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11-17 | You know what to do! All you need is five comments from your character or a post/log! |
17-18, 26-30 | Now you know for a fact that there are hallways and buildings that don't match the rest of the condominium. Rooms are starting to appear, only a few at a time, but they seem more like they belong in a home than in the units you're trapped in. And now anyone who wanders into them can feel those eyes watching them, the eyes that they just can't find. !!! Was that a shadow that just raced behind you? |
19-25 | The mysterious benefactor strikes again, Christmas stockings grace hooks next to every door, wreathes of holly on the doors themselves. Actual boughs of holly drape and hang over the general doorways, sprigs of mistletoe sometimes hiding just until you pass under them with someone else. The tables have small winter villages or train sets under small decorated trees. The large tree in the foyer has presents that you can add to that will be given to the needy families of the city. After all, the holiday is one of giving to those less fortunate than yourselves. On the morning of the holiday all halls will lead to the main entrance of Rose Red where a tall and stately tree is covered in beautiful decorations, the star barely touching the chandelier. Underneath the tree is presents for everyone, one of them being from Rose Red herself though the period of the gift may be early 1900's. A breakfast buffet will be spread out for you to nibble on. Come dinner all halls will lead to the dining room where the Christmas goose waits to be cut. Cranberry sauce and all sorts of good foods deck the table, just don't forget to turn out in your Christmas finery. Or you might not even get a table-scrap, let alone eggnog. |
31-1 | Silver tinsel garlands with bits of blue drape over the doors close to the ceiling in the halls, once more put in place by the mysterious benefactor. Shiny bits of glass and metal hang in the windows out in the halls or up around the light fixtures. You swear you hear "Auld Lang Syne" playing down the halls hours before the party itself begins. Throughout the day itself you'll hear the sounds of parties from behind closed doors more frequently but like normal there will be no one behind the door once opened. On the eve of the holiday itself, an hour before the clock strikes midnight, you'll find yourself in the Billiard Room soon enough. Glasses of champagne and sparkling grape cocktails (non-alcoholic) litter the tables along with noisemakers and top-hats and tiaras. Somewhere in the piles of madness you'll find finger foods of varying sorts. |
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