fandomhigh | Student Council, Friday [Lunchtime]

Once again, Zoe had taken over the usual classroom for a Student Council meeting, and set out a variety of warm foods and drinks. Sure, it wasn't that cold in Fandom yet, but it was still October.

"Thank you for taking time from your pre-break packing to be here," she said, once everyone was seated. "It seems our first eventful weekend went off without a hitch." Sparkly elves weren't a problem, exactly, just something she would have to stay aware of in the future. "Before we go on our fall break though, we have to talk about Homecoming. Homecoming will be the week after we get back. We need to discuss what kind of inevitably-glitter-laden theme we want to have." She paused for a moment, making an annoyed face. "We might also want to decide about having a festival like last year, or going back to having a carnival, or doing something else. For those of you who weren't here last year, there was an... incident that made our usual carnival not such a great idea. But maybe enough time has passed that people won't be traumatized if we go back to tradition. I'll leave that ultimately up to all of you."

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What are we going to throw glitter at and call a theme this year?

"Well, it's Homecoming, right? So the theme could be something like Habitat. Different corners of the room could be decorated to look like different animal habitats, and it could be kind of woodsy in some spots, and rainforesty in others, and the food could match! Bear claws in one spot, and maybe fish tacos in another. Kind of a whole, Fandom is different things to different people, but it's everybody's home."

"You used to go to a semi-normal school, huh?" Gwen asked.

April sighed. "For my old school, that would be considered creative."

"Well, it is," Gwen said. "Last year the theme was glitter."

Glitterpunk, technically, but the punk part was sorta nebulous.

"Just... glitter?"

WHERE WAS THE SUBSTANCE?

"Any chance we can get Caritas to sponsor this?" Dante said.

He didn't think so, but it was worth a shot.

"It'd make them feel involved in the community," Isabela added in support.

Weren't you so glad to have these two on the council, Zoe?

"If not, I've got us covered," Frank said. "Conspiratorial wink." He winked.

"You're the best, Frank," Dante called, giving him the thumbs up.

"Well, I was going to say a carnival sounded like a good idea, but the way you said 'incident' is making me second guess that," Tali said, tapping one finger against her chin. "Then again, it has been a year, and if this group is a good sample, then a good chunk of the student body wouldn't have bad associations with one. Besides. That way we get the opportunity to make up for it -- keelah, that incident wasn't on Student Council, was it?"

"No clowns!" Frank declared. "I'll make signs to make sure they're outlawed."

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