#007 The Roaring Twenties

[hosting]

[It's that time of the month again! The Host Club is once more opening its doors for business, this time with a couple of new additions and a couple of losses... The ballroom has been completely transformed into a 1920s style speakeasy.

A few hosts are serving behind the bar, namely Allen, Maladict and Cole, all of them dressed in this bartender outfit. The rest of the hosts are dotted around the room dressed in this attractive outfit, complete with the hat. There are two notable exceptions to this - one of which is Haruhi, who is dressed in a flapper dress, and Tamaki who is dressed in a white suit.

There are tables for playing poker, chips provided, as well as three American Pool tables to have a go on. By the door, there are racks of dresses and suits in 1920s style, in case any of the guests wish to take part in the theme themselves - manning the racks is Delta, instructed to persuade the guests to take part and compliment them on their new look.

Come on and all and enjoy the club!]

[ooc: Please wait for the sections THE SECTIONS ARE UP - one for host club members to mingle and discuss the theme, and one for guests. Feel free to threadjack around in both sections, talk to your fellow hosts, your fellow guests, and everyone in beteween!]

Comments

[willing_sheath]

[This still sounds bizarre and ass backwards to her 19th century mentality--but even so it's rather refreshing.]

I see...

[impetuous]

[Don't feel bad. He's got you beat by several centuries and it's just as bizarre to him. It also happens to be fun so he doesn't complain.]

Might I have your name? You wouldn't leave a man heartbroken without your name as comfort.

[willing_sheath]

[Well the old people can be confused together then.]

Tomoe. And your own?

[impetuous]

Gwaine. [He bows to her without taking his off her face.]

[willing_sheath]

[He gets points for the bow... even if it isn't quite... right...]

[She nods again]

It is good to meet you, Gwaine-san.

[impetuous]

San?

[willing_sheath]

It's an honorific. [Ah, she was giving this speech a lot, wasn't she?] In Japanese it is impolite to call someone by name without one. '-san' is the most common.

[impetuous]

Like a title of sorts?

[Also. What's Japanese?]

[willing_sheath]

In a way, yes.

[Hey, if you don't ask her she can't tell you. :/]

[impetuous]

Thus you would be...Tomoe-san?

[He stumbles a bit in the pronunciation, but hey. He tried.]

[willing_sheath]

Tomoe-san, yes. [e__e; she'll... just... casually repeat it... Hey, don't call her 'Tomo' and they'll be good.]

[impetuous]

All right then, Tomoe-san. What would you like to see first?

[willing_sheath]

What would you suggest, Gwaine-san?

[impetuous]

A drink is always a good place to start.

[willing_sheath]

And what sort of drinks are offered here? It doesn't look the part of being able to find sake or umeshu.

[impetuous]

These are all strange to me as well. We'll discover them together.

[willing_sheath]

Is that so...?