| Witch Weekly (Harry Potter RPG) |
[04 May 2014|08:12am] |
Society Cannot Survive Without Gossip and Rumors |  Do you know what happens four years after a community finally stops being at war? No one is hiding. No one is just fighting to survive anymore. As people rebuild their lives, they find the foundation of life hasn't truly changed at all. People have friends, jobs, and lives. Now they just can relish in a sense of security they thought they may never have again.
Unexpectedly the generation emerging as adults now have the attention of those around them and, mainly, the attention of those reading the pages of the Witch Weekly. In truth, they have became almost celebrities in their own right in the community without their permission. Some acknowledge this status for themselves or their friends; others try to hide from it and keep their lives private. | In the aftermath, people seem to want to live a quieter life, but those who are watching from the outside don't always want to keep it that way. Those who were students are now adults, trying to build their own life outside of war and the hallowed halls of Hogswarts. But the social pages of the Witch Weekly have gotten more and more popular as the writer began to shine a spotlight on all many. Readers at least have decided to just embrace the new attitude in the media. Gossip is just right the corner at every turn for just about anyone.
With the spotlight on them, no one is safe from being written about in the gossip pages that seem to try to build scandal and rumors on anything they could find.
Now in the year 2003, will you try to hide from the light or embrace it? | Premise
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This is the seedy beach town of Neptune, California, where nothing happens accidentally. That's why when characters from our favorite books started walking off the pages and characters from every movie, television show, and web series imaginable started showing up here, it was such a huge deal. It's not the first time Neptune has been under the scrutiny of the national public eye, either. When my best friend Lilly Kane was murdered, they turned this town upside down, but that was 10 years ago.
People think of Neptune as glamorous, home to movie stars, but when the class war comes, Neptune will be ground zero. Or at least that's what I used to think. Now, I'm not so sure. These "displaced individuals" - as the media so loves to call them - have changed everything, and I'm going to find out why they're here and how to get them back home. My name is Veronica Mars and I've got one more for the books.
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| WANTED: Characters from Veronica Mars, Teen Wolf, Arrow, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, The Vampire Diaries, Divergent, Harry Potter, Glee, The Hunger Games, Vampire Academy, Pretty Little Liars, Marvel, Once Upon a Time and more!. |
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[04 May 2014|02:33pm] |
![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif) choirroom: Santana, Mike, Artie, Mercedes, Puck, Dani, Bif, Adam, Brody, Ryder, Kitty, Joe, Unique, Sugar, Warblers, Cooper, Jesse St. James, Chandler, Dave Karofsky, and more!
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[04 May 2014|05:59pm] |
Where else would you expect to find what they call "the supernatural" these days? It's the only place we can hide where nobody thinks anything of it. There's always one logical explanation for whatever happens: it's just part of the show, nothing more than illusion, exactly what we want you to see. Go ahead and videotape it. There's no such thing as bad press, and advertising you don't have to pay for is nothing but good for business. Besides, we have people to take care of anything that gets a little bit out of hand.
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