Heading to the party...

Standing in your room, you briefly struggle with what to wear to the party. Eventually you settle on your best pair of matching blue underwear, a nice almost knee-length skirt, a tank top, and a long, light wraparound sweater. You decide not to spend a few dollars taking a cab do Evette’s house, because driving there seems like a bad idea. You give the cab driver the address and you’re on your way.

You’ve never seen Evette’s house, but you know the neighborhood and you’ve heard stories. Supposedly, her dad got lucky with a few investments when he was young, and now they live in Creekside’s wealthiest neighborhood in an enormous old mansion. When the driver drops you off, you find that you still have to walk a ways up a driveway to get to the front door. You start seeing other teenagers walking up the drive. Clearly Evette has invited a lot of people, and clearly her house can accommodate it.

By the time you get to the house, the sun is starting to set. When you walk up to the front door, you can hear music and laughter from inside. An a couple of Asian guys is standing at the door waiting to be let in, but you figure that no one will mind if you simply let yourself in. The guys follow you, and it doesn’t take long for you to be spotted by Evette who runs over to greet you. She’s looking like she almost got in to costume for the party. She’s wearing a pair of very tight acid wash jeans, a Black Sabbath t-shirt with the collar torn wide and safety-pinned shut, and her hair sprayed in to a sort of 80’s punk do.

“Hey Dani, I’m so glad you came! There are some many people, here, and I don’t think I know most of them. Still, basically everybody you’ve ever met is probably at the party somewhere doing something, you’ll just have to walk around and find whoever you’re looking for. I’ve got to stay here in the front for a while to greet people but I’ll come find you later. Meanwhile, walk around, explore, have fun! There’s a bar in the living room.” With that, Evette kissed you on the cheek, once again showing a familiarity that you find appealing and confusing.

There would seem to be so much going on that you’re hard pressed to decide what to do. So, you look around to see if there is anyone you recognize. After looking around for a moment, you see…