The following people are informed upon their arrival to the ball that they are invited to an exclusive party in the Presidential Suite, hosted by Ms. Marie D'Ancanto and Mayor Claudia J. Cregg ( Read more... )

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There are several rooms that the organizers have rented for the ball. One can gain access by asking the front desk for a keycard; they don't ask questions. The majority of the second floor has been reserved for guests, both those staying there, and those using them for something other than sleeping ( Read more... )

Just off the White Room is a smaller formal dining room that is usually closed. It's not large enough for most parties, nor is it familiar enough to attract guests like the Red Room. But tonight, with the large amount of people invited, Ringmore has opened the Winnet Room for the ball. It is decorated similarly to the White Room, but it is ( Read more... )

The grounds of Ringmore Suites extend quite far, for all that it is centered in Tamarind. The gardens are seperated by low box hedges, carefully trimmed into perfect rectangular shapes. The closest garden to the hotel is a formal affair, an English garden with perfect geometic shapes bordered by perfect stone paths. In the chill of late winter, ( Read more... )

The Presidential Suite is immense. On the top floor of the hotel, the massive windows look north out over Metropolis, the cityscape twinkling in the evening dark. The long grey curtains have been pulled back, secured with plush gold ropes, allowing a perfect view. Along the windows two tables have been set up, one heavily laden with caviar, ( Read more... )

The Red Room is, like the name implies, red. Crimson carpet covers the floor, running from one dark paneled wall to the other. The walls themselves look like natural wood, rough and textured. They match the tables and the bar, though the fixtures are lacquered to a glossy finish. The texture is clearly visible under the clear shellac, but the ( Read more... )

The Caprica Grand Ballroom, better known as the White Room, wasn't exactly white at the moment. Pink and red runners criss-crossed over the usual crisp white tableclothes, and red and pink candles burned in silver candelabra on each table, along with the usual white ones. The plateware was the same white china with faint gold and silver accents, ( Read more... )