80th Candidate - Phoenix Sayer [ D7 ]

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Phoenix Sayer
district 7. mayoral candidate. 26.

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INTRODUCTORY SPEECH
First event.


“The Sayers were not

crafted for violence,

   but to orchestrate it.”

link

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PUBLIC ENDORSEMENTS
Second event.

1. Mackenzie Pryce ; age 20. [ dars ]

2. Erron Auger ; age 20. [ dars ]

3. Bryson Ripsaw ; age 68. [ sbeeg ]

4. Hellemine Cauchemar ; age 17. [ [earthling] ]

5. Ferris Summit ; age 20. [ [earthling] ]

6. Robin Sayer ; age 18. [ ryan ]

7. Lustor Papillion ; age 18. [ ryan ]

8. Taze Alexandrite ; age 18. [ knuckles ]

9. Oblivion Reigns ; age 18. [ knuckles ]

10. Joey Cypher ; age 18. [ Benson Sharpe D3M [Tom] ]

11. Lyndon Blackwood ; age 34. [ Benson Sharpe D3M [Tom] ]

12. Xavier Xart ; age 18. [ marguerite harvard d2a (zori) ]

notes : [earthling] 12 endorsements !

[[earthling]]

Peacekeeper Benedict Tucker approaches Mackenzie Pryce. "Excuse me, I need a moment of your time. Oh, it's Victor Pryce, isn't it? You've endorsed Phoenix Sayer for Mayor. What makes you think he's a worthy candidate?"


dars

[dars]

"I'll break it down into three parts," Mackenzie said, uncrossing his arms and holding up his first finger. "One, he's not Bryson Ripsaw," He'd be damned if he let one of his father's cronies take over as mayor. As far as Mackenzie knew, Phoenix Sayer was the furthest thing from the old man. "Two, he has first-hand experience with the tragedy of the games," he said, holding up a second finger. Maybe that would be enough to garner some god damn empathy for the families of fallen tributes. Lex and Angel had been tossed back into society at the snap of a finger, no therapy, no financial aid. Fuck, Angel didn't even have a home upon his return. "Three," he said, holding up his third finger and thinking for a moment, "he's not Bryson Ripsaw."

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  1 —— passed
  2 —— passed
  3 —— passed
  4 —— passed
  5 —— passed
  6 —— passed
  7 —— passed
  8 —— passed
  9 —— passed
10 —— passed
11 —— passed
12 —— passed
13 —— passed
14 —— passed
15 —— failed

[ TOTAL (RE-ROLLS INCLUDED) : 14/15 ]

#1: 50% of the Public approves of you: dice = 3

→ 1 clear
2 clear
3 miss

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#2: Kiss a baby and it doesn’t cry: dice = 5

→ 1 clear
2 clear
3 clear
4 miss
5 miss

1-5

#3: Meet secretly with your rival candidates and spin the media to your side: dice = 7

→ 1 clear
2 clear
3 clear
4 clear
5 miss
6 miss
7 miss

1-7

#4: Pass a thorough physical inspection from the Peacekeepers: dice = 9

1 clear
2 clear
3 clear
4 clear
5 clear
→ 6 miss
7 miss
8 miss
9 miss

1-9

#5: Print your speech in the local paper to rave reviews: dice = 11

1 clear
2 clear
3 clear
4 clear
5 clear
6 clear
7 miss
8 miss
9 miss
10 miss
→ 11 miss

1-11

#6: Avoid a scandal implicating you with a local beauty: dice = 22

→ 1-10 clear
11-22 miss

1-22

#7: Successfully raise $1,000 in campaign funds: dice = 21

1-9 clear
→ 10-21 miss

1-21

#8: Your campaign posters are given an art award: dice = 19

→ 1-8 clear
9-19 miss

1-19

#9: A former Mayor plans to endorse another candidate, but you convince her to support you instead: dice = 10

→ 1-4 clear
5-10 miss

1-10

#10: President Snow sends you a video message, commending you on your spotless campaign: dice = 6

1 clear
2 clear
→ 3 clear
4 miss
5 miss
6 miss

1-6

#11: A few days before the vote, a team of volunteers goes door to door on your behalf, drumming up support and allowing you to rest: dice = 4

1 clear
2 miss
3 miss
→ 4 miss

1-4

#12: At the last moment, a famous district citizen switches their endorsement to you: dice = 50

1-10 clear
→ 11-50 miss

1-50

#13: The morning the polls open, an elderly citizen buys you coffee: dice = 12

1-2 clear
→ 3-12 miss

1-12

#14: When you go to cast your vote, an orphan walks up to you and declares that he has been adopted and renamed in your honor: dice = 14

1-2 clear
→ 3-14 miss

1-14

#15: You exit the voting booth to raucous applause: dice = 16

1-2 clear
→ 3-16 miss

1-16

1-3·1-5·1-7·1-9·1-11·1-22·1-21·1-19·1-10·1-6·1-4·1-50·1-12·1-14·1-16·1-16

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[ REROLLS ]

#2: Kiss a baby and it doesn’t cry: dice = 5

1 clear
→ 2 clear
3 clear
4 miss
5 miss

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#4: Pass a thorough physical inspection from the Peacekeepers: dice = 9

→ 1 clear
2 clear
3 clear
4 clear
5 clear
6 miss
7 miss
8 miss
9 miss

1-9

#5: Print your speech in the local paper to rave reviews: dice = 11

1 clear
2 clear
→ 3 clear
4 clear
5 clear
6 clear
7 miss
8 miss
9 miss
10 miss
11 miss

1-11

#7: Successfully raise $1,000 in campaign funds: dice = 21

→ 1-9 clear
10-21 miss

1-21

#11: A few days before the vote, a team of volunteers goes door to door on your behalf, drumming up support and allowing you to rest: dice = 4

→ 1 clear
2 miss
3 miss
4 miss

1-4
1-4

#12: At the last moment, a famous district citizen switches their endorsement to you: dice = 50

→ 1-10 clear
11-50 miss

1-50
1-50

#13: The morning the polls open, an elderly citizen buys you coffee: dice = 12

→ 1-2 clear
3-12 miss

1-12

#14: When you go to cast your vote, an orphan walks up to you and declares that he has been adopted and renamed in your honor: dice = 14

→ 1-2 clear [ new character ]
3-14 miss

1-14
1-14

#15: You exit the voting booth to raucous applause: dice = 16

1-2 clear
→ 3-16 miss

1-16
1-16

1-5·1-9·1-11·1-21·1-4·1-4·1-50·1-50·1-12·1-14·1-14·1-16·1-16

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BLITZ TRACKERS
Fifth event.


milk and honey [1]

paper gangsta [3]

perfect strangers [3]

total : 7