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HELL OF A HANGOVER PT. 1
Who: The people who escaped!
When: Very early Day 66 to Day 67
Where: The Carnival
What: The Ringmaster brings everyone she can back to the carnival after getting kicked out the Celebration, a bit worse for wear. Those that have resolved their threads at the Masquerade can start trickling over here as they sort things out.
Warnings: Angst, mostly likely, as well as potentially graphic injuries.
When: Very early Day 66 to Day 67
Where: The Carnival
What: The Ringmaster brings everyone she can back to the carnival after getting kicked out the Celebration, a bit worse for wear. Those that have resolved their threads at the Masquerade can start trickling over here as they sort things out.
Warnings: Angst, mostly likely, as well as potentially graphic injuries.
RETURNING HOME↴![]() About 45 minutes after the conflict with the vampires begins, the Ringmaster will finally show her face at the Masquerade - and immediately be mortified by what she sees. Though initially mostly confused by the fact that there's been problems over the week, and characteristically obtuse about what's going on, as soon as she realizes the severity of the threat she will launch into action. If the Host managed to miss the combat already going on, they won't be able to miss the Ringmaster tearing up the joint and looking for her people. She's quick to scoop up those that have managed to gather in the dining hall - but unfortunately her arrival seems to be the vampire's cue to retreat. Her attempt to challenge the Host about this will result in the being finally losing their patience and banishing all the vampires and all of the carnival workers from the premises, forcing them back to the portals they arrived from and launching their remaining belongings out with them. The Ringmaster will be pretty fucking pissed off when they return (once again) and will tell everyone to take the time they need to recover, but to stick together and stay safe for the time being. She has a plan to chase down the carnival members that have been stolen, but it will take time. ► BEER PONG: Apparently the Ringmaster spent the entire week playing a nonstop game of beer pong, against several dozen of the Host's bodies. She hadn't quite won yet when the Masquerade began, so she was late. Whether or not she was caught up in the same spell as everyone else is up to interpretation, but the answer "definitely probably." She won, for the record. ► MISSING: Upon doing headcounts, it will turn out that all the supervisors are missing, as well as several regular workers - a few of which will have been spotted as freshly turned vampires during the fighting. Whether that was the point of the attack or not is unclear, but it's pretty clear that the Ringmaster is a little bit devastated about it - particularly about the supervisors. However, she will refuse to talk to anyone long enough to get into too many details. ► THE PLAN: The Ringmaster will announce that she intends to get everyone back - it's just a matter of figuring out their way back to the dimension they've been stolen off to. She guarantees that she will find it, but that it may take some time. In the end, the workers will have a total of two days to recover and plan - during the evening of Day 67, she will be leading a rescue mission to get them all back. You don't have to come, but lives do depend on its success. |
susan | open
out and about
Of course when Susan's emotional like this, he never knows how to handle it well - and this time is no exception. Even after his argument and his lashing out at the Ringmaster, he's still mad, and so he can be seen stalking around the Carnival, kicking at the dirt and doing stupid little boy things like throwing rocks at trees and stomping around. Anyone close enough to him would probably be able to see the dark purple and black bruise around his neck, and his singed and burnt hair and skin. He's obviously been through a lot, and trying to find a healer hasn't been at the top of his priorities list.
He's intentionally trying to stay away from the obvious places people will be gathering, not really in the mood to talk to anyone, but that doesn't mean he can't be easily seen being angry about everything.
Or climbing a tree. There's definitely some tree climbing going on.
now what? [closed to lauren]
Eventually, though, he has to stop avoiding it and just go back to Lauren. He only hopes that Annabelle isn't still there, as he just doesn't want to walk in on another discussion of them deciding things for him - and luckily when he gets there, it's only his brother, and although he pauses at first, he finally approaches him after a moment of indecision.
"...Lauren? Are you awake?"
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now what indeed
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"...Sorry, for leaving you alone." Or, alone without him at least.
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"I'm... Sorry."
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"It's not your fault... You didn't know."
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"I should have been able to stop her."
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"It wasn't your fault... It was the party, no one knew until it was too late."
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"Why did you leave before?"
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"I was just mad... She was being really annoying."
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"It wasn't just her, was it?"
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"Everything is messed up... I just, want things to be normal again..." It's not really a good answer, but it's true. Really that's what's upsetting him, no matter what target he tries to take it out on.
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"We're in this together, right?"
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"As long as you don't run away again."
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"Well you really keep your word?"
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"For now, at least!"
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