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entrancelogs2014-04-16 07:40 pm
avoirfaim) wrote in entrancelogs2014-04-16 07:40 pm
[ Open-ish ] Be Our Guest
Who: Hannibal Lecter, Will Graham, Evelyn O'Connell, Cecil Palmer, Elizabeth, Lindsey McDonald, Seta Souji, Meg. Unconfirmed: Martha Jones?, Agent Washington? Alice Liddell? George Lass? America? Stiles Stilinski? Mr. Gold? Isaac Lahey?
Where: The Dining Room
When: The evening of 4/16
Rating: PG-13, CW for implied cannibalism.
Summary: Hannibal Lecter throws a dinner party.
A dinner party is not something to be taken lightly. It is the denouement to his great performance. Hannibal Lecter comes from on high to deliver a great feast, to feed the fine cows the innards of pigs, creating carnivores out of the unremarkable and shaping the circle of life and death in his image. The stage must be set for the actors, those fine meat dishes, in their costumes placed meticulously on select china. He had finished cooking most of the dinner at around 5:00, right when he had asked Evelyn to show up. The choices she gave him for tableware had been delightful, and he picked the right one for his palette.
He had asked the guests to arrive at 5:30, and he bustled around the dining room to prepare with Evelyn. Tables were pushed together and aligned carefully, a tablecloth draped upon and each place set. In front of each place there was a name tag. There were a few extra places at the end of the table, just in case of any emergency.
The dinner itself will begin when all those who RSVP-ed have arrived. Bon Appétit.
ooc: have some notes! This is only technically open to the people he invited to his semi-formal dinner party, party crashers will be frowned at and be added to his handy dandy dinner list. Not everything is Jesse, and if you want to know which is which ask me on plurk (I have one with all this information already done) or PM me. Obviously if I listed you as being in this thread you obviously don't have to comment in these are just the people he invited! If your character would have not RSVPed or they would have RSVPed and it just never ended up going down no worries, pretend it did! We can just pretend anyone who didn't show up isn't on that handy dandy chart up there.
Where: The Dining Room
When: The evening of 4/16
Rating: PG-13, CW for implied cannibalism.
Summary: Hannibal Lecter throws a dinner party.
A dinner party is not something to be taken lightly. It is the denouement to his great performance. Hannibal Lecter comes from on high to deliver a great feast, to feed the fine cows the innards of pigs, creating carnivores out of the unremarkable and shaping the circle of life and death in his image. The stage must be set for the actors, those fine meat dishes, in their costumes placed meticulously on select china. He had finished cooking most of the dinner at around 5:00, right when he had asked Evelyn to show up. The choices she gave him for tableware had been delightful, and he picked the right one for his palette.
He had asked the guests to arrive at 5:30, and he bustled around the dining room to prepare with Evelyn. Tables were pushed together and aligned carefully, a tablecloth draped upon and each place set. In front of each place there was a name tag. There were a few extra places at the end of the table, just in case of any emergency.
The dinner itself will begin when all those who RSVP-ed have arrived. Bon Appétit.
ooc: have some notes! This is only technically open to the people he invited to his semi-formal dinner party, party crashers will be frowned at and be added to his handy dandy dinner list. Not everything is Jesse, and if you want to know which is which ask me on plurk (I have one with all this information already done) or PM me. Obviously if I listed you as being in this thread you obviously don't have to comment in these are just the people he invited! If your character would have not RSVPed or they would have RSVPed and it just never ended up going down no worries, pretend it did! We can just pretend anyone who didn't show up isn't on that handy dandy chart up there.
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Elizabeth considers this pretty fancy, though. Maybe it's just better than the food Lindsey had at home, somehow. It is very delicious, that's impossible to deny.
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And not something she would've imagined.
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He looks mildly annoyed at that, but shrugs it off, "...I worked for a private firm."
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It's a very prestigious job, after all.
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His plate is almost empty.
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"Oh. I'm sorry."
Elizabeth hopes she hasn't unsurfaced some pleasant memories and upset him.
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He shakes his head, "Elizabeth, there's nothing to be said. I left them because they hurt me."
He shakes his head, "Sometimes you have to."
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She thinks he's a very nice person. Certainly, a good person does not deserve to have bad things happen to them, even if such things do happen in this world.
"I'm glad you left them, then."