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IM - WILL YOU JOIN IN OUR CRUSADE?
[For the past few days people might have noticed Enjolras in the mess half - or rather haven't noticed him at the mess hall. That's because Enjolras hasn't been eating there. Sure, he's made brief appearances - long enough to grab a plate of food before going outside.
At first it was because the weather had finally seemed to make up it's mind, but sitting outside eating had given him an idea.
Or rather... Reignited a certain idea.
He sends out the rainbow sometime in the morning, a frown on his lips. It should be clear to anyone he has thought long and hard about what he's going to say.]
A few of you might recall an attempt to protest the ridiculous rule that we can only sit with our families at meals. [Or, y'know, remember how poorly it ended.] I believe enough time has passed, enough to do something about it again.
More and more of us come, all from different pantheons, and the continue rule that we can only sit with our cabin - while it makes sense for us Greeks - hardly makes sense for everyone else. The Romans before coming here lived with their cohorts, they ate where they pleased I believe. [Feel free to correct him on that if he's wrong.] The Egyptian's have nothing like this outside of their Nomes and the Norse... Well most of you I believe didn't know about any of this until Hera appeared to you.
We have been told we must continue to adapt, to work together. And while it may seem small to some - prohibiting us from forming new bonds and strengthening friendships through meals meant for family - weakens us. Not only that, it's pushing our system upon those who have never lived that way.
[He pauses, taking a breath.]
I'm not a fool as to repeat last time. My suggestion for how to go about doing this would be eating outside.
[He's still not sure what Hera's punishment was meant to accomplish, but he's wise to keep that to himself.]
I'll be by my cabin for anyone who wants to discuss this with me.
[And with that he dismisses the rainbow.]
At first it was because the weather had finally seemed to make up it's mind, but sitting outside eating had given him an idea.
Or rather... Reignited a certain idea.
He sends out the rainbow sometime in the morning, a frown on his lips. It should be clear to anyone he has thought long and hard about what he's going to say.]
A few of you might recall an attempt to protest the ridiculous rule that we can only sit with our families at meals. [Or, y'know, remember how poorly it ended.] I believe enough time has passed, enough to do something about it again.
More and more of us come, all from different pantheons, and the continue rule that we can only sit with our cabin - while it makes sense for us Greeks - hardly makes sense for everyone else. The Romans before coming here lived with their cohorts, they ate where they pleased I believe. [Feel free to correct him on that if he's wrong.] The Egyptian's have nothing like this outside of their Nomes and the Norse... Well most of you I believe didn't know about any of this until Hera appeared to you.
We have been told we must continue to adapt, to work together. And while it may seem small to some - prohibiting us from forming new bonds and strengthening friendships through meals meant for family - weakens us. Not only that, it's pushing our system upon those who have never lived that way.
[He pauses, taking a breath.]
I'm not a fool as to repeat last time. My suggestion for how to go about doing this would be eating outside.
[He's still not sure what Hera's punishment was meant to accomplish, but he's wise to keep that to himself.]
I'll be by my cabin for anyone who wants to discuss this with me.
[And with that he dismisses the rainbow.]
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So, you tried to do something about the ridiculous seating rules before?
[He isn't sure they made sense before the other pantheons started arriving. They certainly don't make sense now.]
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She thought it was a suiting punishment to take everyone involved and swap our parents. That of course meant swapping our abilities. [He frowns, crossing his arms over his chest.] I'm still not sure why she choose that as a punishment. Gods forbid we had been attacked during that time.
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So when he stops by the Apollo cabin, he looks curious, intrigued despite his usual stoic expression. ] You said you fought the eating rule before. What happened then? Why didn't it work?
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He turns his head when Gale addresses him, setting his notebook to the side.]
Hera punished us by swapping everyone who was involved parents and as a result abilities. She only reversed it once I apologized. [A small bitter smile at that.] We hadn't even been sitting at tables.
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I'm Stiles by the way. Which cabin's yours?
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I'm Enjolras, Apollo cabin.
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How did the last attempt go?
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The question makes him sigh. He is the third one to ask him.]
It went fairly well, until Hera found out. She decided the most suiting punishment was to take everyone who took part and swapped our parents and abilities.
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WHY HAVE WE NOT HAD THESE TWO TALK BEFORE!?
No. No she does not. Last time she made it perfectly clear that her rules were to be followed.
[A shrug.]
But nothing will change if people are too afraid to break rules.
because natjorlas!!
... this is true.
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Enjolras? I wanted to talk to you about revolution.
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[But he is smiling at the thought.]
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im;
[Annie hates sitting alone. She can't sit with her best friends, or her boyfriend, or anything. Just there by herself. And it's absolutely miserable.]
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He really should have just included what happened in the initial message.]
Hera took everyone who took part in the protest and swapped their parents and abilities.
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This should prove interesting.
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I take it you plan to be an observer?
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[He snorts. That certainly is a far more simple way of putting it.]
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Yeah. He definitely should have included what happened last time in the initial message.]
Hera took everyone involved and swapped our parents and abilities.
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I'm not saying I support it, but understanding the reasoning for a rule goes a long way when attempting to get it revoked.
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She head straight back to the cabin as soon as she can, beaming as she pushes open the door and flops down to sit on her bed.]
Well look at you, raging against the establishment. I'm glad you finally have a banner to start waving around again. Anything I can do to help?
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The people will rise. Or something like that.]
Have any blankets you don't mind getting food or grass stains on?
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She comes to Enjolras in the cabin, knocking on the window first before standing in the doorway, opening the door.]
I'm on your side again, this time.
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Enjolras had no doubt she would be by his side.
Though...]
We could be punished again.
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I'm in. If we're not eating in the place that the rule covers, then we ain't breaking the rule exactly, right?
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[Dave he really likes the way you think. If this was anyone other then Enjolras one could think he was grinning.]
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[Bucky and Steve were brothers, after all. It wasn't fair to keep them apart just because of they didn't share the same parentage.]
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Wait a minute, what happened last time? I thought I told you to fill me in when I got back.
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Forgive me that something slipped my mind when you wanted to be filled in while also being insufferable.
To put it simply, last time we protested by sitting on picnic blankets in the dinning hall. Hera, however, did not approve and punished us. Everyone who took part had their parents switched, thus our abilities.
late late late oops
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[This hits a sore spot with Hippie Thor, how about that.]
I'll do everything I can to help.
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You're one of the Norse, correct?
Thank you for your support.