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lucetilogs2013-03-05 07:19 pm
savedtheworld) wrote in lucetilogs2013-03-05 07:19 pm
Come See the Lanterns: Rapunzel's Birthday
Who: Everyone in the village willing to celebrate Rapunzel's birthday
What: Rapunzel's birthday and a surprise lantern ceremony
When: The evening of March 5th (and optionally backdated art club stuff for March 3rd)
Where: Throughout the village
Summary: Rapunzel thinks everyone's forgotten her birthday. But Ikki and Aang have asked everyone who's willing to prepare a lantern ceremony as a surprise.
Rating: It's a scene from a Disney movie, so G. ...Probably.
It was a long time since Rapunzel first told Aang about the lantern ceremony that happened every year on her birthday. They originally decided to arrange one for her half-birthday, but he wound up being stressed enough to forget it at the time. But now that her actual birthday approached, he remembered. Working together with Ikki and the art club, they set it up to be a total surprise for her.
Following the inquiry of Asch, Ikki made a general announcement about the birthday plans: everyone could make their own lanterns and tell their friends to help/make some, too (and this can be handwaved as much as need be). And on the 5th, the art club had a secret early meeting in which they focused primarily on the making of the lanterns, while keeping it a secret for Rapunzel.
And now the time has come for it to pay off. Once night falls in Luceti, the lanterns are distributed in a variety of ways. Some people may prefer to let them drift out their windows. Others are released from atop Appa the sky bison - as well as any other air creatures willing to lend their services. And anyone with wind powers such as airbending also helps to guide the lanterns' path to focus near the river. There, boats have been set up - both for Rapunzel and for anyone else who would like to enjoy sailing under the lanterns. And in the plaza a small party area has been set up with food from, well, anyone who thinks their characters would cater for the event. Go wild!
Happy birthday, Rapunzel.
What: Rapunzel's birthday and a surprise lantern ceremony
When: The evening of March 5th (and optionally backdated art club stuff for March 3rd)
Where: Throughout the village
Summary: Rapunzel thinks everyone's forgotten her birthday. But Ikki and Aang have asked everyone who's willing to prepare a lantern ceremony as a surprise.
Rating: It's a scene from a Disney movie, so G. ...Probably.
It was a long time since Rapunzel first told Aang about the lantern ceremony that happened every year on her birthday. They originally decided to arrange one for her half-birthday, but he wound up being stressed enough to forget it at the time. But now that her actual birthday approached, he remembered. Working together with Ikki and the art club, they set it up to be a total surprise for her.
Following the inquiry of Asch, Ikki made a general announcement about the birthday plans: everyone could make their own lanterns and tell their friends to help/make some, too (and this can be handwaved as much as need be). And on the 5th, the art club had a secret early meeting in which they focused primarily on the making of the lanterns, while keeping it a secret for Rapunzel.
And now the time has come for it to pay off. Once night falls in Luceti, the lanterns are distributed in a variety of ways. Some people may prefer to let them drift out their windows. Others are released from atop Appa the sky bison - as well as any other air creatures willing to lend their services. And anyone with wind powers such as airbending also helps to guide the lanterns' path to focus near the river. There, boats have been set up - both for Rapunzel and for anyone else who would like to enjoy sailing under the lanterns. And in the plaza a small party area has been set up with food from, well, anyone who thinks their characters would cater for the event. Go wild!
Happy birthday, Rapunzel.
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[He brings a hand to his chin, mulling this over.]
'Course, Aqua'd know better than me.
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[In fact, watch as he scoops out a green, star-shaped charm.]
This is a Wayfinder. They're supposed to be good luck charms that represent the connections between you and your friends.
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Oh! That sounds very nice.
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[Having something to remind you of your bonds really helps when hit by an avalanche of departures.]
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