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IDEAS:

saint louis - a metropolis inspired by paris in the late 1800s
tnw's city of culture
hot air balloons
buskers on the streets
hustling and bustling // claustrophobic
structured by social class
they still use money - currency called chreqeud
based on late 1800s/early 1900s america
people have real jobs
stagecoach is the most common form of travel besides walking obvs
the city is well maintained and self-sufficient
river runs through the city
a large park with a pond where toy boats bob around and a butterfly glasshouse
theres a livery which stables thoroughbreds - richer people who own these horses use them to race them at saint louis' race course
i'll type up more ideas later bye

history: it was a rich town back in the day with a lot of people who had a lot of money living there. trying to avoid the chaos of tnw when the electricity went down, they continued to try and live the life of luxury. nowadays its the closest people will get to a normal life which is what attracts people to the city.

roles (ideas of jobs idk)
mayor
deputy
banker
butcher
blacksmith
elite
farmer
barber
doctor
launderer
law men & town marshal
laborer
merchant
messenger
outlaw
religious workers
saloon workers
theatre actors / musicians / artists
boutique owners
dress makers
teacher

[spoiler=one of the many drafts i will write]Saint Louis is a city that'd been influenced by the Parisians who flocked to the city long before the blackout. Based in the mountainous greenlands, the outskirts of Saint Louis is modest, hiding the true gem of the city inside. The only entrance to the city is over a bridge, the city otherwise surrounded by a swampy marshland. Many factories reside in the outskirts as well as flats closely built together to house the lowest societal class whom of which often work in said factories. As one travels into the heart of the city, they will first pass a series of streets with shop after shop after shop. From general stores to cafes to barber shops to bakeries, these streets are often very humble and only sell mere basics. Above these shops are often apartments where the lower class often reside, bartering on the streets and working hard to make ends meet.

Creeping further into the heart of Saint Louis, the city begins to grow more regal in appearance, often well-kept and beautifully decorated. Architecture is elegant, the roads are paved with grey bricks and colorful floral arrangements are planted in hanging pots outside buildings, weaving up glorious black lampposts and planted in risen plant beds. There are many stagecoaches which act as the 'taxis' of Saint Louis, transporting people and goods across the large bustling city. Expensive restaurants and bars, salons, fancy boutiques and hat shops, liquor and cigar stores and floral stores are often found along these streets. Buskers are often stood along the side of the street, sometimes playing a cheerful tune on the trumpet or a small group singing as a barbershop quartet. A church with stained glass windows can be seen along the street.

There is a museum of aviation located magnificently on display at the end of one street. Glider planes and hot air balloons are on show as well as a history of flight pre-blackout. Turning left down the street will find you heading towards the city hall with a garden extending out towards the mayor's house. Onsite there is a smaller cottage where his staff live, as well as a private stables for his racehorses. Nearby is a public livery where the elite can stable their thoroughbreds for located here is a large racecourse where races are often held. There is one of four major bars settled on this racecourse, often a hub where many gather on race days to get their bets in with a drink. In this area there are many residential areas dispersed around here. Houses for the middle class citizens overlook pretty grey brick streets with decently sized rooms and garden.

Turning left down another street leads you to the part of the city which makes Saint Louis notable for its culture. Though monotonous compared to the rest of the higher end of the city, _____ it the hub for artists, actors and musicians hoping to get their shot at being a local celebrity. There are many small shops which take place as privately owned art galleries and also there is a theatre which performs shows every day of the week apart from Sundays. Tuesday through to Friday is reserved for the show company whilst on Saturdays and Mondays the theatre is often flooded with people who wish to listen to live music or comedy. Art is drawn across the walls.

Nearby _____ is a street notable for its Sunday marketplaces. Often lower to middle class citizens who wish to earn a couple of Chreqeuds (Saint Louis' currency) will be found here manning stalls, selling items such as flower arrangements, soaps, cheeses, fresh produce, breads, chocolates, small keepsakes and jewelry. Further along this street you are met with the trading port where horse and wagons are stockpiled with produce and other valuables to be transported to surrounding areas. A dirt track serpentines out of the busy gridlock city into a more scenic area. A green belt surrounds a single paved track which leads you out of the main city and into the most sought after residential area: the ______.

This is where all of the elite live, trying to live a life of luxury. Although everybody in the city is free to make use of the amenities in this area, its often more easily accessible to the residents of this area. A bridge which crosses a river will find you headed into ______.  Firstly, before heading into the more built up area, there is a beautiful park which is passed. Here, there is a pond which is often seen with little toy boats bobbing around in the water. Walking further into this park, there is a large geodesic dome shaped lepidopterarium. Here, butterflies are bred and are free to flutter about in a beautiful biome, open to the general public. Further along there is a more high-end area of the city, all built up with fancy restaurants, boutiques, bars and tailors.

The Boulevard is where many of the richest residents live. Beautiful houses lined up in a row boasts spacious rooms, beautifully decorated architecture and large gardens. Travelling down the street, you are eventually met with a promenade which overlooks the river. Many amenities are found here such as cafes, boat rides, pharmacies and so on. Live music is often played in this area, making it a beautiful place to spend the afternoon.[/spoiler]

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whole squad out here happening

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invites myself
Henlo hope u don’t mind
I think we friends yes

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