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- !mod post: holiday,
- !mod post: monthly mingle,
- almost human: dorian,
- critical role: mollymauk tealeaf,
- dc comics (rebirth): wally west,
- dragon age: dorian pavus,
- halo: forward unto dawn: chyler silva,
- imperial radch: breq,
- legend of zelda (botw): zelda,
- logan: laura,
- marvel (616): billy kaplan,
- marvel (616): cable,
- marvel (616): steve rogers,
- marvel (616): tommy shepherd,
- marvel (mcu): bucky barnes,
- marvel (mcu): gamora,
- marvel (mcu): loki,
- marvel (mcu): mantis,
- marvel (mcu): peter parker,
- marvel (mcu): steve rogers,
- marvel (mcu): wanda maximoff,
- once upon a time: victor frankenstein,
- original: jeff calhoun,
- osomatsu-san: jyushimatsu matsuno,
- ppz: elizabeth bennet,
- rivers of london: peter grant,
- star trek (aos): james kirk,
- star wars: finn,
- star wars: jyn erso,
- star wars: padmé amidala,
- star wars: poe dameron,
- star wars: rey,
- the black tapes: alex reagan,
- the black tapes: richard strand,
- the terror (tv): harry goodsir,
- vikings: gyda ragnarsdottir,
- voltron: allura,
- voltron: keith,
- ✖ dc comics (rebirth): jonathan kent,
- ✖ dc comics (rebirth): tim drake,
- ✖ dctv (flash): cisco ramon,
- ✖ marvel (616): thor,
- ✖ marvel (ultimates): tony stark,
- ✖ mutant x: shalimar fox,
- ✖ osomatsu-san: karamatsu matsuno,
- ✖ osomatsu-san: osomatsu matsuno,
- ✖ persona 5: makoto niijima,
- ✖ shadowhunter chronicles: alec lightwoo,
- ✖ star wars: kylo ren,
- ✖ stargate atlantis: elizabeth weir,
- ✖ the covenant: chase collins,
- ✖ the raven cycle: ronan lynch,
- ✖ the witcher: keira metz
monthly mingle: PRIJATA
what: monthly mingle: prijata
when: the month of june
where: anywhere around the city
warnings: please put any necessary warnings in the subject lines

In the days leading up to June 1st, residents new and old will notice preparations beginning, a flurry of activity getting the city ready for the upcoming celebration: Prijata. Riverview Quarantine has a strong culture of love, and they celebrate all types - Prijata is a special celebration of platonic love and building community through friendship. Prijata traditions include gift exchanges between friends, sharing meals cooked together by friend groups, and a variety of events and services aimed at making friends.

Prijata is a relatively relaxed holiday, focused mainly on friendship and platonic love - dedicated to appreciating the friends already in one's life, and opening oneself up to making new friends. Besides the private giving of gifts between friends, there is also a city-wide government-sponsored gift fountain that is open throughout the entire month. Included in the wide variety of events catered to finding new friends, are 'speed friending' and a large open exhibition where all the specialized clubs in Riverview can recruit for new members - and residents new or old can create a club and recruit.
i. gift fountain
While Prijata gift exchanges between friends are generally a quiet affair, done at friend-group dinners or parties, the element of gift giving does extend outward - community-wide, in fact. Throughout the course of the month, anyone living in Riverview Quarantine can drop by the huge fountain in the City Center, in front of the City Hall. They will find that the fountain is chock full of floating gift boxes in a wide variety of colors, patterns, and different shapes - though none larger than a shoe box. There are signs put up around the fountain stating that the boxes are magic and will only seek and open for their rightful owners. Characters will find that, upon touching the water, a box will float over to them, and when they pick it up, the top will unfurl like flower petals, displaying the gift inside. Sometimes, the box won't appear on the first try, since there's only so much space in the fountain at any given time, but if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Every person in the city (including new arrivals) will receive one gift by the end of the month.
Gift fountain boxes will contain one small item from each character's home dimension (or, for CRAUs, from their previous game), similar to the "items from home" bonus reward, but without needing to spend points. The item should be small enough to fit in a shoebox, sentimental, and cannot be something intended for another person's character. If you can't think of an item like this that would work for your character, something of similar size and quality to what's described above that would make the character very happy can be substituted.
This prompt can also be used for gift exchanges and for characters to receive the Government-given gifts that were suggested in the Prijata Pregaming post on the meme community. Any newly apped character is welcome to post on the meme entry as soon as they're accepted, and will be linked to it in this month's acceptance notification, so to all you pre-existing players please keep looking at the Prijata Pregame meme throughout app week and afterward to help give new arrivals a warm friendly welcome!
ii. speed-friending
This is pretty much what it says on the tin! Much like speed-dating setups, many bars, coffee shops, and other places that people might gather are holding speed-friending! It's your standard setup - characters enter and fill out a quick questionnaire about themselves, and flit from table to table looking for someone with great friend chemistry. Not all of them are general and open to anyone who walks in, though, with many being specialized to people who are invested in certain hobbies, occupations, or with specific sets of interests. With specialized speed-friending setups ranging from horror movie buffs to members of the Perimeter Guard to fashionistas to sports or martial arts to video games, no matter what your character is into, they're likely to be able to sign up for a special event where they can go looking for a friend who's into the same things they are!
For this prompt, you can put up a list of hobbies or interests your character has, and compatible characters can hit them up for a speed-friending thread, like the IC equivalent of the CR meme!
iii. club exhibition
Speed-friending is all well and good, but not everyone is outgoing or open enough to know if they have friend chemistry in only a few minutes. For anyone looking to find groups of like-minded individuals they can spend more than a few minutes with before committing to something as daunting as a friendship, there is a month-long club exhibition happening in the Town Square in the City Center. Table after table and booth after booth are occupied by existing clubs in the city, with an incredibly broad scope of focus interests and hobbies - enough that any character should be able to find a club with their niche interest represented.
And if it isn't? Characters are welcome to start their own clubs - much like a business, a character-run club can have space set aside in the city for meetings and event mingles that are eligible for Activity Point Bonuses for the organizer.
iv. amusement park & waterfight
Remember the Amusement Park that citizens of the city were working together to clean up and power up a couple of months ago? Well, the endeavor has proven to be a success, and after a lot of hard work and technical expertise, the amusement park is up and running! For the first two weeks of June, admission will be free to honor those who helped make the park usable.
Sporting just about any amusement park ride you can think of, from kiddie rides, merry-go-rounds, and ferris wheels to high-speed roller coasters and more extreme rides for the thrill-seekers, the park takes it a step further by adding in a lot of different high-tech attractions not available at conventional amusement parks. It has banks and banks of VR simulators that allow park-goers to enjoy a variety of adventures and scenarios, or join shared mutual worlds with other users to explore or take out their aggression with a VR first-person shooter. There are also rows and rows of typical carnival games, some heavily rigged and some not, with prizes ranging from dollar store trinkets to stuffed animals to bits of advanced tech.
For the month of grand opening, though, the amusement park is offering a couple interesting events - a naming contest for the park, and a park-wide water fight.
The water fight is opt-in, with participants signing up and being given a purple or orange flag, tank top, or cap to wear marking them as to which team they're part of. There are buckets of water balloons around the park that are constantly being refilled by staff, and water fighters can participate in special target practice games to win the use of a watergun for the duration of the day - how big your watergun is depends on how well you do in the game! Ultimately, there aren't any real winners or losers, because the point is to get wet in the brand new summer heat, but it's always more fun to cool off with a bit of competition involved, right?
The naming contest is another story. Anyone who visits the park is welcome to think up a name for the park, and all entries will be listed on a large LED board. Every customer who enters the park is invited to vote for their favorite name, and the name with the most votes wins! To submit either an in-character suggestion or a suggestion from yourself as a player, hit up the thread below with a new top-level; whether or not you have a neat idea, place a vote for your favorite! Votes are one per player; suggestions are one per character.
v. roommates or wildcard
Feel free to use this prompt to set up headers for a communal floor, or threads open to roommates for the purpose of getting to know each other. Or if you have an idea for a prompt that isn't in this list, set during Prijata, feel free to write it up!




Credit: image i: Odysseas Stamoglou; image ii: Dave Arredondo; image iii: spainforpleasure.com; image iv: mit19237
le peter parkour | spiderboy
Oh man, no way!
[Peter had been sort of settling into Riverview, as it were. If he's gonna be stuck here — might as well make the most of it, right? And though he isn't quite swayed to reveal his identity as a super-powered teenager yet, he's more than happy to be plain ol' normal Peter Parker at Riverview High School. He'd learned his lesson back home — take your time, and stop trying to zoom through life. All that jazz. Enjoy school! Think about your future! Yadda yadda. So he's doin' that, y'know?
But he does feel a little awkward, during Prijata. It takes him more time than he'd like to admit, to make friends. Ned was his best friend for a few years, and he was also the one who initiated friendship. Peter used to be a lot more withdrawn than he is now, even with the plucky, overbearing attiude (or maybe it's because of that, that he had a hard time getting along with 'the cool kids').
Or maybe it's the fact that he's fifteen years old and holding up a plastic toy Iron Man mask like it's the best thing in the entire universe. Maybe that. But to be fair, this dented up, cracked, slightly tarnished Iron Man mask was from his childhood; he never thought he'd see this thing again, not since it got lost during one of their trips to the mall. Duuude, he was so distraught.]
It's even still got my name on the inside; oh my gosh, this is the coolest gift.
Thank you, thank you — uh... weird... magic fountain.
[IT'S EMOTIONAL FOR HIM LEAVE HIM ALONE???
... He's not gonna put it on, okay, it's for decoration now.
He's not a little kid anymore, sheesh.]
ii. speed-friending
... This was a bad idea.
[When a local nudges you into things, you tend to just roll with it, right? Especially when you admit you don't really have a lot of people to give things to for Prijata. So here he is, sitting in a cafe, awkwardly twidling his thumbs. It feels way too much like a date. Or desperation. Yes, definitely deseperation, and that old part of him feels like it's gonna be middle school all over again — like, sympathy visits at the lunch table by the nice girl from art class, or, or, the teacher inviting him to hang out in her class for recess while he waxes poetic about building a little robot from a robot-making kit Uncle Ben bought him for Christmas—
His little list was submitted, though:
NAME: Peter The High School Student (yes that's my first, middle, middle, middle, and last name, thanks for asking!)
INTERESTS: movies, robots, science, LEGOs, math, chemistry, books.
I lived in New York, and I like science fiction stuff.
Ummmm!! I like building things, I guess. Any kind of thing.
I like oldschool technology, too! Old computers and retro stuff like walkmans and old mac computers.
I like recycling?
Sorry, that's not very cool
but it's cool for the planet, right?
... He appears to have scribbled out the beginnings of more rambling.
This was a terrible idea. Good going, Pete. Uuugh.]
iii. club exhibition
[He sits at the club table with a little pleasant smile.
Wassup, hit ya boy up for some robo-building. Robot Wars, we can totally do it.]
ii
His list is very simple, his name is Thor, he's from Asgard, he likes drinking, fighting, gardening, cooking and reptiles. He's visited many planets before, including Earth, which you may have heard of.
Perhaps Earth is what they have in common and that's why they've been paired together. When Thor approaches the table, he notes that Peter looks absurdly young. Maybe he's being guided toward him as a role model of sorts? Regardless, he's polite as ever. He smiles and extends his hand.]
Nice to meet you, Peter, was it?
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Y-yeah, that's me.
I'm — Peter.
[Yes, he just said that to him, that his name was Peter, A+.]
You're Thor.
Like, God of Thunder Thor.
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i
He feels a little awkward, but he can't help feeling a gross feeling of fondness for someone who is obviously delighted by their gift. He feels like he's intruding on a special moment here, he should leave or say something.
Leave or say something. Leave or say something. Leave, definitely leave.]
I will trade you five nuggets for your item of insurmountable sentimental value.
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Dude. I wouldn't trade a hundred McNuggets for this.
It's even got my super awesome brand name on it.
[He flips it to show the inside, on the edge.
Certified! Peter! Parker! Prop piece!]
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ii;
Still, despite his best efforts to the contrary, someone thrusts a piece of paper in his hands and he just sort of. Holds onto it.
... Until they're out of sight, which is when he crumples it up and stuffs the wad into his pocket.
So, okay. He's wandering through, right? Probably about to order a drink that's either way too sugary or ridiculously unhealthy (probably both), but on a whim, he pauses, glancing over other people's lists.
—Predictably, he pauses when he spots a familiar word. ]
... Walkmans, huh?
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Peter can't grow facial hair yet (and lets be honest, he never will).
But he does light up a little at the interest!]
Yeah! You know, anything like that. Record players, or iPods, or boomboxes — it's all really fun to tinker with, and it's cheaper to get a hold of and repair and make as good as new if you know how they tick. [When he was growing up, these kinds of things were electronics 101, before he moved onto the bigger things — like disabling vault doors to a high-tech storage vault, or removing trackers from multi-million dollar suits.] They're kinda simple, but that's the perfect thing about them; it makes them easier to keep working, when the other newer stuff'll break down on you faster and take longer to fix.
[His iPhone is so fucked, Quill. It's nothing but cracks now. Save him.]
I guess... that's kind of not why people like them, but...
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And Walkmans. She knows what Walkmans are.
(... Don't ask her about LEGOs or "macs.")
It's specific enough that when she comes across it on Peter's list, she stops instead of passing by. (Her own list only says "WEAPONS," because her level of interest in participating with this ridiculous "speed...friending" is incredibly low, and she's only here for the free drinks.) But "Walkman." That's significant.
So, Peter 2.0. Meet an alien.
Gamora stops at his table, a drink in her hand, and her eyes flit from the paper to the young boy it belongs to. ]
"Walkmans."
[ so much for "hello" ]
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Y-yeah! You know, the ones that play music.
... You probably already knew that — Sorry. But they're fun, huh?
[He almost feels like someone's gonna flick him upside the head and say with conviction, "There is absolutely nothing 'fun' about walkmans, they just play cassette tapes, oh my god." But the music is great, and it's all vintage-y and stuff. Uncle Ben always had a selection of older stuff he would play around the apartment.]
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So is this a club for robots or about robots?
[A fair question since there's an actual robot in the Quarantine]
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[His smile is a bit more strained at the thought.]
I don't really wanna traumatize any robots here by making tiny robots smash each other up in front of them. It's a thing from school — robot wars, and all that. But not, like — um. C3PO-type robots. More like robots made out of toasters.
[YKNOW WHAT IM SAYIN]
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Hi! So uh, what kind of robotics do you work on? Robot wars stuff, or going for daily functions, or...?
[Introductions, nah, less important than talking about robots.]
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All kinds of robotics! I mean, I go to the robotics club in school, if that's something you're interested in. The other day I helped make a robot that can butter toast after it comes out of the toaster.
Silly stuff, but really fun, you know?
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i;
Iron Man fan?
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Yeah... You could say that. Super heroes in general are — really awesome.
I always wanted to be as tough and brave as them, growing up.
[A laugh, sheepish.]
Still got a ways to go, though.
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He somehow got caught in all of this speed friending nonsense last year, and he hadn't enjoyed it then, so why has he let himself get caught for a second time? Probably because of the free food, which is always something he's interested in, especially since he's still resisting efforts to move him into proper housing.
He frowns at the kid across from him utterly without recognition.]
You don't have to say anything, just eat the food.
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Oh, um. Right. Sure.
Not, uh. Not a... talker, huh?
[Cool Arm Guy, very intimidating. More than he remembers?]
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She feels complicated Ways about it, not the same level of excitement Peter obviously feels.]
...I won't tell anyone if you put it on.
[Come on, Peter. It's super obvious that you want to.]
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No, no — no, I'm good. I'm a little too old for that now.
[He smiles, a little flustered.]
It's just, um. I wore the heck out of it, kind of as a... nightlight, but during the day. [He rubs the back of his neck, sinking deeper into that hole he made for himself for NO REAL REASON PETER.] That makes no sense, I guess. I mean, it was to be brave. I wore it to the dentist and stuff like that.
[Stop talking, stop talking.]
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Peter looks like he isn't going to be a creep, though.
Her thing reads:
Name: Kohaku Yuhara
Age: 16
Gender: [illegible smudge]
From: Tokyo, Japan, Earth
Interests: - Street Fighter
- Cooking
- Synthpop
- Earth stuff in general, I guess? We're on another planet and its weird.]
Oh good, another Earthling. How's the weird moon city treating you, Peter The High School Student?
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I don't actually play Street Fighter??? Why did I do this to myself!?
hang in there man, HANG IN THERE
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So they'd compromised and Stephen was here, the lanky black lab in a service dog vest and a blatantly Gryffindor-themed collar following easily at his heels, tail wagging lazily.
The sorcerer sank easily into the empty chair, cloak twitching eagerly because yay new person! Sirius sat himself neatly at Stephen's side, tail thumping once against the floor but otherwise quiet and attentive.
And clearly Sam had made Stephen fill his card out properly:
Name: Stephen Strange
Age:
94couple hundredcouple thousand????From: New York
Interests: Magic
-Books
-Good Pizza
-Dogs
-The Dog is Sirius and he's a fan of bacon]
Peter The High School Student- that's gonna be awkward when you've graduated.
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she drops down unceremoniously in front of peter and slides her paper across the table. it reads: her arms fold on the table as she leans forward, reading peter's paper upside down. ]
What're legos?
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Um. What are...legos exactly? [ Yep. That is totally the most important thing here. ]
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ii.
A number of Peter's interests catch his attention, and as far as the age gap goes, he doesn't really care much. He was a genius at seventeen too, he just liked to act dumb. If he hadn't then maybe he'd have been a complete nerd just like Peter. WHO KNOWS.
His name's listed as Captain James T. Kirk, and his list of interests is pretty long: outer space, exploration, ships, books, vintage cars and bikes, classical music and videos, 20th/21st century culture, chess, among other smaller random things such as flowers, poetry and pancakes. One can never like too many things. ]
I don't know what you're talking about— recycling is totally cool. [ He says immediately after taking a seat across from Peter, smiling at him. He slides his own paper across the table. ] Nice to meet you, Mr. High School Student.
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i;
I know a couple guys who would probably love to see your gift.
[A couple of guys. Because there are two Tonys
and one Iron!Steve.]They might even fight over who gets to sign it, knowing them.
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