Liliana certainly didn't see parties as a waste of time. To be able to feel a sort of freedom in the dance, the beauty in the fashion. It felt, well, rather magical. While she could argue her views on the matter for days, she wasn't stupid enough to get on anyone's wrong side unless she was unfortunately related to them. She had to play nice, make herself presentable. Being vague was typically the way to go, being polite certainly was.

Part of her worried that she was lost in a sea of debutantes. She would need to stand out in the right sort of way. Her coming out ball hadn't landed any offers of courtship that she personally knew of. What needed to be done was to get out of her disgraced mother's shadow. To present herself as her father's daughter, though not for his infamous... choices.

Dancing was nice and all, but taking the time to stand aside and perhaps talk to someone without being whisked around was more opportune if she was to get herself to a more memorable status. "The festivities have been delightful, though a tad repetitive. Nothing seems too original tonight." It really wasn't the most creative of occasions, though it did get people together and helped debutantes like herself to gain further connections.