Stefan Salvatore (
stefanged) wrote in
driftfleet2016-11-03 10:37 pm
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interfaith dinner mingle!!
Who: Interfaith Center regulars & the not-so-regulars (party crashers are welcome too!!)
Broadcast: Nope
Action: Interfaith Center on the Iskaulit
When: Forward-dated to November 4th
[The Interfaith Center sounds far more bustling and busy than usual - and anyone peering inside would quickly figure out that a communal dinner is underway! Take off your shoes and walk in: the lounge has extra tablecloths on the floor as well as buffet tables with non-alcoholic beverages and all sorts of food, including Jordanian cuisine (or the outer space equivalent of Jordanian food).
The board games are out of their hiding nooks; the furniture's arranged for the maximum seating possible; and even the teddy bears donated by Kitty & Winn are out for cuddling, should anyone want them.
The kitchen's bustling with helpers - Stefan's running around at vamp-speed to make sure everything's a) done on time and b) cooked to perfection - but he sure wouldn't mind an extra hand. And if you're still not up for some food? Well, the prayer rooms are open as usual. There's always a quiet moment to be found, even if the laughter's louder and the scent of freshly-baked mansaf's wafting through the long corridors.
Anyone and everyone who's ever been inside the Interfaith Center has been invited (via text message - and Stefan even used the fancy emoji). If you're not particularly faithful or devout? Well, drop by anyways. There's more than enough food to spare.]
Broadcast: Nope
Action: Interfaith Center on the Iskaulit
When: Forward-dated to November 4th
[The Interfaith Center sounds far more bustling and busy than usual - and anyone peering inside would quickly figure out that a communal dinner is underway! Take off your shoes and walk in: the lounge has extra tablecloths on the floor as well as buffet tables with non-alcoholic beverages and all sorts of food, including Jordanian cuisine (or the outer space equivalent of Jordanian food).
The board games are out of their hiding nooks; the furniture's arranged for the maximum seating possible; and even the teddy bears donated by Kitty & Winn are out for cuddling, should anyone want them.
The kitchen's bustling with helpers - Stefan's running around at vamp-speed to make sure everything's a) done on time and b) cooked to perfection - but he sure wouldn't mind an extra hand. And if you're still not up for some food? Well, the prayer rooms are open as usual. There's always a quiet moment to be found, even if the laughter's louder and the scent of freshly-baked mansaf's wafting through the long corridors.
Anyone and everyone who's ever been inside the Interfaith Center has been invited (via text message - and Stefan even used the fancy emoji). If you're not particularly faithful or devout? Well, drop by anyways. There's more than enough food to spare.]

Shirley | OTA
Once that's done, she's in the lounge for most of the evening and as dinner goes on she starts to check out the board games. Most of them are unfamiliar to her, which isn't surprising. But at the moment she is toying with the teddy bear and reading the instructions of one particular game called Colonists of Sabaan...]
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Once it appears that Shirley is done, Misty speaks.]
I hope I'm not interrupting anything, but... I don't believe we've ever been introduced. [She sticks out a hand.] I'm Misty!
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It's nice to meet you, Misty. I think I've seen you before, but I don't believe think we've been introduced either. Are you also here for the dinner tonight?
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I've been helping Stefan set up - I'm glad lots of people have come out!
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[She gestures to the room around them.]
I was gone for a long time, but I used to be on the Fleet before the Iskaulit turned into all this. The difference was amazing, when Stefan first showed me.
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[Mostly because of what happened to the Nunnilus aboard.]
But now it feels warm instead. I like it a lot.
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[Not a bad life though.]
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[No matter how much Shirley believes in what she does, it still registers as work of some kind when she has to go discuss migration logistics with a monarch. Then again, this isn't quite so complicated as politics - or so she hopes!]
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wrap?
Yep!
lounge!
Huh, so it's a board game based around cooperation? [headtilt.] I don't think I've played this one.
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[Shirley looks up at him curiously. She'd have thought Stefan bought the game himself, but maybe not - or maybe he just hasn't had time to check it out yet. Always possible.]
Hm...do you want to try it now? Or is there anything else you need to do?
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[Again, because it might've happened already in plain sight of everyone.]
Let's give it a go. I bought these in one fell swoop, so I haven't gotten around to playing them.
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Well, all right. It looks like we have to set up the planet's terrain before we get started. There's a picture here.
[She shows Stefan the instruction sheet she's reading off of, which indeed does include a map clearly labeled "For beginners!"]
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Oh, good, there's different maps depending on difficulty level... [His smile's an exasperated one.] You could probably play this thing for hours.
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[She went there.]
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What? No, no, I think we're fine with our current map.
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All right, then. Next we have to set it up.
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Eithan's world had some pretty weird ones, based on luck and chance rather than skill.
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[He shifts a little to get himself comfortable.]
Can't say I've played a whole lot of them, though. School ate up all my time.
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[Shirley's never been to a formal one, so talking to Stefan about it makes her a little curious.]
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