The Palace is officially open for film projections in the West Hall on Fridays at 1 o'clock for day features and 8 o'clock for night features. Viewings are free in order to promote the preservation and appreciation of a culturally significant medium.

We'll be starting the first day feature with Pinocchio, c. 1940, by request.

A night feature has yet to be decided. For those interested, I'm taking other recommendations and I suggest you do make them. Otherwise you may have to settle for Orphée and La Jetée. Together.

...Forgive me, girl.

[See a young man in jeans and a t-shirt. Hear his light German-accented English.]

Does anyone know who serves vegetarian meals in this place? Going to Babylon on an empty stomach is ill-advised.

Thank you.

( ooc )

The Palace is under new management: mine. Adrian Veidt.

If you ever have need for the space, don't hesitate to discuss it with me.

The voting process, when given to us, should never go to waste nor should we take it for granted.

You may want to elect the man who's held this position before with moderate success. You may want to see an individual make good on his word and fulfill all his claims. Some of you no doubt put faith in ambitious youth with grand intentions or the professed intelligence and reserved grace of a woman, the only one running this election. There's he who's most intimately familiar with the City than any of the others, he who redefines the word no to mean yes, and he who's barely of age in any world.

Cast your vote however you wish.

But cast it because you can.

[The feed starts and Ozymandias is holding over his head one individual known as the Comedian.]

I said you'd be late.

[And the old timer goes through a glass window several stories high from street level. When he hears the thud of the Comedian hitting the ground, he dusts his hands off.]

Perhaps you taught too well.