C.Yvette: The BiT side is the one I'd like assistance with C.Yvette: I'm not in any position to order them to stay away from her, or discipline anyone who does not C.Yvette: being overt might cause more animosity either with them or for you, on top of being a bad tone for a party C.Yvette: I'm not even sure who she's having difficulty with, she only said it wasn't me C.Yvette: That said, since I cannot do anything to address the matter, if you do know, please do not tell me.
C.Yvette: Great. Hopefully creating some separation will help. C.Yvette: I'm sure everyone would love to hang out with you, so I hope it won't feel like work.
C.Yvette: Good question! C.Yvette: In Western cultures, it was an autumn celebration on the eve of the day when souls of the dead were supposed to return to the land of the Living C.Yvette: People would leave offerings for the spirits, in hope of gaining favor that would allow their livestock to survive the coming winter C.Yvette: To mimic the journey of those spirits, people would dress up, going from door to door, asking for traditional sweets. C.Yvette: This evolved into a tradition called "Trick or Treating," as those who didn't have offerings or refused to give any would be subject to mischief for their failure to provide hospitality C.Yvette: People also believed other supernatural beings would walk the earth on that day C.Yvette: Vampires, werewolves, and the like. C.Yvette: The holiday is now mostly commercialized and marketed at children. C.Yvette: Although in Japan, it is just an excuse to put on a cheap costume and get drunk in public C.Yvette: So we'll going to have a roleplay party on the beach at night, and instead of costumes everyone can use potions to change into a form appropriate for their role.
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C.Yvette: I'm not in any position to order them to stay away from her, or discipline anyone who does not
C.Yvette: being overt might cause more animosity either with them or for you, on top of being a bad tone for a party
C.Yvette: I'm not even sure who she's having difficulty with, she only said it wasn't me
C.Yvette: That said, since I cannot do anything to address the matter, if you do know, please do not tell me.
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War God: Honestly I've only got hunches at best anyway.
War God: But I can help with BiT.
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C.Yvette: I'm sure everyone would love to hang out with you, so I hope it won't feel like work.
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War God: And hopefully can be helpful.
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C.Yvette: the name is a work in progress.
[ there's that mention of Halloween again ]
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War God: What's Halloween, though?
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C.Yvette: In Western cultures, it was an autumn celebration on the eve of the day when souls of the dead were supposed to return to the land of the Living
C.Yvette: People would leave offerings for the spirits, in hope of gaining favor that would allow their livestock to survive the coming winter
C.Yvette: To mimic the journey of those spirits, people would dress up, going from door to door, asking for traditional sweets.
C.Yvette: This evolved into a tradition called "Trick or Treating," as those who didn't have offerings or refused to give any would be subject to mischief for their failure to provide hospitality
C.Yvette: People also believed other supernatural beings would walk the earth on that day
C.Yvette: Vampires, werewolves, and the like.
C.Yvette: The holiday is now mostly commercialized and marketed at children.
C.Yvette: Although in Japan, it is just an excuse to put on a cheap costume and get drunk in public
C.Yvette: So we'll going to have a roleplay party on the beach at night, and instead of costumes everyone can use potions to change into a form appropriate for their role.
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War God: Sounds like fun!
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C.Yvette: There was a game like that, around the holiday, so we wanted to do something similar.
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C.Yvette: And if you'd ever like to work together, please let me know.