course, that sometimes a very rare person was blessed at birth with a fairy gift, and Ella's own father had received one at his wedding.
Was that what it was? He had been careful with his words, and with her. She was something to him that he could never find the ability to replace, or the desire to want to. So he remained quiet, even at the ball, which was lovely.
Not as lovely as she was. He paused as he stood next to her, his eyes resting on her for a moment.
to the shelter of magnolias;
Part of her was also on the lookout for clues that might hint to the reason behind Char's sudden silence.
She twirled slightly in her dress- she was not a graceful dancer by any means, but merely a serviceable one. For the remainder of the evening, Ella would be imagining that there were balloons taped to her feet, that she was gliding over cracks in the floor.
"Char?"
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Mostly for Caspian lulz
What he wasn't really expecting was the finery. It was an unpleasant reminder of the parties he had to crashed as Tony Stark or Johnny Storm with a certain someone he would rather not think about. He had been tending towards tall and broad shoulders lately to help convince people he was doing okay, but felt himself shrink a little in his suit (http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d112/theredex/Polychromatic%20Images/ap_burberry_04-1.jpg). What did he think he was doing here again? Maybe he should just leave.
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It was a nice enough dress, she supposed. Not the sort of thing she'd usually wear to a ball, perhaps, but things were different here than they were back home. And if she had to be stuck here, where rules and expectations were so different, then why shouldn't she take advantage of it while she had the chance? That went for a lot of things, too, and not just dresses.
Still. She'd made up her mind that the only worrying she'd be doing tonight would be about whether or not her mother would be scandalized if she could see her right now, or if she'd somehow ruin the shoes (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/archive/8/81/20080401202927!Glass_slippers_at_Dartington_Crystal.jpg) Rue had gotten her for Christmas. Perfectly normal things for a perfectly normal girl at a perfectly normal party, she told herself as she sipped her drink and took in all the sights of her surroundings. One night of that wouldn't hurt anything.
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"I'm Blair," she said, offering the girl her hand in introduction.
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He managed a smile; quick, wavering, unsure and unsteady, sadder than his mask of neutrality, even though he wasn't aware of it. It wasn't the same Boy Blue that people were used to seeing - it wasn't the same Blue who Cori had once called his Almond Joy. He couldn't force that same genuine smile anymore, he couldn't make that familiar sparkle reignite in his eyes. If there was one thing that the Fable couldn't bring himself to be was wholly dishonest.
Just being here, even with someone as lovely and as kind as Rosella was the most dishonesty that Blue could manage.
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There was a slight problem that prevented the little mouse from completing his task: Reepicheep had not the slightest idea what this Rosella looked like and where she was in the ballroom either. Asking every lady at the affair was a daunting task that he was halfway through. Tiring, to say the least, but a promise was a promise. There were a handful of ladies left to question anyway. He could survive that.
"Do excuse me, but would you by any chance be Lady Rosella?" Reepicheep asked the closest one to him, clambering close enough to be heard, but far enough not to get stuck underneath her dress in an ill-mannered fashion.
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Still, it was obvious that Karolina felt like the odd woman out. She was underdressed in a white peasant dress (http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00008TYEW.01-A2VRS7MJ55H1GA._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg) when compared to the others; the thought of buying something fancier for occasions like this one never occurred to her. Anyway, being a wallflower tonight sure beat sitting at home having one-sided conversations with her parrot. That got old on her first day back.
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She had to know who carried that voice, right? Caspian appeared along the wall, having traversed a sea of people just to get to her. He raised his index finger, indicating he had something else to add to his greeting.
"Before you say anything," like for example, about what he's wearing, "I would like to ask you to dance. Just once."
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Spotting Caspian with Blair, he almost choked on laughter. That outfit was special and he didn't need to think about it much to be thoroughly amused. He snapped a couple of shots anyway, and catching the two eldest Pevensies on the dance floor, he took a few pictures of them as well. Not intending to talk to anyone, he was distracted enough that if someone did walk up to him, it would be a surprise. What few parties he had gone to in the past, it had been with great reluctance, and he had only been spoken to at those times either as a courtesy or to be made fun of--not that he cared.
Staring down at his most recent capture on preview screen, he frowned. Blurry. Sigh. Oh well. Deleting it, he brought it to his eye again, attempting another shot, this time a wider perspective of the entire set-up, his reasoning being as simple as: why not? He was already there and not for much longer. He wanted to get back to Claire soon. If anything, the pictures of Caspian would make her laugh--well, he thought so anyway.
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Finally, after several minutes of debate, he took a step to the other boy, his shoulders dropping just a touch, his eyes looking halfway at him and halfway away. "Hey," he started quietly. "I didn't know you were coming," he continued, but paused. Because that wasn't awkward enough, he thought angrily to himself. What if this was a dream?
Nate stopped the train of thought there. If it was a dream, he would still talk to Zach, and if it wasn't, then he would manage to talk to Zach. It was how it had to be, for now. He still...he still liked the other boy.
"Are you having fun?" he finally settled on.
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He wondered if his misery was obvious on his face. He hoped it wasn't. He didn't want to just be blue, but he couldn't help how he felt. He had never been very good about lying about his feelings, after all.
He took a sip of punch, no alcohol, and sighed.
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"Hello," she said as wished and rather than asking how he was or what might be wrong, she added, "I didn't know you would be coming."
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Open to all, but first tag is Juliet's
Donning a blue fine robe and wearing a rose and iris as brooches, Romeo offers his arm to Juliet, smiling at the sight of his beloved. To have her close in this celebration of love brings an inexplicably warmth in his cold chest. The joy of love and being loved. His eyes wander from Juliet to admire the luxurious layout of the party; he breathes longingly, reminding that night they both met for second time and fell in love.
“This brings pleasant memories,” he begins to say, “That night, I would have liked to dance with you before you fled from the Keep.”
(ooc; Sorry to be late! ;_;)
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Accepting his arm, Juliet walks by his side. The city had told her what this holiday was, both the people and some reading on her own. So many things were similar to home, and yet there were so many things that were very different. Her eyes turn to Romeo has he speaks, giving a small smile for she remembers that night very well.
"Maybe- tonight then, Romeo," she says softly, for that night she had not been as she was today, they had not been as they were today.
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