1. How important is realism to you when you roleplay or write ( Read more... )

From Maine to New York and Back Again...

ooc: answering an older prompt here.

1. How distinctive is your character's voice? How did you develop it?I’m going to answer this survey for several characters at once. I try to give each of them a distinct voice in print that is as unique to me as their characterization in my mind. To come up with a voice or tone that they use when posting to character journals or answering prompts ( Read more... )

Show us some of your achievements! Bring out your trophies, your proud moments, your fourth grade spelling award - anything goes.


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All characters are fictional, right? They exist in your head, and you tell them what to do and when to do it. So what would happen to you if you woke up one day to find your character standing on your doorstep. How would you react? Would you have anything to appologize for? What, if anything, would you do together?Pippa- I'd play the ignorance card ( Read more... )

1. Make a post with any/ all of the following -( list of muses and details )

THE LIST
1. Waverly Windsor
2. Rory Stone
3. Cait MacEibhir
4. Peter Webster
5. Pippa Kerr
6. Ruairi MacEibhir
7. Abby Lockhart
8. Chantal Weller
9. Anrai MacEibhir
10. Laine MacEibhir

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1. What gender of character do you play more of, male or female? Why?I happen to have more female primary characters. I say primary because with my OCs and even the canon characters I pick up, I try to write them as a whole person with friends, family, random whonots in their daily lives. This means I write secondary and tertiary characters as well ( Read more... )

Think of an item or symbol from every day life that could stand for your mother, father, spouse, best friend, or other person who is important to you. If you don't want to use someone from your life, pick something that you think needs to be symbolized. Write about why that symbol stands for that person or thing.


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Friendship: Post a picture of your friends, or if you are not graphically challenged, write a short drabble about friendship

I tend to sort the people in my life into two groups: dancers and those who do not dance. And by do not dance, I mean in a professional capacity.

( The Dance Crowd )