The 100; a panfandom game

BUFFYVERSE:

Willow's gone. Again. Guess third time's not the charm in this case.

Hey, anyone seen Jessica Moore? It's not like her to miss her own meetings.

PEETA

I can't find Haymitch. Have you seen him?

BAELFIRE

Have you gotten enough warm clothes for the winter?

Hi.

Apparently, I'm supposed to introduce myself. Which, always feels awkward, doesn't it? New place, new people. I mean, what are you supposed to say. Other than, "Hi, I'm Paige. I'll be one of your new teachers. Even though I had kind of given up that gig recently."

Anyway, someone said my sisters were here?

We may be in a different century, but the self-righteous hypocrites remain the same, as always.

You can tell it's holiday time, even when you're in some future like this one, when you have had "God Rest Ye, Merry Hippogriffs" stuck in your head for three days straight, even with everything else going on. I don't entirely know what that says about me, but I'm going with positive things only.

Not that I'm not willing to do my duty as an American, but I am so relieved I wasn't picked for the jury on this. I just... thank goodness.

I'm sorry you all had to live through what happened here.

Okay, whatever was used in the last batch of soap that went out smells like a birthday party barfed on it.

EMMA SWAN:

I have a question for you about the lovely enchantment you've cast on the ceiling in our apartment.

So, I've been thinking.

It's definitely not easy being in a new place all alone, as a lot of us are, or at least without most of our friends/family/other loved ones, and I've seen people talking about being bored/that there isn't enough to do here, which I totally get. When I'm done working, sometimes all I want to do is stare at the wall because I think I work more continuous hours here than I did at home and it's not as varied (superhero work might not pay well, but it's never exactly the same!), and when everyone is busy with their jobs at different hours, that doesn't leave as much time to randomly chat up that cute person in the hallway as you might think. It's easy to think, oh, I can do that tomorrow or they're probably on their way somewhere, I shouldn't bug them. But I think this is the perfect place to throw caution to the wind and go for something if you really want it. What do you have to lose? We never know what the future has in store for us, here or anywhere else, and it's going to be a long winter.

So, I'm hosting a SPEED DATING night on Saturday! The idea is you'll get a few minutes to chat with someone awesome, and maybe you'll really hit it off and get to take them to movie night. Or you might just meet a new friend, who knows! Either way, you'll meet people and get to hang out and have fun.

FRIENDS:

Anya, you're going. :)

JOHNNY STORM:

You get to help me. :)

This place is full of death. Stinks of it. All the lights snuffed out like a candle.

The world seems grey. No red, no colours. It used to be bright and crimson. Now, it's all dim like. Greys and browns. Like mud and dirt. I miss the red.