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[Throughout the day on Monday, everyone still left in the building will find a handwritten invitation delivered to them at some point or another, along with a bonus sheet of paper.
There aren't any decorations upstairs, but there will be food and drink as promised, and lots of variety. Curry, soup and sandwiches, parfaits, homemade potato chips, a cheese plate; Rin went all out. For sweets, there's chocolate chip cookies and a lemon meringue pie, with milk or juice (that looks like it was made from scratch) to wash it down with. Alcohol too, if that's your thing. There's even a bloody mary for Elda, somehow.
As you might guess from the invitation, the bonus piece of paper delivered with the invites is a blank bingo sheet! Whether it's when the invites are delivered or when they come to the party, Rin will give everyone instructions on how to fill it out, and how the game is played.
HUMAN GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER BINGO
That should about cover it. But yeah, it's a game designed for the group to maybe get to know each other a little better. Discussion is encouraged, not just for what you have in common, but what you don't! What's most important is everyone have fun.]
WHO: You!
WHAT: Fun and games!
WHERE: The roof
WHEN: 6 o'clock
Hey, everyone. It's been quiet around here lately, so let's keep our spirits up and have some fun! The sun might not be shining, but we still have a great view of the stars, and somewhere warm to watch them from. Food and drink will be provided, so just bring yourself (and your bingo sheet!), and we'll enjoy each other's company.
- Rin Tohsaka
There aren't any decorations upstairs, but there will be food and drink as promised, and lots of variety. Curry, soup and sandwiches, parfaits, homemade potato chips, a cheese plate; Rin went all out. For sweets, there's chocolate chip cookies and a lemon meringue pie, with milk or juice (that looks like it was made from scratch) to wash it down with. Alcohol too, if that's your thing. There's even a bloody mary for Elda, somehow.
As you might guess from the invitation, the bonus piece of paper delivered with the invites is a blank bingo sheet! Whether it's when the invites are delivered or when they come to the party, Rin will give everyone instructions on how to fill it out, and how the game is played.
- Fill out the sheet with 24 simple facts about yourself! They should be anything you're comfortable sharing with others, and most importantly they must be true
- Share sheets with one another! If you have something in common with what's on another person's sheet, you can sign off on that square.
- Players may sign up to two squares on one another's sheets, but only two! Normally you'd only collect a single signature, but this is a small group.
- When one row has five signatures horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, that's a BINGO!
- Whoever has the most BINGOs at the end of the night wins!
That should about cover it. But yeah, it's a game designed for the group to maybe get to know each other a little better. Discussion is encouraged, not just for what you have in common, but what you don't! What's most important is everyone have fun.]
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He has his sheet with him as well as a parfait.]
Thiiis is a perfect way for us to really get to know each other!
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[ And she didn't even know most of them, what the hell.
... She'll sign off on the daughter figure one, though. ]
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[As far as he's concerned, that's ammunition Jericho can't use against him.]
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I... tried to keep some of the darkness out of my conversations with people; it's a terrible way to keep the mood from growing too somber otherwise.
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[ Seriously? She runs a hand down one of the tails of her hair and shakes her head. ]
... Please explain these timelines?
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The timelines were, ah, they weren't completely different from each other? But one involved myself dying, and the other involved a bullet being switched out with a knitted hat at the last minute. As well as my friend not dying-- I don't remember his death, exactly, but a man named Sissel prevented both Jowd's death and my own.
....Probably the Justice Minister's and Lynne's as well, come to think of it.
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And you remember all that? Even dying?
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Seems Sissel had a bit of trouble trying to get the knitted hat over to me in time.
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You know, I can't sign off on it, but I was going to ask you about this first one when it came up at the meeting a few weeks back.
[The one about being a ghost.]
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I met a man named Sissel who was under the impression he was the man who killed me-- Yomiel. I'm still not sure who Sissel is, but he had the power to change a person's fate.
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What's it like, to be a ghost?
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No pain or anything, but you don't actually get to do much, you just sort of... sit there.
But I met a ghost who could manipulate the world of the living, something I know for a fact I could not do.
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Heh, it really is. So, what's the name of your rival who's also your best friend?
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That, and his favorite color is pink. It's hard to imagine him talking himself completely seriously.
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[ He smirks a little, though... ]
On the other hand...for me, it is pretty easy for me to imagine a friend of mine taking himself seriously a lot of the time. He's also completely and totally into the law too, because he's a Commandant of the Imperial Knights and all.
[ That is a super simple way of phrasing it but eh he's not wrong. ]
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Sounds to meee like he's a good friend to tease!