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[open] we could strike the chord
CHARACTERS: Anyone who wanted to go to the vigil!
WHERE: Royal Street Gaming Parlor.
WHEN: DAY :031
SUMMARY: Concordia honors the dead. Hosts honor the dead, or maybe just do a little 007ing. As in snooping, not macking on hot ladies.We hope.
WARNINGS: TBA.
This is here for any and all of your mingling needs. Start your own top-levels, harass each other, etc etc.
Here is what we know is happening, courtesy of our fearless mods:
WHERE: Royal Street Gaming Parlor.
WHEN: DAY :031
SUMMARY: Concordia honors the dead. Hosts honor the dead, or maybe just do a little 007ing. As in snooping, not macking on hot ladies.
WARNINGS: TBA.
This is here for any and all of your mingling needs. Start your own top-levels, harass each other, etc etc.
Here is what we know is happening, courtesy of our fearless mods:
The hosts will be few in a throng of relatively peaceful people. Most people in attendance are younger (30s and below) and a proportionally large number of them have some kind of physical modification, though most are relatively low-profile mods. There's also a small contingent of androids in attendance.
A low platform has been erected in front of the Royal Street Gaming Parlor and the speakers for the vigil either stand on it or, as is the case with some more high profile appearances, they speak across an extranet connection via a holoscreen projected onto the Parlor itself. For the most part the speakers are small time: a few workers from a small local chapter of Mind Life (accompanied by a few skittish looking androids), a beta block councilwoman, a Mother and Sister from a nearby Church of Lirinity. Most of them have nothing more than words of support and condolence.
Somewhere close to the middle of the vigil, Seong-Hye Ngazi, the Public Security Commissioner for Concordia, speaks via extranet connection. She seems somber, competent, but also confident, and speaks about condolences for the losses, regret for the circumstances of the attack, and Public Security's dedication to finding the party responsible for the attack.
Otherwise: it's your fairly standard memorial gathering. Poems are read, some tears are shed, there are some people with signs and a small contingent of rabble rousers on the fringe of the gathering that quickly get chased off by Public Security, etc. You're welcome to create and interact with your own NPCs if you feel so inclined!
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[ This feels awkward. She knows what it feels like to be told someone you know and love dearly is gone, but from what she can tell most people here just got thrown in together. Is this really appropriate to ask about? ]
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[ Weird and uncomfortable, the unspoken thought carries across. ]
( Like, I never really talked to him, but you can feel it when someone else here dies, any of them. It hurts like hell and it feels worse than when one of my best friends died. )
[ And he doesn't like that part. He had every reason to be sad about the Watcher, and not many at all to be sad about Anakin; it was a bad situation but it shouldn't have been so personal. ]
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( That's just weird. I don't want anyone to die, but... we should figure that out on our own. Not because we have our heads linked together. )
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[ He'd been upset over things that he knew were illogical before, but it had always been petty. Small stuff, stuff that wasn't huge and that was precisely why it was stupid to get too worked up. Nothing of this magnitude, where it was absolutely, dead serious, and he knew it was tragic but it wasn't supposed to be tragic like that. Not to him. ]
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[ She really hopes she doesn't have to deal with that. Because it sounds awful. ]
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But when he thinks about it, it really is...pretty much like what happened at Pleasant Hill, right? Maybe not as dramatic, but...ugh. ]
( I guess I should be glad we at least remember who we are. )
[ It could easily spiral out a lot from just "these feelings aren't quite mine but I'm still aware enough to know that." ]
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[ Although that opens up a whole new can of worms. There's a distinct sense of anxiety that comes shooting back. As well as some healthy curiosity. ]
( But if they had, how would we even know? )
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........holy shit. ]
( I. I dunno. Do we know? )
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[ Pidge, this isn't helping. ]
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