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[Open Log]
Who: Elliott and OPEN to ALL Different!
What: Beach Partyyy!
When: May 31st, all night
Where: Rockaway Beach
Rating/Warnings: Will update if needed
It's a good spot.
Two diagonal picnic tables are parked a within roasting fork distance of the fire pit. It starts as a small, flickering fire, but once everyone's gathered, Elliott takes the opportunity to kick the night off and turn up the heat with the aid of a few magical fireballs.
There's hotdogs and an overlaying grill to cook up Yotsuyu's mix of meat and veggie kebabs. A cooler filled with soda and water bottles sits further away to avoid premature melting. Cookies and marshmallows or s'mores feature as dessert- or dinner, if that's anyone's preference.
For entertainment, Roselia makes a live, musical debut with Lisa as its sole performer. Meanwhile, Elliott does his best to encourage socialization and facilitate any necessary introductions. There's even a volleyball net and ball, and at least one attempt is made to form teams and get a game going.
But for the quieter sorts, dark, ocean waves lap at the shore outside the firelight. The weather is perfectly clear, and the location affords a rare opportunity to enjoy the stars. There might even be a cat playing in the sand somewhere nearby.
Some accouterments (like cutlery or extra chairs) might have been accidentally overlooked.
...He tried okay.
What: Beach Partyyy!
When: May 31st, all night
Where: Rockaway Beach
Rating/Warnings: Will update if needed
It's a good spot.
Two diagonal picnic tables are parked a within roasting fork distance of the fire pit. It starts as a small, flickering fire, but once everyone's gathered, Elliott takes the opportunity to kick the night off and turn up the heat with the aid of a few magical fireballs.
There's hotdogs and an overlaying grill to cook up Yotsuyu's mix of meat and veggie kebabs. A cooler filled with soda and water bottles sits further away to avoid premature melting. Cookies and marshmallows or s'mores feature as dessert- or dinner, if that's anyone's preference.
For entertainment, Roselia makes a live, musical debut with Lisa as its sole performer. Meanwhile, Elliott does his best to encourage socialization and facilitate any necessary introductions. There's even a volleyball net and ball, and at least one attempt is made to form teams and get a game going.
But for the quieter sorts, dark, ocean waves lap at the shore outside the firelight. The weather is perfectly clear, and the location affords a rare opportunity to enjoy the stars. There might even be a cat playing in the sand somewhere nearby.
Some accouterments (like cutlery or extra chairs) might have been accidentally overlooked.
...He tried okay.
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"Bail Organa," he said, smiling. "About a month, yes. I think that counts as new around here."
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But if someone brought up his brother, he didn't mind.
"So that means you're in politics?"
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"I promise not to talk any additional politics. I'll just leave it at the fact that your brother's a good man. He's kind to people that can't give him anything in return. That's rare in our line of work."
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But the reason Bail first came over here was nagging on him. Leia looked just like the woman in his memory. It was uncanny. He knew that some people here shared memories, he just didn't expect himself to be one of those people.
"Can I ask you what your memory was about?"
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"It's not very detailed. I'm in a field full of flowers, on a picnic. I look up at the sun, and see the blue sky and the outline of the flowers. I feel completely at peace." She closes her eyes, trying to remember more -- but she's been at this a hundred times, and there never is.
"I think someone is with me. I hear their voice off in the distance, but I couldn't tell you who they are or what they are saying."
She opens her eyes, and shrugs.
"Mine seems like one of the less specific memories. But considering what some people here are remembering, that may be a good thing."
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"Mine was quite specific."
He laughed a little, almost like he was afraid to admit it. But that was silly among the other Different. "It had aliens. A lot of aliens actually. Apparently that's not uncommon, though."
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Parliamentary inquiry: aliens? He's talking like that's a completely normal thing. She blinks, several times. Opens her mouth. Closes her mouth. Blinks again.
"I think I need a drink."
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"But I really do understand. As a psychologist, this is beyond anything I thought was possible. Reality is... changing."