With the mind on the many disasterous events and chaos oftenly coupled with these festivites he had no reason to try to prevent it.
"A happy population is a industrious population. Let them have their festivals and revel in the joys they offer to their hearts content."
Faction Summit
-
*MimiFearthegn
- Posts: 762
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
"Yes! Thank you for bringing the subject back up." Sasha nods to Garen.
"I'm glad everyone remembers that parties are fun! But, I would like to point out that putting the scheduling in the hands of the Xaos might make it a bit hard to do the preparation and planning involved in, say, bringing in the carnival. There's a lot of work involved! Event planning is not spontaneous! Uhm, no offense intended, Choit. . .
"The Soceity of Sensation brings in entertainment from across the planes all the time; we're used to the planning, coordination, and scheduling involved, and would be happy to arrange festivities for the rest of the city. . . though naturally everyone would have to share in the expense, just as everyone is benefiting."
"I'm glad everyone remembers that parties are fun! But, I would like to point out that putting the scheduling in the hands of the Xaos might make it a bit hard to do the preparation and planning involved in, say, bringing in the carnival. There's a lot of work involved! Event planning is not spontaneous! Uhm, no offense intended, Choit. . .
"The Soceity of Sensation brings in entertainment from across the planes all the time; we're used to the planning, coordination, and scheduling involved, and would be happy to arrange festivities for the rest of the city. . . though naturally everyone would have to share in the expense, just as everyone is benefiting."
-
*DarkArc
- Posts: 254
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
"Perhaps not all dates need be managed by the Xaos. If the factions are to coexist, they would need an even share. So there could be a number of holidays granted to each faction which they can determine at the beginning of each calendar cycle. The holiday doesn't necessarily mean open up the festival area, of course. Some of them could simply be for the faction only. I believe that would give everyone what they want?"
-
*Tomekk
- Posts: 855
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
//A bit late, but better late than never.//
"Considerin' the revitalizing effect such festivals have on our fine city, th'Fated agree to this proposition... as long as we can continue our activities durin' them."
The drow would have added with a mischievous grin.
"Considerin' the revitalizing effect such festivals have on our fine city, th'Fated agree to this proposition... as long as we can continue our activities durin' them."
The drow would have added with a mischievous grin.
-
*Rainbow Prism
- Posts: 162
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
"You are quite bland man, jaluk." Sillxhistraja noted in bored tone. "The Festivals are more than opportunity for petty coin."
Standing up, female made a flaunting pass with her hand. Somehow, her chilly composure made it look graceful.
"It is my proposition that each Faction prepares it's own grand tent for Carnival, with purpose of friendly competition. This will bring new life to festivals of Cage. Is not bond between our organization more important than squabbles of incompetent?"
Standing up, female made a flaunting pass with her hand. Somehow, her chilly composure made it look graceful.
"It is my proposition that each Faction prepares it's own grand tent for Carnival, with purpose of friendly competition. This will bring new life to festivals of Cage. Is not bond between our organization more important than squabbles of incompetent?"
-
*MimiFearthegn
- Posts: 762
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
"Yes! I like Sil's idea.
"But, I still must insist that whoever sets the dates needs to do so well in advance. Spontaneous parties are wonderful, but a city wide festival is not a spontaneous party. They're two different categories!
"If chaos needs more ways to flourish in the city, and nobody likes my idea of the way-house, why not follow Choit's suggestion and give the Xaos control over immigration?"
"But, I still must insist that whoever sets the dates needs to do so well in advance. Spontaneous parties are wonderful, but a city wide festival is not a spontaneous party. They're two different categories!
"If chaos needs more ways to flourish in the city, and nobody likes my idea of the way-house, why not follow Choit's suggestion and give the Xaos control over immigration?"
-
*Darkrob
- Posts: 1097
- Joined: Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:00 am
Garen would sigh slightly, almost to say “I can’t believe I’m debating on the side of chaos” and would continue
“Sasha, I understand your apprehension, the need to prepare, to ensure everything is lined up, ready to go and organized. That is my day to day existence, but the entire meaning behind my suggestion is to allow that preparation to suddenly become an unexpected and chaotic event. Let’s say the Xaos decided that the first festival was in two days… suddenly it is not just you who has to scramble to organize, it’s all of us. Suddenly we’re having to reschedule dates, appointments, work shifts, caravan loads, you name it, just to prepare for something in such a short time frame. While I dislike the thought of my caseload being upended by such a thing, I look at it as a matter of inconvenient chaos… not destructive chaos. This is something the Xaos can do, under the watch of the council, that would affect the entire city and many groups beyond it… a mere two or three times a year. We could still request a stable date for one of the events, this event, as the Fated delegate suggested sponsored by all of us, but the other two… an unexpected… surprise.”
“Sasha, I understand your apprehension, the need to prepare, to ensure everything is lined up, ready to go and organized. That is my day to day existence, but the entire meaning behind my suggestion is to allow that preparation to suddenly become an unexpected and chaotic event. Let’s say the Xaos decided that the first festival was in two days… suddenly it is not just you who has to scramble to organize, it’s all of us. Suddenly we’re having to reschedule dates, appointments, work shifts, caravan loads, you name it, just to prepare for something in such a short time frame. While I dislike the thought of my caseload being upended by such a thing, I look at it as a matter of inconvenient chaos… not destructive chaos. This is something the Xaos can do, under the watch of the council, that would affect the entire city and many groups beyond it… a mere two or three times a year. We could still request a stable date for one of the events, this event, as the Fated delegate suggested sponsored by all of us, but the other two… an unexpected… surprise.”