Most guests try to avoid Ms. Lovegood; politely, of course, but the excuses range from finding the restroom to an emergency wardrobe adjustment.
Raymond Sellars isn't one of those people.
He has a reputation for the unorthodox, even for the Capitol, and while he might not indulge in the latest fashions (he always, always settles for so-comfortable-it's-fashionable-again), he does have a keen ear for business. That keen ear says that he's very interested in what Mr. Fizz is doing and he believes that it's worth the risk of getting his eye poked out by Ms. Lovegood's atrocious lion headdress. Raymond leans away slightly to avoid the lion as he sips at his champagne, privately thinks that this party could have done so much better on the drink selection, and smiles and nods.
"Interesting," Raymond says and means it. "Ms. Lovegood, you really should go into a different business! Consulting, maybe. You'd be incredible. It's a crime they keep you in muttations after all these years."
After the party, Raymond's company OmniCorp will immediately start digging up dirt on Mr. Fizz, edging it out so they can take over sponsorship of the research. Thanks to Ms. Lovegood's tip, he's confident he's got one up on another minor rival.
Re: Luna Lovegood / Capitol Bioengineer / Party
Raymond Sellars isn't one of those people.
He has a reputation for the unorthodox, even for the Capitol, and while he might not indulge in the latest fashions (he always, always settles for so-comfortable-it's-fashionable-again), he does have a keen ear for business. That keen ear says that he's very interested in what Mr. Fizz is doing and he believes that it's worth the risk of getting his eye poked out by Ms. Lovegood's atrocious lion headdress. Raymond leans away slightly to avoid the lion as he sips at his champagne, privately thinks that this party could have done so much better on the drink selection, and smiles and nods.
"Interesting," Raymond says and means it. "Ms. Lovegood, you really should go into a different business! Consulting, maybe. You'd be incredible. It's a crime they keep you in muttations after all these years."
After the party, Raymond's company OmniCorp will immediately start digging up dirt on Mr. Fizz, edging it out so they can take over sponsorship of the research. Thanks to Ms. Lovegood's tip, he's confident he's got one up on another minor rival.