A time for merriment and laughter

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Who: Everyone in Luceti!
What: The annual musical rendition of A Midsummer Night's Dream that everyone's been waiting for with the party!
When: From 8:00 pm to later into the night.
Where: At the school gym/auditorium and the cafeteria.
Summary: The big time for the play has come, time to put it on then party!
Rating: G to PG-13 at best.



When the audience entered the school gym, there will be a large stage set up with tons of chairs for everyone to sit in. After all were seated, the play began and everything was wonderful for the most part, there were some minor slip-ups here and there. Yet overall, the play was a success. Once the party had finished and the encores were done however, Frederic came out on the stage to make a speech.

"Good evening everyone, thank you for coming out tonight on this glorious occasion. To everyone involved and to all of you our wonderful audience, it has been a pleasure seeing and being with all of you. Now if everyone will turn to the school cafeteria, we can all dine together."

The door to the school cafeteria then opened to reveal a beautiful nature setting with decorations galore all over the place. There will also be a very large table with much food on it with drinks for guests and cast/crew to eat, drink, and be merry. Tonight is a night for celebration, everyone will celebrate with happiness in their hearts.

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Comments

[consultmybooks]

She was a little surprised, at first - she'd never thought he would go to all that trouble for someone he'd only met a few hours ago.

But yes, she was. The two of them talked all night, trying to decide what to do about their families.

[Only for Grune would Giles actually not mind making such an absolute mess of this particular play. Actually, seeing as how it's not one of his favorites, he probably wouldn't mind in any case.

It's a nice way to pass the time with a friend.]

[lostinmyway]

[Grune, of course, has no idea that this isn't exactly how the play is supposed to go.]

Were they going to try to help them get along?

[consultmybooks]

Eventually, they hoped they could. But until they found a way how, they decided that they would probably have to leave together so that their relationship wouldn't start the fighting again.

[lostinmyway]

Why would it start the fighting? Wouldn't everyone be happy they were such good friends?

[consultmybooks]

Eventually, yes. But, um, learning that two very great enemies have just become friends would be a bit of a shock to anyone, let along a great many great enemies.

They wanted to give everyone time to adjust to the idea.

[lostinmyway]

Oh, that's a good idea. Then more people could become friends when they explained.

[consultmybooks]

Precisely.

So they made plans to leave for a while. But first, the two of them wanted to get married. That way their families couldn't ever stop them from seeing one another.

[lostinmyway]

Did they invite all their friends to their wedding?

[Weddings are more fun that way. She thinks that would be right, anyway.]

[consultmybooks]

Not this time, Grune. But once everyone had become good friends, they promised themselves that they'd have another one and invite everyone who wanted to come.

[Not entirely false, given Romeo's general nature.]

[lostinmyway]

That's good. I think their friends and family would have been sad to miss their wedding.