Midsummer Bash

[puppy_lancer]

Characters: Lancer, the people he invited to the party, and everyone else who wants to stumble in
Setting: Floor 25, July 5, afternoon
Format: Open
Summary: Lancer throws a party for midsummer, since the Tower obviously needs a breather.
Warnings: None so far.

[To be honest, Lancer wanted to have the party in the evening, sometime around twilight. That would have been the most romantic time for it. Unfortunately, when in the Tower, one had to account for things like monsters. As a result, he had to hold it during the afternoon. But it wasn't too bad of a compromise.]

[This was, of course, a more simple affair than Diarmuid's birthday. For food, he had hauled a couple of tables up here and lined the table with dinner food. The centerpiece was a cake which had a heart drawn on it in red frosting. In one corner of the meadow, he had used some boxes and tarp to make some sort of booth where people could hide from the sun (and steal kisses off of each other). In the center of the meadow, he had piled a large stack of wood, perfect for lighting a bonfire by the party's end. The structures had all been surrounded with wreaths made from the meadow's flowers.]

[As soon as he's done with the setup, Lancer will sit down next to the firewood pile, waiting for people to come.]

Comments

[sicharia]

[Again, his response both surprises her and isn't surprising at all. She blinks, and then her lips purse together as she debates how to respond.]

Hm... May I ask why you feel that way?

[pinnaculum]

There is no purpose to them. They do not provide meaningful facts or data. Nor are they accurate accounts of historical events.

Some read them for enjoyment. I do not enjoy them, so why would I read them?

[sicharia]

Well, that's fair enough, if you don't enjoy them! [She'll concede that easily enough.] But being fictional doesn't mean they have no purpose. You said yourself that some people enjoy reading them, and enjoying oneself has value all on its own. [Her tone shifts slightly, just a little bit of concern audible as she asks:] Sometimes you do things just because they're fun, don't you?

[He did say downtime is important, and a party is the kind of thing you go to just because it's enjoyable, right?]