SERO Open Funeral
Who: open; all newcomers welcome, just tag yourselves in
When: evening, Friday, April 16, 2010
Where: a private convention center in sector two
Summary: SERO hosts a funeral to honor the newcomers who died in the initial attacks - honoring Poland, Szayel, Death the Kid, and Kouichi Aizawa
Warnings: none yet; let a mod know if one needs to be added
The setting is a private convention center in SERO territory, a large room with an altar at the front which is currently decorated with images of the deceased - Poland, Szayel, Death the Kid, and Kouichi Aizawa. The pictures are taken from screen captures of video posts or NV ID images that were taken of the deceased, and are surrounded by large wreaths of lilies and poppies, with candles in red and white set up around the edges. The decorations are sombre, black and crimson, and a small podium is set up.
There are chairs in which to sit, and music plays quietly in the background. There is a large table set up with baked goods, sandwiches, meat and cheese trays, vegetables, and fruit, as well s coffee, tea, and juices of various varieties.
Several speakers have been hired and given research on the deceased and what impact they had on the City while they were there. Any friends or acquaintances of the deceased are welcome to take to the podium at any time to speak about the deceased, and there is plenty of room for people to mingle and talk to each other.
When: evening, Friday, April 16, 2010
Where: a private convention center in sector two
Summary: SERO hosts a funeral to honor the newcomers who died in the initial attacks - honoring Poland, Szayel, Death the Kid, and Kouichi Aizawa
Warnings: none yet; let a mod know if one needs to be added
The setting is a private convention center in SERO territory, a large room with an altar at the front which is currently decorated with images of the deceased - Poland, Szayel, Death the Kid, and Kouichi Aizawa. The pictures are taken from screen captures of video posts or NV ID images that were taken of the deceased, and are surrounded by large wreaths of lilies and poppies, with candles in red and white set up around the edges. The decorations are sombre, black and crimson, and a small podium is set up.
There are chairs in which to sit, and music plays quietly in the background. There is a large table set up with baked goods, sandwiches, meat and cheese trays, vegetables, and fruit, as well s coffee, tea, and juices of various varieties.
Several speakers have been hired and given research on the deceased and what impact they had on the City while they were there. Any friends or acquaintances of the deceased are welcome to take to the podium at any time to speak about the deceased, and there is plenty of room for people to mingle and talk to each other.