On a fine summer day like this one, it would be a shame to not spend your lunch in a park or near the window over a cup of tea. You can watch the clouds float by, taste various flavors of this wonderful drink and chat with your friends!
Is that not exciting enough for you? Then how about a simple game of exchanging notes and favors?
The Rules:
Post with your character! They are currently in the middle of having tea. The time and place is up to you.
Comment to other people! Keep the conversation going!
Sometime during the conversation, let a note show up on your partner's saucer. The note describes something your character would really like to do with their partner, no matter how innocent or scandalous!
The characters discuss the contents of the note. Feel free to go ahead and agree to fulfill it, haggle and present various conditions of its fulfillment, even act scandalized! The outcome is up to you.
Remember that your character may not have written the note right now, but it's definitely there and written in their handwriting. Also, keep in mind that the most innocent characters can have dirty wishes and the most promiscuous ones can have moments of chastity. Go for whatever scenario you'd like, be it sex or CR!
[Mrs. Bennet could be upset about a great deal of things. Honestly? She probably loved the idea of a sailor - or did at one time. She had always had a taste for regimental coats.
Elizabeth is a different story. She's doing her best to be equally polite here, though the gentleman makes it somewhat difficult.]
I believe the custom is a little talk with tea, sir. Though I must admit, your contemplation of the local grounds does soften the blow of your silence.
I take it you are a man with a taste for nature then?
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Elizabeth is a different story. She's doing her best to be equally polite here, though the gentleman makes it somewhat difficult.]
I believe the custom is a little talk with tea, sir. Though I must admit, your contemplation of the local grounds does soften the blow of your silence.
I take it you are a man with a taste for nature then?
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I don't often have the pleasure of seeing Britain at all, let alone her countryside. [He picks up his tea.] It's as good as a feast. [Sip.]