[center][h3]Roseanne Parker[/h3]
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[b][u]Location;[/u][/b] Town Hall
[b][u]Interacting With;[/u][/b]Julie[/center][hr][hr]

Tallshade was to be the next stepping stone in her career. Another sport on the ladder she had been climbing all her life. This town was dull and it didn't mean much to her, but it had so much potential! Far away from everything, so much space to grow, natural recources to exploit. Possibitlities for tourism and businesses to start here. The previous mayor had been a man of the people. Down to earth and all the other traits that would never lead to greatness. She, on the other hand, was a businesswoman. She had vision, this town would thrive under her rule. So much profit awaited her. 

[b]"Julie, I need more coffee here, chop chop!"[/b] She told her assistant, whom hurried to the kitchen. 
The plans for the weekend were ready, and everything was arranged. The people would have a chance to get to know their new mayor. Well, the people of importance at least. Commonfolk was not something she'd want to bother herself with. Though it was hard to discern the more influential characters from the lesser villagers in this town. In the real world, their achievements would mean little. So far. 
Because she was going to change all that. Everything. This town was going to be born anew. And she needed help with that. She needed to know who she could rely on.

Therefore this weekend was going to be very important. The invitations were send, and she couldn't wait to pick her subordinates. The university was one of the few things worth mentioning, that this town had brought forth. The members of the board had all accepted her invitation. She estimated her chances very high, to extend her influence in that direction. Next to that, some people who owned a business that could potentially be useful one way or the other were invited. It was going to be quite a crowded night. And then there was the priest. Roseanne was an atheist, but many people here weren't. The power of religion to control the people, was not to be underestimated. Perhaps he could be an interesting ally.