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+ Now the Jingle Hop has begun [OPEN] +
Who: Everyone [OPEN]
Where The Ballroom
When: December 18th, 6PM-midnight (oocly however long you want to keep logging)
Rating: Well gosh, that really depends on you folks and how you behave, doesn’t it? I’m going to tentatively guess PG-13 though.
Summary: The mansion's decided to throw you all a party out of the goodness of its heart. You know, if it has one. This is the open log for the Jingle Bell Rock portion of the event!
the Story:
Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock
Jingle bells swing and jingle bells ring
Snowing and blowing up bushels of fun
Now the jingle hop has begun
Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock
Jingle bells chime in jingle bell time
Dancing and prancing in Jingle Bell Square
In the frosty air.
What a bright time, it's the right time
To rock the night away
Jingle bell time is a swell time
To go gliding in a one-horse sleigh
Giddy-up jingle horse, pick up your feet
Jingle around the clock
Mix and a-mingle in the jingling feet
That's the jingle bell,
That's the jingle bell,
That's the jingle bell rock.
The ballroom is decorated extravagantly for the occasion, with all of the same sorts garland and holly and lights covering the rest of the mansion, at the moment. There is another tree at the far side of the room as well, though not nearly the size of the one in the front hall, decorated in a very classy white. From the ceiling, fake snow is falling from somewhere that can’t quite be seen, but it does not seem to gather on the floor more than a flake or two.
There are tables with chairs to one side, near a table filled with delicious food and beverages of all kinds, from wine to wassail to eggnog and more. The rest of the space is reserved for dancing.
We could tell you that the mansion is going to force you to dance forever and ever or something, perhaps until your feet fall off, but we won’t. Gosh, you’re all so suspicious. I mean really. The party-goers may wonder at first, some entering very suspicious of the mansion’s intentions, but it will quickly become apparent that for once…for once, it doesn’t seem to be a trap.
So giddy-up, jingle horse, pick up your feet and jingle around the clock. You can even go mix and mingle in the jingling feet. That’s the Jingle Bell Rock!
Where The Ballroom
When: December 18th, 6PM-midnight (oocly however long you want to keep logging)
Rating: Well gosh, that really depends on you folks and how you behave, doesn’t it? I’m going to tentatively guess PG-13 though.
Summary: The mansion's decided to throw you all a party out of the goodness of its heart. You know, if it has one. This is the open log for the Jingle Bell Rock portion of the event!
the Story:
Jingle bells swing and jingle bells ring
Snowing and blowing up bushels of fun
Now the jingle hop has begun
Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock
Jingle bells chime in jingle bell time
Dancing and prancing in Jingle Bell Square
In the frosty air.
What a bright time, it's the right time
To rock the night away
Jingle bell time is a swell time
To go gliding in a one-horse sleigh
Giddy-up jingle horse, pick up your feet
Jingle around the clock
Mix and a-mingle in the jingling feet
That's the jingle bell,
That's the jingle bell,
That's the jingle bell rock.
The ballroom is decorated extravagantly for the occasion, with all of the same sorts garland and holly and lights covering the rest of the mansion, at the moment. There is another tree at the far side of the room as well, though not nearly the size of the one in the front hall, decorated in a very classy white. From the ceiling, fake snow is falling from somewhere that can’t quite be seen, but it does not seem to gather on the floor more than a flake or two.
There are tables with chairs to one side, near a table filled with delicious food and beverages of all kinds, from wine to wassail to eggnog and more. The rest of the space is reserved for dancing.
We could tell you that the mansion is going to force you to dance forever and ever or something, perhaps until your feet fall off, but we won’t. Gosh, you’re all so suspicious. I mean really. The party-goers may wonder at first, some entering very suspicious of the mansion’s intentions, but it will quickly become apparent that for once…for once, it doesn’t seem to be a trap.
So giddy-up, jingle horse, pick up your feet and jingle around the clock. You can even go mix and mingle in the jingling feet. That’s the Jingle Bell Rock!
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"You'll be having a lot of fun in the next three days."
In his increasingly sluggish mind Philip is doing a conversion from cookie plates to blood alcohol.
The rough estimate prompts him to lean forward and shove the glass of water on the table closer to Daniel.
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"I'm going to regret this," Daniel says, mumbling even more. He accepts the water, lifts his head to drink, and manages to whack himself in the teeth with the rim of the glass.
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Well.
"Of course I could always tie you up~"
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For shame, Philip. For shame.
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But clearly, clearly Daniel is just too far gone...
"I should really get you into bed."
That one is merely a mumbled note to himself (and won't trouble Daniel in case he would like to give the water another shot).
Philip takes another sip from his glass.
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"Do you know, before I spotted you I faced down a crocodile?"
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Contrary to Philip's narration Philip himself hasn't actually made the pleasure of Amy's acquaintance yet.
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Daniel starts to point at a spot halfway down the buffet table, but his swinging arm knocks over the half-full wine glass. Two or three cloves scatter over the tabletop in the middle of a spreading red stain.
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Oh... oh my god, someone actually sounds bitter here! And it's not Philip!
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"All of them! V... vexed! Every endeavour!"
He's referencing a conversation that Philip wasn't actually present for, but who's keeping count?
With exaggerated care and uncoordinated clumsiness, he sets the glass upright. Then he shrugs merrily and knocks back the little puddle of wine that didn't spill out onto the table.
And then: jingle go some bells in whatever song is playing, and Daniel quiets and stills, then stands.
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"...Dan?"
Blink. Blink.
"You look a bit stiff there."
Ffffhah-- OHWAIT! BELLS!
...That should not have taken him as long to figure out as it did.
Right. Time for serious face. Philip stands up, puts his hand on Daniel's shoulder and shakes, carefully.
"Daniel?"
He doesn't expect it to have much of an effect, after what he's been told about his zombie baking sprees, but he's still curious to see what that event looks like from the other side of the hypnojingle.
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If Philip cares to follow, he'll find Daniel drinking as steadily as if it was his day job. As a small mercy, the mansion has him sip the wine rather than chug it. When the glass is empty, he fills it back up from the steaming tureen and starts again.
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He cares so much, in fact, after watching for a while he will even attempt to fill Daniel's (now) empty glass with water before Daniel himself can hypnoselect a beverage of his choice.
Let's see how that goes.
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Then it's back to the wine.
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Uhm.
That was disappointing.
And also sort of really funny.
Maybe if Philip carefully tries to pry the glass out of Daniel's hand?
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Taking it away might prove more difficult, what with the death-grip he suddenly has on it.
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...Well, I mean, except for that one time in the last tag where we said that he was trying to take Daniel's favourite mulled wine toy away from him.
But I digress.
So... holding on to the glass and not letting Daniel lift it up to the drinking stage, Y/N?
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Either Philip's going to give way, or the glass is going to break.
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New plan? New plan, uhm...
Yeah, we got nothing.
Philip helps himself to a nearby fruit salad and stands back, observing.
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God, it's like watching the physical version of a stutter.
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He heard the mind bells all right, but apparently the mansion decided to trademark and monopolise its mindfuck jingle, so the corresponding effects remained missing.
It was a sad day for Clarence then... and it's a wonderful moment for him now.
Philip... well, the first bell switch got a chuckle out of him, but it's been exchanged for a frown by now, because that's just cruel.
He waits until the chorus is over to see whether the on or off switch prevails.
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The extra wine catches up with him, and he starts toppling sideways and has to catch himself clumsily on the table.
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Right. Time for serious face [again]. Philip
stands up[gets rid of his fruit salad], puts his hand on Daniel's shoulder andshakes, carefully.attempts to provide additional stability."Daniel?"
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Slurred: "See it did it again."
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And Philip would be having the time of his life with it, if he was more of a practical joker. As it is he merely has a careful look around the hall.
Objects of interest, as far as he can see, is an empty lounge nearby and the exit. The lounge seems easier to reach by far, but staying in an area frequently blessed by bell music might not be the best idea.
He intends to relay this conclusion to Daniel, but doesn't come much further than something heavily overshadowed by tones of 'my place or yours'.
"Where do we go now~?"
NOT NOW MANSION GDI.
Uhmuhmuhm...
"...Do you want to leave?"
HA. Okay, that's the cliffnotes version of everything Philip wanted to suggested, but it will have to do.
Not that Philip actually thinks leaving the choice up to Daniel is such a good idea, but even (or perhaps especially) piss drunk he doubts his ability to drag his friend anywhere without his consent.
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