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Entry tags:
- @ griss twist,
- @ griss twist: vault,
- deacon frost,
- hasibe ozcelik,
- ilde decima,
- ivan,
- jack benjamin,
- james t. kirk,
- john mitchell,
- penelope lane,
- rachel conway,
- raylan givens,
- { bruce wayne,
- } angela montenegro,
- } antonin dolohov,
- } gaheris rhade,
- } jules grumley,
- } katherine pierce,
- } njoki rainmaker,
- } sally bowles,
- } tadhg maceibhir
003 | OPEN. red lipstick on the end of a cigarette.
Who: Hasibe Ozcelik, and OPEN.
What: A show premieres at The Vault.
Where: The Vault.
When: Evening til the wee hours of the morning.
Notes: I will set up sections in the comments for people to hang out.
Warnings: WELL IT'S AN ADULT CLUB, SO.
The show starts at nine o'clock, and the bar is full pretty quickly thereafter, but the variety in the club is pretty striking. Xenians in their best suits, non-Xenians in leather and ripped fishnets, everything in between. There doesn't seem to be a lot of cultural divide here between human and not, even given recent issues. Hasibe makes good on her promise to have members of her cohort given seating preference, as she's sweet-talked the cocktail dress-clad hostesses, and the bartenders (in their vague approximations of suits with very open shirts) are aware that she's invited a lot of heavy drinkers. ...she just assumes people in her cohort want to drink--they've been kidnapped to a strange city with many new things to offer, so why wouldn't they?
OUTSIDE
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He wishes, idly, that he did smoke. It'd give him something to do besides stand there and look out of place while he's clearing his head.
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MAIN STAGE
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By the time the performances start winding down into music, she's resolved to investigate the rest of the place a bit more thoroughly-- and go catch up with Hasi, too.
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Not spotting anyone he knows right off, he gravitates to the main stage first. His expression as he watches the dancers tends more toward thoughtful than titillated, though he applauds each performer enthusiastically. When Hasi takes the stage, his gaze grows downright intent, and one eyebrow arches.
OTHER STAGES, OF WHICH THERE ARE FOUR
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The expression on his face, as he takes this in, is a clear mix of oh my god, what the hell and ...that looks like fun.
It's probably a good thing he doesn't have McCoy in tow.
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She's taking mental notes - though at one point, real interest shows in her expression; she tilts her head to the side and hums with surprise. How was that accomplished?
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PRIVATE ROOMS
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She's in black jeans and a black corset-style top, hair left down and loose. She's restless, running on little sleep these days, and she's not quite ready to dive back into the noise and activity and crowds in the rest of the club, not yet. A little quiet conversation or contemplation, a chance to sit and recharge a little, and maybe she'll make another go of it.
She ducks into one of the rooms, dodging a knot of people headed for the one just opposite.
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He's picked up some changes of clothes too, but this evening he's resorted to a pair of tight, black leather pants, a dress shirt with the first few buttons undone, and a dark red blazer that he's had tailored for his boneblades to protrude comfortably from, and he can button around them.
It probably won't take him long to get back to the other stages, but he has to have a look at everything like an overly curious cat.
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Knew I'd do that. Knew it.
I saw nuzzink.
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THE BAR
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This is precisely the reason she turned up without any pants on (http://www.polyvore.com/penelope_drunk_girls_in_cluuuub/set?id=39643164). Shut up, she designed all the costumes, this is as much her exhibition as it is the dancers'. Well, maybe not as much, she's not shaking her ass for the viewing public. Not on the stage, anyway. Any ass-shaking is purely accidental and a consequence of aforementioned lack of pants.
Elbowing her way through the crowd as best she can, she spies a free stool and hops her petite ass directly onto it as fast as she can, hoping she didn't tread on anyone's feet along the way. Not that she cares, really, but it'd be nice not to start shit with anybody until at least last call.
"Goddamn!" Penelope leans forward, her elbows folded onto the bar. "Can a bitch get a red sangria up in here?" A more timeless, soul-searching question has never been asked. By Penelope.
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Standing at the bar, with a drink in hand, and wearing a t-shirt with sleeves short enough to properly show off her scarification, Njoki looks comfortable watching the varied crowd go about their business.
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Jules is here because she said she would be, because Hasi is something of a friend, or at the very least, an acquaintance. She'd rather not fail to follow through. For all that, though, she's partly here because she saved visiting this particular bar until this night; it was strategy. That's why she's got an empty glass next to her, and being passed to her right this moment. She says "thank you," but it's quiet, barely audible over the sound of her sliding the glass over the counter towards herself.
Considering she's here for a friend-slash-acquaintance, she's being rather horribly un-social. Having the energy to bounce around and chatter is a bit challenging, at present, especially with whiskey-type something-or-other filtering into your bloodstream.
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It's a subject upon which his ears should be burning.
For now, some pretty young woman sitting alone at a table is eyeing him and he's returning her glances every so often. The difference being that the quiet hunger about his gaze is something completely different to what she's thinking about. Probably, anyway. It's difficult to say in a place like this.
Not that he would, anyway. This place is too public, he'd be recognised as the last person seen with her, it's the workplace of a friend, etc, and then the moral reasons. All these factors drift across his mind as he stands there toying with the idea regardless.
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He's still sober at the moment, cheerful and looking far cleaner than he did when he first arrived in Baedal. His clothes are borrowed (though by borrowed, of course, it's implied that there was consent involved, when really he helped himself to the unguarded wardrobes of the male residents of the Malfoy Townhouse.)
Instead of shouting to the bartender for a refill, he waits for eye-contact, then holds up his empty glass with a profoundly self-deprecating smile. For an alcoholic Death Eater, he's almost genteel.
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It's strange, then, not to be putting on such a performance tonight. To have a table alone, to watch the show from the fringes instead of the front row, to direct his energies toward no particular goal higher than not leaving an impression. He isn't as good at the latter-most as he'd like, but he's trying, because what he's here for tonight isn't for anyone else's consumption. It's personal.
At least, he thinks it is. For weeks, he's been dreaming – brief flashes, fragments, moments between worlds and the life stories of people he'd never met, but who felt somehow familiar, like walking through the rooms of a home you'd only lived in when you were too young to remember. When he saw Hasi's invitation on the network, something clicked.
And so he's here, dressed nicely but not flashily, lurking around the edges of the bar after her performance. He isn't exactly seeking her out, not actively, because if he's wrong (or worse, if he's just crazy) he'd rather not expose himself; if she recognizes him, that's different. But he's scanning the room for her, maybe trying to catch her eye if he sees her, and attempting not to get his hopes up.
(He's not sure how you can miss someone you're not even sure you know, but it feels like that, anyway.)
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VIP AREA
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Though he didn't sit with the rest of the cohort during the show, and has largely kept to himself all night, deliberately avoiding familiar faces and keeping to the edges of crowds, Bruce isn't going to leave without saying hello to Hasibe. And this is where he happens to spot her when she's not already engaged with a half dozen other people. He appears at her side like he belongs there, leaning over to the bar to set down the empty glass he'd been carrying - soda, shut up - his other hand coming up to briefly touch the small of her back in a quick non-verbal hello.
Of course he showed up.
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BATHROOMS
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She'll only live once. Might as well try a bit of everything while she can.
DRESSING ROOMS
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There's a quick knock and then he waits with a perfunctory calm, friendly smile.
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RED ROOM
MISC
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Those who want to catch him alone, however, can; he'll occasionally be sent off to fetch drinks, or Ilde will drift away to say hello to someone.
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