Seven Bells: [ACTION/WRITTEN] Hat Day.

[simplestgift]

[Citizens of Luceti may see Archie Kennedy wandering around with a new hat today. It looks a little like something a magician would pull a rabbit out of, but he seems to be enjoying it. He'll be around town today--the library and grocery store during the day, and Good Spirits in the evening. In the afternoon, he'll sit at the fountain to pen a few words.]

I believe morale might improve if we had some sort of goodbye ceremony for those who were returned home. Not a funeral, mind you, just an occasion to remember them, celebrate their return, and hope to join them soon. Perhaps once a month or so, for everyone who left during the month. It's the little things that help one cope, sometimes.

Also, who left a note under my door? I'm afraid I can't read it, or indeed tell if it was even meant for me. I live in Building One, in the first flat on the first floor.

Comments

[written]

[simplestgift]

It wasn't so bad as all that. For a lot of tyrants, the Malnosso could be worse.

[written]

[paladinlost]

They might be better than many tyrants, but they are tyrants still.

[written]

[simplestgift]

Your point being, Mr. Harvey?

[written]

[paladinlost]

Simply that they are not to be trusted or appreciated.

[written]

[simplestgift]

I hear you, sir. We can certainly agree there.

[However, to Archie, pretty much any man in power is a tyrant. Some of them happen to be benevolent, sure, but still. The Malnosso aren't much different from King George, and they at least don't care if he snarks about them.]

[written]

[paladinlost]

Is there anyone here who actually appreciates them?

[Cecil firmly believes in benevolent rulers, as long as mind control is not involved.]

[written]

[simplestgift]

I shouldn't think so! Not many are glad to be taken from their world and dropped into one with no rules, no sense, everything as different from their own as night and day.