Okay, so. Brody was probably still wondering something. "Majority rules, right? That means...round tables win?" as if this was a game! Pfffft. "But, yes, I agree, they're better for conversation, and easier to arrange throughout the whole Hall...plus, it allows a bit more creativity in said arrangement" like, if they wanted the tables to zig zag around the Hall or something like that.

Yes, round tables worked.

Now...back to the chairs, "Ummm, yes, dining chairs...perhaps the plushy part can be added with the cover?" because he remembered seeing one of those plushy covers between all the samples, and perhaps that was the way to go?

Then Alex said the thing about her just being a kid. Er, he was a kid too! Any idea was useful. Especially now that they'd fallen short...or not...did it truly apply here? The fallen short thing? When they'd gained someone else?

Moving on. "About the tablecloths...we're working with Seasons, right? So, perhaps having them switch from one color to the other while the Seasons switch is the best idea, no? But, I'd rather have just a splash of a characteristic color, not TOO much color..." they had to think of the indoor decorations as well, "...maybe have silver for winter, gold for summer, bronze for fall...and any other for spring" now he couldn't stop talking, and he hadn't given too much thought to this. Imagine if he did.

"Now, centerpieces...I went to a cousins wedding in France, and the centerpieces were too tall, and big, so I had an awfully hard time trying to..." check out what was going on on the other tables, "...admiring the general splendor" yes, that was better, "So, I say, perhaps having something not too tall, so that people can see each other accross the table, and perhaps place some light on top of the centerpiece...as in a floating light...not too bright..." the boy blinked a couple times, "...or a bunch of fireflies, I don't know" some input now.