LSS: The Last Word OOC

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This coming week is also going to be pretty busy for me, but I think it might make sense to meet up and do a longer collaborative post. I wouldn't be able to do it until Saturday, though.
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Saturday won't work at all for me, but I could do something earlier in the day on Friday or any time on Sunday.

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I'm also a bit busy this week. Shall we post them all individually? (Filler week?) Or just go over briefly what we want to do now and what our priority is and then write our posts.
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I'm ok with either or. A filler week may be easier but if we want to add more to the plot it's probably better to decide what we want to do.




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I think we should think about meeting again and exchanging ideas at the speakeasy? But then there might be an incident that we are not allowed to talk about it because some of us have questioned the staff, so we have to find a new place to stay? And afterwards, we think we'll go back to Grant's flat?
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I like that plan, Mailice, though as the week goes by, it might make more sense to do a filler week. Or we could do a sort of asynchronous collab where someone writes the bones of a post and then others fill in dialogue in the pad, and then maybe have some filler posts after that. But I do like the idea that they might need to find a new place to meet, especially if they're discussing the speakeasy staff!
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The collab at different times sounds good but it might be quicker to post on our own. As for a different place, Aloysius's apartment's always open, along with Grant's, but a cafe/park/dance hall might be better.




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I also think that posting on our own is the best solution for this week. But we can already plan for next week to agree on a time to meet up in the pad.
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I posted my part! :D
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I'm poking the group because I'll be offline soon and not everyone has posted yet. :D
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Same here!

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I posted— sorry it's a little on the shorter side; I think I might be coming down with something. Can't wait to read the other posts when I'm slightly less tired!
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Looks good you guys! I'll post within half an hour or so then I have to go to bed. @Elinor, will you be able to post by then?




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Just did!

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