[semi-open] we got to get up and organize

[not_the_last]

Who: Team Mutiny (including infiltrators, double agents, and those attempting to play both sides)
When: Early February
Where: Cabin 159
What: The second semi-official meeting of mutinous malcontents (say hi, mutinous malcontents!)
Warnings: Game-typical angst; other warnings to be added in reply headers as needed

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She's passed the word quietly, asked others to do the same. Been as careful as possible not to let the word spread any further. With no other good options presenting themselves, she's asked Lieutenant Tayrey to host the meeting in her cabin.

It's been just over a month since they last met on the subject. Time and past to reconvene.

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meeting minutes

[skaikru]

For her part, Clarke's here. Not uncharacteristically quiet, but seemingly content situated beside the curtain Ari has erected to quarter off her bed when not otherwise gravitating around Natsuno and Palamedes like they're miniature planets. And, much like last time, she's got a composition book open and is taking notes.

Super, super useful notes. No attempt to hide them, come glance over her elbow at your leisure and witness:

— beef tartar, chicken strips?, bolognese sauce
— colloquialism: singing in the garden rushes
— baby food: alabaster incarnate muffin
— garter gauze buffalo chicken "wings" trajectory sum "dictionary of chicken and waffles"

cream of wheat: ||||||
garden salad: |||
water cup: ||
banana bread: |||
spaghetti: SudafedPM

Well, all of that certainly looks like word soup. Except if you squint just right at that last point, the word spaghetti does a little wibbly wobbly realignment and may even take on the shape of the word escape. Coded meeting notes, she's taking coded meeting notes. In part, it's an homage to the second to last time Clarke had spoken with Steve Harrington, before he'd disappeared; mostly it just feels practical, especially as the conversations begin heating up. No one ask how and no one mind the bandaid on the pointer finger that's gripping the pen.