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Karaoke Time!

Bishop has pulled out his coveted karaoke machine to make sure that the vibe onboard the Mnemosyne stays high. He has curated a list of Appropriate Songs (sorry, folx, but Don't Stop Believing is still banned), but if it's not on his list, chances are he can scroung it up.

And if he can't? Well, that's what acapella is for!

Games

For those who are a little too shy to sing in front of everyone, don't worry, there's something here for you, too! A stack of puzzles & boardgames has been set out for everyone's entertainment, including:

• Ticket to Ride
• Monopoly
• Jenga
• Battleship
• CLUE
• Candyland
• Risk
• Scrabble
• UNO

The Secret Club

For those of you in Bishop's very good graces, he has set up a small area in the library for video games. The collection is very minimal, but systems include: N64, PS, PS2, Gamecube, and the Wii.

To facilitate group play, he has only pulled out racing and fighting games. Oh, and Mario Party. Can't forget that.

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"Your accent is terrible. It's a good thing you're pretty."

Edited 2026-01-22 16:34 (UTC)

"My accent's great, asshole." Jax casually hooks his closest leg over Adri's knee as he lounges back. "So who're we judging? Apart from me."

Adri grabs and casually massages the spot right about Jax's knee. "I haven't decided. Am I in a good mood or a bad mood?"

There's a hum of consideration. "Based on the evidence, I'd say the mood's good to warm." A nod to Adri's hand, with a smile to follow. "Could just be my sunny presence, though."

A grudging smile. "Turn it down, sunshine. We're in public."

"Afraid someone's going to see you enjoying something nice?"

"I have a reputation here, St James."

Jax raises his brows and jerks his thumb in the direction he came from. "You want me to leave? I mean, I'll go."

"Smart ass." He very pointedly pulls Jax into his lap. "I didn't say to leave."

"Damn, Adri, buy a man dinner first." But Jax is laughing and slinking an arm around his shoulders, much like he did with Dom. "I didn't figure you'd show up."

"I have to at least look social." His arm is wrapped lightly around Jax's waist. "It's a trade off: every person I make cry is one minute of social enrichment I have to suffer."

"Appreciate you suffering with us. It must be such a hardship to be around your peers."

"I appreciate your appreciation. Personally, don't know how you talk to most of these people without rolling your eyes."

There's a wistful smile. "Culture thing. We like to talk a lot and in depth in the South. You'd hate it."

"I absolutely would. What happened to the days when people practiced stoicism?"

"They still do, but maybe not in the places you're lookin'." Jax links both arms in place now. "If you wanted stoicism, I was the wrong person to seduce."