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22 - Harvest Moon Viewing
Who: Everyone!
What: Harvest Moon Viewing
When: September 10, 6 PM
Where: The Meeting Hall grounds
Summary: The Heavens are throwing a moon-viewing party!


Party Games
Moon Viewing
Mazed & Confused
Wild Moon

In Summary:
What: Harvest Moon Viewing
When: September 10, 6 PM
Where: The Meeting Hall grounds
Summary: The Heavens are throwing a moon-viewing party!


Party Games
- Children are dashing all over the moon-viewing grounds in the early evening, flying kites or playing tag and other games. Many of them are wearing cute seasonal rabbit masks made of paper, or sporting ink curlicues and scribbles drawn over their faces, if they've lost too many games.
Card games and spinning top battles, a few practice archery butts towards the edge of the park, poetry-composing competitions, and even badminton: there's something for everyone, and anyone who doesn't look too busy may find themselves offered a rabbit mask and a game to play. Or perhaps you'd like to try your hand at drawing people into your own game?
Moon Viewing
- The moon rises not long after sunset, looming over the garden in hazy golden and red splendor thanks to the volcanic fumes in the atmosphere. The games are winding down as darkness falls, and the faint scent of burning incense fills the air as people settle to view the moon rise. Shinki in their festival best, adorned with Amaterasu's golden chrysanthemum, are serving the guests. They set out trays of fresh seasonal fruit (Japanese pears, persimmons, and chestnuts) and plates of mochi, serve sake, and light portable grills to cook sweet potatoes and skewers of meat.
Mazed & Confused
- Part of the grounds have been rearranged into a hedge-maze made of tall, plumed grasses packed close together. A sign at the entrance reads, "Bring back my ribbon from the center of the maze,
and I'll give you a special prize!"
Unfortunately, that's harder than it sounds. The maze is full of dead ends, confusing turns, and twisty little passages, which all look alike. It's almost magical how easy it is to lose your way inside, and the tufted grass will prove to have painfully sharp edges if anyone tries to cheat by pushing their way through the "walls" of the maze.
Those who successfully find their way to the center will find a white ribbon fluttering from the top of a tall pole. If they can climb the pole, pull the ribbon free, and make it back to the entrance, they will hear the sound of a child's laughter, and the ribbon in their hand will disappear to be replaced by a round cake of mochi. Enjoy the prize!
Wild Moon
- One of the children participating most energetically in the games of tag and dashing around the party is wearing an oversized gray hoodie with the hood pulled up right to the edges of his happy rabbit mask. He's not being very careful, either: he keeps bumping into other party attendees and barely taking the time to mutter an apology before he sprints away.
Although nothing noticeable happens at the time, anyone who's been tagged or bumped into by that particular child will begin to feel more emotional, quicker to react, and less self-controlled as the night wears on. Those who he only brushed by won't be too powerfully affected, but the more times that he has run into someone, the stronger the effect will grow.
(Note: This won't cause anyone to have emotions that they wouldn't feel otherwise, but both ongoing moods and temporary reactions could be amplified.)

In Summary:
- Play party games
- Relax with snacks
- Try to solve the hedge maze
- Go wild
- Have fun~
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They can take a man's memories, but not who he is. Eric was meant to be his soulmate, I think.
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[ It's pretty obvious William does not. And rather than a smack, he will merely stand up, as if Grell wasn't clinging to him, at all. Don't trip over the back of the chair if you decide not to let go! ]
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Wiiill--!
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[ As if he doesn't already know what she's whining about. Obviously it's her fault for not letting go. ]
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[ see, your fault. ]
So, have you calmed down sufficiently enough?
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That is, until he's reminded her that she had reason not to be calm. ]
No, I certainly have not!
[ Grell pushes herself upright to sit, her head tilted imploringly! ]
Do you truly not believe in love, William?
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[ Sorry, but that transition threw him off a bit. He gives a more perplexed frown, this time. ]
What does that have to do with anything I've said?
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[ Challenging that frown with her own, she's grabbing the throw pillow from the chez lounge to cradle on her lap. ]
Really, do you not think that there's someone meant for you?
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[ He looks to the side for a moment. This really isn't a conversation he should be having with Grell. Especially not when she's been acting out. ]
Honestly, it would be better for both of us if we didn't discuss this matter.
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What? Why? I just think it's terribly sad, is al--...
[ That's when realization hits, breath leaving her. ]
It's. Someone else.
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[ A sigh, and he's taking that pillow out of her hands, then indicating the direction of her bed. ]
Now, go. Get some sleep.
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Not particularly stable, is it!
[ Ah, how many times has she been accused of that, now? Having her sanity questioned has been a reoccurring theme throughout her days; something she's even come to embrace, in many aspects!
And yet, in this instance, being incapable of genuine human (or otherwise) connection hits a sore spot. More like an open wound, it feels!
Standing, her lips pull taunt, a lopsided grin taking her features. A disappointed hiss of breath escaping past those pointed teeth. ]
You've done your civic duty, William. You can leave.
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It was not meant to be an insult.
[ As close to an apology as William is probably capable of making. But he honestly wasn't trying to speak down to her. If anything, he was hoping to spare her the pain of knowing about his past. Hey, he never claimed to be good at consoling people.
But now comes the more important question: Is it wise to leave Grell alone? Especially now that he seems to have undone any progress they'd made? He's not sure there's a good answer for that. ]
But, fine. If you no longer want me here, I will leave.
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You might see me as an obligation, but I'm not--... [ Unable to bring herself to sit, she raises a hand to leans against the bedpost. ] Yours. To consider.
[ There's many things that she dies want - to say, to do. In this life, she's never had an issue acting on impulse before, and yet, she'd never again allowed herself to stew in such emotion.
Perhaps she isn't stable at all. ]
Stop doing what you should, you damn fool. Do what you'd like, for once; leave.
[ Even for her, this is dramatic! She can't help but press a hand to her face in exasperation. ]
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But not to leave. Instead he stops short of the door and takes a seat in one of the other overly extravagant looking chairs that decorate Grell's master suite. He takes a moment to get comfortable - even standing again to remove his jacket and drape it neatly over the back rest. Then sitting once more, he'll resume looking at his phone. ]
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Bristling, she peers over her shoulder. ]
Just-- what are you doing?!
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Precisely what you said I should be doing. Have you already forgotten?
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I told you not to do what you should, Wiiill--! [ HUFF! ] Why don't you ever listen--!
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[ He finally glances up again, thumb paused mid-swipe of his screen. ]
Did you even stop to consider that what I should do and what I would like to do may be the same in this situation?
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Fists loosening, Grell approaches him. Cautiously, almost. ]
Surely, you understand what I meant... [ Crossing her arms over her middle, her lips pucker just so. ] So, I... don't understand...
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Why are we like this--! [ In defeat, her arms flop t her lap, and she leans into him with a whine. ]
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We've been through a lot.
[ Taken in so many ways. Both their pasts and presents. Both alone and together. ]
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Slipping her hands over his knees to fold atop one another, she rests her mouth against them for a moment, as she contemplates over William's words. ]
Even so, I... Well. [ Breathing a sigh, she briefly nods her head with confidence! ] I would take the sacrifice again, if it meant having this. You.
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