Re: My IoD charactersannwfynMay 23 2010, 10:49:58 UTC
4) An uncharitable, but entirely true description of your character - how they could be described by someone who knew them very well, but didn't like them at all.
Rosie - spoilt little princess.
Venice - psychotic junkie.
Rio - stroppy wolf blood.
Ruthie - creepy stalker perfumier.
Rae - dipshit hippy.
5) A redeeming feature about your character.
Rosie - there’s not an ounce of malice in her. She gets angry, she gets fired up, but there’s nothing cruel in her. She doesn’t mean to be mean, she does always really want to do the right thing, even if she doesn’t quite know what it is, and she does love her friends and family very much indeed. She’s hopeful, imaginative, brave and gallant. She just doesn’t really know where she’s going with all that.
Venice - she’s another character who is, on the quiet, fiercely loyal to those she cares for and would happily carve out her heart for them without a moment’s hesitation. She has also had so much very crap to deal with throughout her life, which she has come through on sheer grit and steel - she’s probably the toughest of my characters, mentally speaking. She’s clever, witty, creative, generous, talented and very good fun to be around, I think. She just has a lot of baggage she carries with her.
Rio - she’s the sanest of my characters. No, really, she is. OK, she has issues, but they are all big and real issues which she actually does try to cope with as best she can. She’s savagely intelligent, fiercely loyal and does do her best to hold her family together. And (OK, this is a group redeeming feature), they do all stick together. Honestly, the Knight/Anderson/Richards/Wolfman extended mob feels like the most realistic family dynamic I’ve ever played and I’m really really fond of it.
Ruthie - she’s a true artist, she experiences the world like almost no one else.
Rae - she cooks, she cleans, she likes gardening and animals and she also gives all body tongue massages. How many people can you really say that about?
Rosie - spoilt little princess.
Venice - psychotic junkie.
Rio - stroppy wolf blood.
Ruthie - creepy stalker perfumier.
Rae - dipshit hippy.
5) A redeeming feature about your character.
Rosie - there’s not an ounce of malice in her. She gets angry, she gets fired up, but there’s nothing cruel in her. She doesn’t mean to be mean, she does always really want to do the right thing, even if she doesn’t quite know what it is, and she does love her friends and family very much indeed. She’s hopeful, imaginative, brave and gallant. She just doesn’t really know where she’s going with all that.
Venice - she’s another character who is, on the quiet, fiercely loyal to those she cares for and would happily carve out her heart for them without a moment’s hesitation. She has also had so much very crap to deal with throughout her life, which she has come through on sheer grit and steel - she’s probably the toughest of my characters, mentally speaking. She’s clever, witty, creative, generous, talented and very good fun to be around, I think. She just has a lot of baggage she carries with her.
Rio - she’s the sanest of my characters. No, really, she is. OK, she has issues, but they are all big and real issues which she actually does try to cope with as best she can. She’s savagely intelligent, fiercely loyal and does do her best to hold her family together. And (OK, this is a group redeeming feature), they do all stick together. Honestly, the Knight/Anderson/Richards/Wolfman extended mob feels like the most realistic family dynamic I’ve ever played and I’m really really fond of it.
Ruthie - she’s a true artist, she experiences the world like almost no one else.
Rae - she cooks, she cleans, she likes gardening and animals and she also gives all body tongue massages. How many people can you really say that about?
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