Editing Airs of the Mayoral Ball

{{Retired}}
{{Election}}
{{Quality
|Icon = Reveller.png
|Quality type = Randomizer
|Discrete = yes
|Raise = no
|Lower = no
|Description = What can you see? Who can you overhear?}}

==Levels==
*1-19: ''A notorious publican is promising his establishments for use of the candidate willing to bid the highest. "The only way to guarantee your supporters vote, or keep your opponents from finding the polling station!"''
*20-32: ''Several artists are arguing over who gets to paint the mayor's portrait for posterity. A timid novice inquires if she might model for it.''
*33-40: ''A chorus of nuns descends from the upper floors bearing gifts for Sinning Jenny, for which they receive gifts in turn. A Mercurial Prioress hefts a new set of rosary beads calculatingly.''
*40-65: ''A poet is regaling the Scarlet Drawing Room with boasts of the patronage he's received from the Mayor. He is somewhat crestfallen when Sinning Jenny is heard to declare she'd never heard of him but she's sure he's just lovely.''
*66+: ''A bevvy of students from the Finishing School are capering about the balconies. They wave from on high, before being chased by an irate schoolmistress.''
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'''Ball''':
1: ''Several members of the Worshipful Company of Victualers gather by the hearth, discussing vintages in oblique terms. "Scurrilous, with a hint of vinegar." "Don't be ridiculous, this is from the south bank. You can taste the white-headed fronds." "Don't be loathsome. I'm detecting a hint of celery and a lovely note of pique." They begin to discuss candidates. "Which is ours again?" One asks plaintively, before being hushed by her fellows.
34: ''The Bishop of Southwark is exchanging a joke with Sinning Jenny,  who is pouring him another sherry. The Jovial Contrarian is promenading the room, with the head of the Humble Order of Mudlarkers and Steeplejacks walking beside his chair. The Illuminated Gentleman is entertaining a gathering of artists in the Crimson Drawing Room. Jenny happens to glance into the room, and then swiftly pours the Bishop another sherry.
66: ''An illusionist from the Honourable Company of Stereoscopists is displaying a kaleidoscope in the Lesser Carmine Lounge, declaring it will show the face of the winner. A Vinegary Baronet squints into the glass and shouts "Our next mayor shall have a face lacking any feature but dazzling in its colours!", to much general amusement. The illusionist shutters her kaleidoscope and stalks out of the room.

'''Mingle''':
1: ''Whispers come from behind the Carmine Drawing Room door. You can hear the clink of glasses.
34: ''Raucous laughter can be heard coming from the Crimson Drawing Room.~
66: ''Applause goes up from the Lesser Carmine Lounge.
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