When; Oct 6th, Mad Hatter Day Curse
Rating; G - PG-13
Characters; OPEN!
Summary; On a day that you can be sipping tea with friends one moment, passing sugar to an enemy the next, only only to find yourself eating cake with a deity, this is merely one of the tables the City's inhabitants may find themselves dining at.
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...It's very easy to take more than nothing... )
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Instead, he was making the rounds, dressed to the peek of perfection for afternoon formal tea. If these events when on into the night he might have to see about picking up a more formal set of clothing but for now, hopefully the three piece suit would suffice.
He did appreciate the ways Laszlo had dressed his table. The lines were clean, yet formal and spoke to Thom's masculine sensibilities. Hey, he may be gay as the day is long but that didn't mean he liked doilies.
Well okay he did, just not in over abundance.
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Hoping nobody would notice, he slumped farther in his chair and reached up to rub at both of his arms, as if he was chilly. As he did so, Teddy let a shift ripple through him until he was no longer sitting there in his grubby jeans and his creased t-shirt. Straightening his posture again, he fiddled with his tie to make sure it was straight. Through his bangs, he glanced to make sure the stranger across from him hadn't been paying attention.
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Hadn't he sat down in jeans? Not that Thom would remark upon such an eccentric act, after all some people had the status to get away with such things and it would be rude to remark upon another guest's attire. However, the suit was quite nice.
Thom smiled politely and nodded his head at the other man.
"How do you do?"
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He didn't even like tea.
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"... Nice party, in't it?" Sarcasm, as she turned to regard the man who was newly come.
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Instead he let out a quiet breath, and with an air of commiseration extended a hand. "Luck Gandor," he offered.
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Despite her open complaints, she wasn't exactly used to gentleman in suits doing such to her. Such was East End, she supposed.
"Call me Beast." Moved to shake his hand, a firm grip, calloused fingers in net gloves in gaudy crimson.
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Cup in hand, and a hat of his own perched jaunt atop silver-white hair. He was already the Mad Hatter. Pandora called him so, his Chain marked him so.
He fit the role well, leaning back on to two chair legs, defying the order of the place with his boots on the table and the saucer in his lap, a plate of sweets balanced somehow on his knees.
Xerxes Break did so like tea parties.
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The strange events over the network, as well as Lockon's strange actions, should have been investigated on. Instead, he found himself in this... gathering of sorts, and strongly against his will. But at the very least, at least he was being forced to associate (and Lockon-if he had been himself-would have told Setsuna that at least he had no choice but to converse with others now).
And so he blinked as he found himself seated before the white-haired man, perhaps staring a bit too long at the balancing trick.
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He cracked a cheshire grin for the staring, making a show of humming brightly as he plucked one of the treats from the towel of them on the plate balanced on his knee, holding it up and making as if to toss it over the table to him.
"Cake?~"
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Setsuna was silent for a while, attempting to gauge whether the person before him was a threat (he did not appear to be such, but something about him was rather unsettling), before he finally said: "Alright."
Another pause. The person did not intend to actually throw the cake, did he?
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It's not a warm thought.
"Huh."
He doesn't reach for a biscuit or a cup - just waits for the restlessness to come so that he can move again.
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"Um- May I sit here?" It seemed silly asking when she was already sitting there, but, she wanted to be polite.
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"Sure," he says, after a beat. "I'm pretty sure you don't need to ask." It's not his table, after all, and it's definitely not his idea.
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But it felt so weird to just... eat and drink next to someone and not...
"I'm the Tianzi." The small girl held a hand out, remembering most people preferred the western handshake rather than the drawn out customary greetings she was used to recieving in Luoyang.
"It's a pleasure to meet you, Mister... ?"
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