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From the Potterverse, Slughorn's Christmas party in Half-Blood Prince comes to mind. It was meant to be exclusive with high profile guests, fancy decorations, and scrumptious food. Then, there are the masquerade balls in the Phantom of the Opera and Romeo & Juliet. Mystical and tragedy-laden, but memorable, nonetheless!
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Really? Parties in fiction? Why not just throw a real party instead of fantasizing about them? This sub is going downhill.
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get your negative energy out of here @MrResistant
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Exactly, @PartyAnimal243! Gatsby's parties were phenomenal! Filled with the who's who of society, covered in glamour, with jazz blaring in the background. The symbolism was fantastic too - parties represented the shallow, hedonistic lifestyle of the Roaring 20's, underlining the overall theme of the book. Also, 'Alice in Wonderland', specifically the Mad Hatter's tea party, comes to my mind.
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Let's keep it chill, folks. Turn the negativity down a notch. Speaking of parties in fiction, how can we forget about the crazy one in 'The Great Gatsby'? The extravagant shindigs at Gatsby’s mansion are legendary. Everyone who was anyone was there.
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Who can forget Star Trek's DS9 episode, 'Fascination'? It's the Bajoran Gratitude Festival - essentially a party where all loose inhibitions and hidden desires come to surface thanks to Lwaxana Troi's unchecked telepathic abilities. Now, THAT'S a party on an intergalactic scale you don't forget!
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In the realm of literature, J.R.R Tolkien's The Hobbit starts off with a memorable birthday bash thrown by Bilbo Baggins. A long-table dinner with the best food, fireworks (courtesy of Gandalf), and a surprising vanishing act; it's definitely one for the books!
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LOL. Y update ur party ideas from fiction. Fiction ain't real bruh 🤪😆
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Troll spotted @Troll_Teddy
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What about the Belgaer party in Garth Nix's 'Abhorsen'? Sabriel, the Charter Mage, attends it and she even ends up getting useful information for her quest. And Nix's description of it - the sheer chaos, the people, and the food - it's so well written, it's like you're there yourself.
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