no canes allowed [SEMI-OPEN]
Characters: Diplomats, politician types, security, and other types with a lot of political clout. Characters involved in big business and journalists are allowed as well! If you have any questions about whether or not your character can join in, please ask.
Content: LET'S DISCUSS POLITICS AT THE POLITICAL PANEL! Issues such as demihuman rights, the Badlands Liberation Front, Solare, and so on.
Setting: The Amestris's theater area
Time: Early afternoon
Warnings: Some diplomats may get a little... unruly. (I'm looking at you, Date Masamune.)
Notes: There will be one thread for security and whenever a new discussion topic is started, start a new thread. Be sure to put "Security" or the name of the discussion topic in the title. Security there in case the discussions turn ugly-but of course, if that doesn’t happen, they can observe and discuss the topics as well.
The Amestris was a diplomatic vessel, so of course there would be a politics panel. Bradley had considered it to be somewhat dangerous, to be honest-especially after what had happened in Solare. Thankfully, security was tight, so if anyone thought of causing any trouble at the panel, they’d quickly be taken down.
A table was set at the front of the theater for the diplomats and representatives; the other attendees were to sit where the audience normally would. There was a somewhat austere atmosphere about the place-especially with security dotted around different areas of the theater, from the sides of the stage to the seats to the back.
Content: LET'S DISCUSS POLITICS AT THE POLITICAL PANEL! Issues such as demihuman rights, the Badlands Liberation Front, Solare, and so on.
Setting: The Amestris's theater area
Time: Early afternoon
Warnings: Some diplomats may get a little... unruly. (I'm looking at you, Date Masamune.)
Notes: There will be one thread for security and whenever a new discussion topic is started, start a new thread. Be sure to put "Security" or the name of the discussion topic in the title. Security there in case the discussions turn ugly-but of course, if that doesn’t happen, they can observe and discuss the topics as well.
The Amestris was a diplomatic vessel, so of course there would be a politics panel. Bradley had considered it to be somewhat dangerous, to be honest-especially after what had happened in Solare. Thankfully, security was tight, so if anyone thought of causing any trouble at the panel, they’d quickly be taken down.
A table was set at the front of the theater for the diplomats and representatives; the other attendees were to sit where the audience normally would. There was a somewhat austere atmosphere about the place-especially with security dotted around different areas of the theater, from the sides of the stage to the seats to the back.