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IO, SATURNALIA! | OPEN
Who: EVERYONE
Where: THE BALLROOM
When: THREE WHOLE DAYS - 12/17-12/19
Rating: PG-13 (or higher depending how rowdy you guys get)
Summary: IO, SATURNALIA! The party has arrived and it is here to stay for 72 hours straight of good food, gambling, dancing, drinking, singing, and so on and so forth!
The Story:
A few days into Ewaymas, on December 15th, everyone will wake up to a scroll outside their door. This scroll is an invitation to a Saturnalia celebration in two days, and everyone is welcome! If asked for clothing for the party, the closets will provide synthesis – brightly colored Roman robes – for the occasion, but the dress code is mostly just colorful and fun, if you choose to abide by it.
Starting on the 17th there will be a lavish feast in the ballroom, and food and drink are never in short supply. Drunkenness is encouraged, but there will be non-alcoholic beverages as well. There will be tables set up for gambling and dice games, music from a wide variety of worlds (specifically to encourage loud singing along and dancing all night - some are holiday remixes but others aren't), and areas for dancing and playing other games. The decorations are all in a rainbow of bright colors like the synthesis, with suns hanging up and candles floating in the air. Laurels and pileus will be available at the party for everyone to wear on their heads.
It's the kind of party that will get increasingly louder and rowdier...and it literally won't end for three whole days. Those prone to gluttony, greed, or even just escapism will find themselves not wanting to leave the party at all. There's always something to do and you can always just pass out of the floor when you're tired, right? Right! No one knows how to party like the Romans did. At the end of the day on the 19th though, all of the decorations and food will vanish and the party will abruptly come to an end.
Prose or [Action Brackets] are more than welcome, and if you have any questions please send them over to the FAQ thread for the event!
Where: THE BALLROOM
When: THREE WHOLE DAYS - 12/17-12/19
Rating: PG-13 (or higher depending how rowdy you guys get)
Summary: IO, SATURNALIA! The party has arrived and it is here to stay for 72 hours straight of good food, gambling, dancing, drinking, singing, and so on and so forth!
The Story:
A few days into Ewaymas, on December 15th, everyone will wake up to a scroll outside their door. This scroll is an invitation to a Saturnalia celebration in two days, and everyone is welcome! If asked for clothing for the party, the closets will provide synthesis – brightly colored Roman robes – for the occasion, but the dress code is mostly just colorful and fun, if you choose to abide by it.
Starting on the 17th there will be a lavish feast in the ballroom, and food and drink are never in short supply. Drunkenness is encouraged, but there will be non-alcoholic beverages as well. There will be tables set up for gambling and dice games, music from a wide variety of worlds (specifically to encourage loud singing along and dancing all night - some are holiday remixes but others aren't), and areas for dancing and playing other games. The decorations are all in a rainbow of bright colors like the synthesis, with suns hanging up and candles floating in the air. Laurels and pileus will be available at the party for everyone to wear on their heads.
It's the kind of party that will get increasingly louder and rowdier...and it literally won't end for three whole days. Those prone to gluttony, greed, or even just escapism will find themselves not wanting to leave the party at all. There's always something to do and you can always just pass out of the floor when you're tired, right? Right! No one knows how to party like the Romans did. At the end of the day on the 19th though, all of the decorations and food will vanish and the party will abruptly come to an end.
Prose or [Action Brackets] are more than welcome, and if you have any questions please send them over to the FAQ thread for the event!
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Drinking competition with a skeleton, let's do this.
Not to be outdone, Alex finishes his own drink - aaaaaand then he has to sit down. Oh. Wow. That was a little more alcoholic than he thought it'd be, even for someone of his admirable constitution. Can the room quit spinning, please?]
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[Sans goes for another drink once Alex finishes his, wobbling a little. He's already sort of regretting this whole thing but, oh well, he's committed now. Plus he knows his limits, and he's okay with losing this little competition.]
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Mmmnah, I can respect that. Wordplay. S'clever. [Fill 'er up again, that's the spirit. He's spacing this drink out as opposed to straight downing it.] Hey, um. Y'ever heard of the four balls theory?
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hmm... [He blinks rather blearily, sorting through any jokes and scientific theories that Alex might be referencing.]
nope, can't say that i have.
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But that was a long time ago.]
So it's like - when there're four balls on the edge of a cliff and um, the first ball gets an exact copy of itself. Then th'first ball becomes the second one, and the second is the third, and so on, right?
[At this point he's lost track of why he thought telling this story was a good idea in the first place, since all his focus is now being wholly devoted to remembering how it ends.]
And the fourth ball - squeaky wheel - it falls off the edge. Time works like that. [He frowns, trying to remember. He had a point here.]
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[No. No, that's not it. It's normal, right? You come to Wonderland, see all these realities and timelines mashed together, it seems pretty normal to talk about time-related thought experiments. To want to muse about how spacetime really works.]
[He takes a drink.]
definitely haven't heard that one before. so in this metaphor, over the edge of the cliff means out of the timestream, yeah?
[He finishes the drink a bit too fast.]
pretty raw deal for the fourth ball.
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[It's possible that Alex had a point in here somewhere, but he's pretty much lost track of it. All he can do is track the line of thought he already started and hope that at some point it ends up somewhere comprehensible.
At this point he's doing little more than regurgitating some of the lines from the
masterfulscript he wrote back in college, but it's getting to be a strain to remember. He sips at his current drink a little more delicately, lost in that dangerous memory lane.]I wrote that. Back at home. It was gonna be a movie.
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makes sense, i guess. basic physics. two things can't occupy the same space, etc etc.
[Boy does he ever want to not talk about this, especially while drunk.]
spacetime is funny.
[He's very glad for the change of subject, because he knows he's going to say something he regrets if this keeps up.]
oh, huh, so you're a filmmaker?
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[The subject shift works, because Alex is too intoxicated to recognize a distraction tactic for what it is. Besides, he's not about to deny himself the opportunity to expound upon his various creative talents.]
Was aiming to finish this one project by college but, y'know, got all abducted before I could finish it. Shame. Was gonna be a real fresh take, y'know?
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[The acoustics in the Underground are pretty crappy, plus there isn't much room. Can't get those neat helicopter shots.]
we get most of our movies from the surface. you know, you could probably fni...finish your movie here. get a camera and such from the closet.
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Hm. Well, y'see, need a whole cast and crew and things. Script supers - supervisor, had one of those. Cameraman. Whole bit.
[He snorts into his glass.] Plus I'd need to direct like a whole...ten yard radius away or somethin'.
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[He snorts at that burp. Nice one. Just gonna down another drink, despite the fact that the world is kind of tilting.]
good point. can't get any of those from the closet, i guess. maybe there are other movie types here.
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Maybe, yeah. Hard t'trust people with a - a vision, though. Y'know?
[He's seriously like two seconds from a cliché hic-hic reaction to the remaining contents of his glass. He contemplates it for a minute while his gaze drifts in and out of focus, and then he thinks, "fuck it" - famous last words - and downs the whole thing.]
This's a thing in your world then? Everyone lives underground?
[He considers.]
Sounds kinda shitty. Don't mind me saying.
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[He leans heavily against the table.]
nah, it's okay. you're right, it's ppppretty shitty. all us monsters are stuck there. have been for thousands of years.
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Nf. We can call it a draw. I don't think I can top that. [He shuts his eyes, trying to fight down the vertiginous lurch in his gut.] You're lucky you don't have a liver.
[He cracks one eye open, curious despite himself.] Well that sucks. Guess that's why you don't get games and movies like we do, huh. [And he'd been wondering why that DK reference flew over Boneman's head.]
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[Or maybe it's just because they're drunk. Either way, Sans is much happier with people joking about what he is than being scared or anything.]
we get whatever comes down the rivers from up above.
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Jesus. Guess this place must've felt like a breath of fresh air.
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[He's sort of slipping down toward the floor now.] this place is okay. lotta upsides. my bro's alive. his timeline was, uh, one-ah the bad ones. ehhhh, never mind.
[Shouldn't say that. Shouldn't have said that. Ah, well. Too late now. Plus he's on the floor now.]
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Whawasthat?
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you know. timelines. realities. worlds. whutver people wanna call 'em. all from different ones, aren't we?
[He burps quietly and settles onto the floor, kind of leaning against the table leg.]
pap's...his was a bad one. glad he's here an' not there.
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There's also a good chance that, if he weren't already on the verge of dropping into a snooze, he'd be treating this conversation with way more wariness. But right now? These benches sure are comfy.]
How, um. So how d'you know him if he was somewhere else? I mean. [He frowns at the ceiling. His head hurts.] You said he was your, uh, your brother? Were y'separated at birth or somethin'?
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nah, it's like, different versions of people, you...y...yanno? like uh. like the four balls thing you said. ugh, it's. i'm too drunk f-for this haha. but like, what if there are multiple cliffs. in my world, everyone lives. my bro lived. the papyrus who's here though, he...
[He shakes his head and closes his eyes. He doesn't want to talk about it anymore.]
nah, i'm done.
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He just can't -
Goddamnit. He leans back again, and his head hits the bench with a thump.]
Take a raincheck on the explanation of whatever the hell you're, y'know. But y'owe me that. 'Kay? We're not - we're not done.
[All he has to do is trust that he'll remember that through the hangover.]
Just. Later. Okay.
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[zzzzzzz]
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It doesn't do shit. In the next minute he's followed suit and dropped into a doze.]