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Happy Tea Party[Roleplay]

I continue to sip my tea as I was generally uninterested in male guests anyway .. I glanced over at the door, and the boy looked somewhat familiar, like I saw him in a dream...... an uneasy feeling filled my stomach and I put my cup down to think.
 
"Hello Hibiki, I'm Yami nice to meet you! if you like you can call me Mi~Chan!"
He seems like a nice boy with good manners....
 
*meanwhile*
I continue walking down the street and make a right. If my map and directions are correct, I should be there in a bit. I was now 30 minutes late to the Tea Party. The "Happy" Tea Party. But what does that really mean? Does true happiness come from tea, or a party? I believe the true source of happiness can't come from material things, but from what treasures we store in our heart. So, is this tea party really happy? Well to find this out, we need to discover the basis of the tea party itself. Is it for the sake of drinking tea or are there other purposes? Is it to invite strangers to become friends? But how is friendship characterized in a society today. Friends are people who trust each other, and have a good time together. Therefore; a happy tea party can not be truly happy until the people attending the tea party are truly your friends. The aspect of inviting near strangers to a tea party makes it just a tea party, and true happiness does not come from this. Until friends are made, it is an unhappy tea party, as happiness comes from values in life such as friends and what we treasure that is not money or riches. The fact that the basis of a tea party requires riches to host, with elegant debauchery, is a contradiction in itself of the real meaning of happiness. Connecting the dots, the worst place to make a friend and find happiness would not be in a tea party at all, but on a road less traveled.

I look down and stop thinking for a second. There is the urge again.
 
(Oh my gosh do sorry I havnt replied today >_< please don't kill me)

Mary looked over at Hibiki and walked over and smiled " Hello I'm Mary Kozakura, it's very nice to meet you)
 
I was there. I knocked on the door/gate. I pulled out the thing in my trench coat in preparation. The gate opened. I instantly pulled the trigger and shot the first victim, who was oddly tall, straight in the shoulder, due to my expectation of her being taller. I walk further in and I see the rest of the Tea Party goers cowering in a corner together.
"Leave us alone!" they said.
"Well, it's your fault for inviting a sociopath to a Tea Party and then calling it "happy". Didn't you even read my post when I explored the true meaning of happiness?
*bang* *bang* *bang*
*bang*
They were all dead now. I was running out of heads back at home but I could only bother to sever two off the bodies due to times sake. I had other places to be.

I grin as I leave the gate of the unhappy tea party.
 
(Are you serious Trundle. I did read your post. You cant quote whatever we say, there's a reason why this is called a roleplay. You are basically just running this story on your own. Im making another Happy Tea Party roleplay and im making sure youre not part of it.)
 
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Wait what the hell just happend 0-0, umm ok.
To be honest im kinda pissed that you just changed the whole plot of this story, it was just a fun little thing Music and I thought up and we welcomed people into it. You really just cant go and change the whole "Happy" stuff to murder.....
And sorry if you dont like what me and Awesome are saying but seriously dude wtf?

And HIIIIIII AWESOME <3
 
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well no one was posting so I decided to end it
not my fault you're a bunch of 10 year olds who can't write for their lives
 
I was there. I knocked on the door/gate. I pulled out the thing in my trench coat in preparation. The gate opened. I instantly pulled the trigger and shot the first victim, who was oddly tall, straight in the shoulder, due to my expectation of her being taller. I walk further in and I see the rest of the Tea Party goers cowering in a corner together.
"Leave us alone!" they said.
"Well, it's your fault for inviting a sociopath to a Tea Party and then calling it "happy". Didn't you even read my post when I explored the true meaning of happiness?
*bang* *bang* *bang*
*bang*
They were all dead now. I was running out of heads back at home but I could only bother to sever two off the bodies due to times sake. I had other places to be.

I grin as I leave the gate of the unhappy tea party.

DOUBLE KILL!
TRIPLE KILL!!
ULTRA KILL!!!
M-M-M-MONSTER KILL!!!!!
 
well no one was posting so I decided to end it
not my fault you're a bunch of 10 year olds who can't write for their lives

Ok I don't know about the rest but I have been busy with family and school so yeah.
And please do not call use 10 year olds, I'm pretty sure everyone is not and I know I'm not.
 
well no one was posting so I decided to end it
not my fault you're a bunch of 10 year olds who can't write for their lives
16 years old in college with an English major, and you're telling me.

Don't underestimate me, fool.

- - - Post Merge - - -

In addition, you have no right to end a story that isn't even yours. What was your purpose in joining this roleplay thread? Was it to end the story and ruin it for everyone? I dont even see the logic of your posts here. "Well it's your fault for inviting a sociopath to a tea party then calling it 'happy'", can you tell me where is the logic in that phrase? Who, in God's name, would invite a sociopath to anything? You probably would, but please explain this to me.
 
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