Miles Edgeworth (
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paradisalogs2012-03-03 09:51 pm
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Food fi yuh rass.
Who: Miles Edgeworth, Geoffrey Chaucer, Phoenix Wright (And Veritas)
What: West Indian-themed dinner party. No ganja involved.
When: Saturday, March 3rd,
Where: Room 502, Miles Edgeworth's room
Rating: Spicy Somewhat safe. Let's hope it stays that way. Semi-casual.
Ever since Phoenix's unfortunate fall which incapacitated him for two weeks, Phoenix and Edgeworht had spontaneously developed a weekly (and at times, bi-weekly) pattern of having a themed dinner event, taking place in Edgeworth's room, in which all foods and decor would be based upon, or otherwise influecned by, a selected country or region. Tonight is Caribbean Night.
Edgewrth had only been to Jamaica once
In due time, the castle's ghosts prepared a feast far surpassing the stomach capacity of three (or four) individuals. Upon a large, sand-sprinkled table littered with seashells, there lay three bowls of curried channa and potatoes, goat and shrimp; jerk chicken; slightly sweet fesitval with delicately spongy breaded insides; oxtail; rice and peas; a medium-sized bowl of piping, yellow dhal puree; three, large roti folded into quarters; ackee and saltfish; there was also a bowl of cut fruit including mangoes, otaheite apple, june plum, and others.
As for the condiments, there were three, small glass bowls with a spicy-sweet tamarind sauce, mango chutney, and guava jam. At the right side of the table, there were the beverages: Sorrel, with potent hints of ginger, Ting, and thick, soursop juice.
The decor is as follows: Animated beach wallpaper to give the feel of actually being on a beach. Smells of the sea. Music playing in the background, including steel pans, reggae, soca, chutney music. A large, flat-screen television playing carnival scenes with flamboyantly costumed 'limers', sequined, scantily-clad beauties flailing around to soca music and large floats.
Food references: Festival, ackee and saltfish, roti, curried channa and potatoes,
naked geoffrey.... why....
[Fidgeting]
I guess we know a little about each other. But there are a lot of blanks, too.
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Everyone needs a little naked Geoff in their life~
I COUNTERACT THAT WITH MOAR SEXY
/SEXIEST ONE OF ALL
...sure, sounds good to me.
Pfft you lose. Shirt has to be off mofo
...The foods are labeled, in case you have questions. Let's eat, shall we?
/insert joke about their sexxxxiness
All right. I guess that my fiery friend's favorite color is blue. True or not?
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Huh... oh, yeah. You're definitely right--I love blue. That obvious, huh?
[Grin]
So... uh... Geoff... I'm going to guess that you... like...
[Oh he's having a hard time being creative here]
...I guess that you like good, hearty food. Steak or fried stuff. Am I right?
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[He is now doing the exact same thing as Phoenix and spying on Edgeworth.]
Miles. I'm guessing you have a fondness for cats. Yes or no?
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[He frowns.]
You didn't ask a question, Miles. Ask Phoenix something.
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...
[He looks to Phoenix, studying him for a few seconds...]
...I haven't a clue what to ask you.
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Aw, come on. Isn't there anything you want to know about me? I'm so... mysterious.
[And he wiggles his fingers and says "ooooo," doing his best to make light of this even though the foul mood is still pretty prevalent.]
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[Yeah, he still doesn't know what the heck that is.]
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[That's his polite, subtle correction for you there, Geoff.]
And I don't watch much of it anyway. I'd rather be hanging out with people at night than sitting alone watching TV.
[And by "people," he might mean "Edgeworth," though there's no real indication one way or the other about that.]
I... um, I guess that you like to stargaze, Geoff.
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'Tis a fine evening, to be in the company of friends. You've been around Miles so long, I bet you two spend quite a lot of time together.
[Ignoring the game rules because. >B(]
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[He's sure he knows the answer to that, but whatever; and then he grins at Geoff.]
We spent more time together than we expected back around Valentine's Day.
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There. Have some fuel for this fire you're trying to spread.]no subject
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i don't have a mean!laughing icon so w/e
Really? Geoff--come on. We're always up against each other in court back home, and I think we've had enough arguments to float a ship since we got here.
[He's going to get whiplash with the way he's alternating attention between these two, but he looks back to Edgeworth.]
Am I right?
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Even the best of friends argue. But you two have put up with each other despite all your differences, and your relationship has grown stronger because of that.
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Instead, he follows what Edgeworth has been doing, and takes a bite of the roti with his hands.
And then promptly commences the coughing and sputtering.]
....spicy!
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