Jolanda Swan
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11/7/2019
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Three parties, three masks, three incredible hosts; what was your personal favorite?
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Lover of all things beautiful, secret admirer of ugly truths, fond of the Parabola Sun... and always delighted to role play.
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the old man
Posts: 381
11/7/2019
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st dunstines candles for moves of the game yes pleas
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an old irish spy from the colonies, somewhat irrigo impaired but still sharp as a tack. friendly enough just don't mention parabola he gets awfully melancholic. (an honorary cat my life is complete)
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no plant battles please for the love of god
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Jolanda Swan
Posts: 1783
11/7/2019
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St Dunstan's too for me: the Saturnine Duke was charming and I loved the "fast options": dancing with him and confessing.
Plus it's scandal. The most innocent of vices in FL.
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Lover of all things beautiful, secret admirer of ugly truths, fond of the Parabola Sun... and always delighted to role play.
http://fallenlondon.com/profile/Jolanda%20Swan
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Misfortune
Posts: 18
11/7/2019
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Pavillion of Butterflies for me; who doesn't like getting high on Nightmares?
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phryne
Posts: 1347
11/7/2019
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I guess I liked the Pavilion best.
It probably says a lot about Hallowmas in Fallen London if an abandoned shipwreck is the least disturbing setting 
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Accounts: Bag a Legend • Light Fingers • Heart's Desire • Nemesis • no ambition
Exceptional Stories, sorted by Season and by writer ― Favours & Renown Guide
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Siankan
Posts: 1048
11/7/2019
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I loved the Pavilion best, I think, though the good Professor would probably have spent more time on St. Elmo if the efficiency of the Pavilion had not been a wee bit better. I thought that all three were beautifully done, and I agree with Phryne wholeheartedly.
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Prof. Sian Kan, at your service.
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Catherine Raymond
Posts: 2518
11/7/2019
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The Pavilion was the creepiest, but the St. Elmo was to me the least objectionable. Pity I chose the Moth; that meant I spent most of my time at the Pavilion. And it would have been nice to have His Amused Lordship as a host!
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EDIT: I probably should have switched back to the Mask for the St. Elmo--the Crown, wasn't it?--but I'd already switched twice by the time I had a strong sense of my preferences, and I didn't want to lose any more Spirit!
edited by cathyr19355 on 11/25/2019
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Catherine Raymond aka Mrs. Rykar Malkus http://fallenlondon.com/Profile/Catherine%20Raymond (Gone NORTH)
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c-schroed
Posts: 19
11/7/2019
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I liked the Pavillion of Butterflies the most. A great atmosphere, suitably unsettling, but not bluntly scary. Beautifully written. St Dunstan's follows in second place, as it seemed to be the most entertaining revel, for me.
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Cattus Schroedingeris, the Consulting Explorer, scientist and author, at your service!
Kitty Schroedingeris, the Plot-weaving Minx, his Cousin, who is always plotting something.
"Always look to love. Always."
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The Great Cornholio
Posts: 4
11/10/2019
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St Dunstan's most definitively. Decor, vice and activities struck the best balance in my humble opinion.
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Lover of pleasures, seeker of power, admirer of the unusual.
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Lady Karnstein
Posts: 277
11/22/2019
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I liked St Dunstan's best myself. Caroline spent a good amount of time there.
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Lady Caroline Karnstein, The Moral Hedonist (Description)
Infamous writer, artist, and courtesan. Unrepentant Invert. Hesperidean.
Paramount Presence, Correspondent, Nocturnal. Poet Laureate of the Neath, Ambassador to Arbor
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