How often does he dye his feathers?
So it'll go like this: A person posts a question to the above user's OC. Then, after a new person posts a question, the first person edits their post to have an answer.
Something like
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Person A: (posts a question to the above person) Person B: Does (person A) like cupcakes? |
then Person A edits their post so it's like
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Person A: (posts a question to the above person) Person B: Does (person A) like cupcakes? Person C: Could (person B) defeat Goku in a fight? |
then
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Person A: (posts a question to the above person) Person B: Does (person A) like cupcakes? Person C: Could (person B) defeat Goku in a fight? |
EDIT: Try and ask questions that lead to the development of characters!
EDIT2: Cant believe this needs to be said, but make your posts legible!!!!
EDIT3: Also. Read the person's profile before you ask a question!
Follow these rules or I'll implement a banlist!
I'll edit this post to include a response to the next person's question, once somebody posts!
(re: "Do you enjoy sitting in a garden to relax?")
"A garden? Pfeh! What kind of pansy-ass garbage is that? Lemme tell you how I relax! A warm, musty couch, some snacks, and video games! Hah!" ((But to be honest, she might enjoy just lounging around under a tree on a hot day))
Have his past and mental health ever gotten in the way of his work? How does he deal with it?
Sure! (sorry for the late reply and bad english)
Starting with the obvious one, but the white feather against his black hair alludes to the whole magpie theme which at some point he just embraced because it was haunting him anyway, the red pearl is a type of crystal (likely red jasper) and is from a broken necklace of one of the older women at the place he grew up in, who helped him a lot and, well, just means a lot to him? It was a gift for once and nothing he has stolen. The white "band" in his hair is actually a crewmate's hair braided together and kind of a reminder that he 'owes him' for saving his life (more than once, but since he also gets him in a fair bit of trouble they stopped counting), it's not a literal promise or contract and more a reminder he likes to keep (besides he would treasure anything that man gives him tbh). Aaand the moon pendant on his necklace/the whole necklace is a gift from his s/o because when they started talking it used to always be at night, so it has a bit of sentimental/symbolic value. (Mostly because Amos has bad sleep and tends to wander around at night and his s/o does not need a lot of sleep so he is usually the one manning the ship at night).
confusedthing May I ask what some of the pearls/pendants mean?
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“Did she visit greece at some point, or she come from a greek family?” So far, I’m thinking one of her parents is Greek/Australian, and the other is Japanese. Her mother is likely going to be the Greek/Australian one, and she looks quite similar to her.
Did she visit greece at some point, or she come from a greek family?
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It's based on his experience, he just felt minimalism looks soulless and boring. He goes to art museums sometimes and he didn't like modern art section with minimalism content. Also he finds minimalism "too corporate" and empty.
Would she have enjoyed being born elsewhere or in a different type of family, or does she like having been born the way she is?
For my headcanon, it's kinda rare that Pokemon stick around as ghosts. One of the few examples is the marrowak in Lavender that turns into the vengeful ghost. Haven't decided what determines if a Pokemon moves on our sticks around in undeath, maybe if they feel an extreme amount of "I can't die here, my goal isn't complete" or something. Stygian died along side his trainer while fighting enraged wild Pokemon and felt he needed to survive for the trainer's sake, not knowing they died as well.
How/why did Styg reach this undead state? Is this something which normally happens to pokemon in his world, or is he a special case? Is it more common to pass into the beyond, or to end up like him? Void_Lizard
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Oh, but of course :) right here in his microscheduler: 75 minutes worth of "mental health timeout" per week in which he gets all his breakdowns out of the way. It's worth the commitment! After all, the only way to stay effective is to look after one's mind and body 😄 ! <--[grappling with a potentially life-threatening eating disorder] But really, a lot of what he does *is* pretty asocial. After you've been making lead-sheets for 4 hours and practicing for another 5, interacting with yet another venue manager is almost a refreshing pleasure.
Look. He'll think about "lifestyle sustainability" once it starts being a problem :) In his late fourties, perhaps. (Xave. it's comin' at you way faster than that babe 😔)
ramyune First of all, really love Haru's story! It's so bittersweet to me :'3c
For the question: if Haru did accomplished his goal of helping the Insurgency wins the war and survive to see the day, what does he plans to do in the aftermath? Any changes he would do, or maybe he's content with managing his cafe as it is now?
v Ooo those are some really good questions! Tysm!!
I keep forgeting to include it in his bio, but Valdis' organization actually specialize in arms trafficking and people smuggling! It played a major role in a fictional war that occured in his world setting. Only after he took over did it expands to taking up contact killing and kidnapping as well.
While most of his victims are what you'd expect, like rival mobsters, traitors or cops, he does goes after civilains too, but specifically the family members of the previous listed. He only goes after any other kind of civilians if they crossed him really badly!