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Post by Maximilien Robespierre on Feb 9, 2008 17:18:18 GMT -5
In an effort to quickly acquaint the public with the candidates in this regrettably hurried election, the Times will be running a series of articles about the candidates.
The Invisible Man by Eleanor Esther Cummings
When this reporter first walked into the small venue at which she had planned to meet the final candidate for the Shawl mayor elections, she nearly sat down at a table to await his arrival when a trig blond man stood up from one of the tables near the window and waved her over. Antoine Ginvillione has a surprisingly low profile for a man who looks more like a male model than a politician.
This is seemingly without reason as Ginvillione is as well spoken as most politicians are and as gently opinionated. He preached a Shawl where supernaturals would be held as equals with, as he said it, “careers open to talent.” That is, supernaturals ought to use their powers to improve the town and its economy. If they did, Ginvillione asserts, equality would naturally follow; society accepts independent men of worth. Mildly mannered and charming with his heart in the right place, Ginvillione could be an ideal candidate for mayor —if he had any publicity to speak of.
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