trinkett: (wake up in strawberry fields)
Effie Trinket ([personal profile] trinkett) wrote2013-06-21 10:03 pm

Fourth Dispatch: It's Not What You Think. Voice.

Dear Fellow Residents of Luceti,

Wouldn't it be entertaining to put on some Games here in Luceti? Not that the Cultural Fair wasn't amusing, or any of the other activities going on here -- but true gladiatorial games. The pitting of one creature against another! Think of the thrill and drama and the release that goes along with that sort of entertainment! And here in Luceti we are ideally suited for a very exciting Games indeed.

Who would you sponsor or volunteer for this entertainment? Or would it all be...

[There is a pause here.]

Pokey-mans? I find human beings MUCH more interesting to watch, personally.
fleurdesel: center, serious, tired, sarcastic, flirty (I am not pouting.)

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[personal profile] fleurdesel 2013-07-01 03:33 am (UTC)(link)
A true lady does not kiss and tell, Madame, let alone do so repeatedly no matter the pride she may have in her previous conquest- a lady of the night, however...
onlyeffie: (have we lost our minds?)

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[personal profile] onlyeffie 2013-07-01 01:34 pm (UTC)(link)
Just WHAT are you suggesting, madam? That you're a hypocrite?

[Feathers are being ruffled so damn hard.]
fleurdesel: right, serious, sarcastic (Oh really)

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[personal profile] fleurdesel 2013-07-01 10:11 pm (UTC)(link)
Madame, I should note that at no point in this conversation did I ever claim to be a lady. That you did of yourself despite the drastic lack of qualifications for the title that become yet more apparent the longer you speak.
fleurdesel: left, smirk, sarcastic, confused, angry (I don't know about that.)

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[personal profile] fleurdesel 2013-07-02 02:54 am (UTC)(link)
You seem to be under the impression, Madame, that paint makes the lady.
fleurdesel: right, flirty, smirk, sarcastic (aren't you cute)

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[personal profile] fleurdesel 2013-07-03 02:34 am (UTC)(link)
[Now, then, Adele settles back in her chair and grins to herself, voice light and civil but the words, oh the words are anything but.]

What I mean to say is that you seem to be of the mind that if you paint yourself a lady, if you behave as a lady behaves, keep the company a lady ought to keep in which you have quite spectacularly failed already, and speaks as a lady speaks it will make a lady of you, Madame. That it will make you someone bright and important and respectable, someone with means and influence and affluence. That if you wear the right face and the right clothes and say the right things it will make you matter.

But all the pretty paint and wrapping in the enclosure cannot change that there is absolutely nothing of substance or value beneath. Paint yourself a lady, Madame. We both know you are without merit and entirely hollow.