[OOC] Storylines
Not the best, but meh...
New Arrival: When Farley first crosses through the Rift, he will be beyond terrified, considering that he was being sent on a suicide mission back in his own world. If this isn't a trick by the Shadow, then who knows where the hell he is (Hell being a considerable possibility)? Needless to say, he'll really need someone to calm him down (probably someone who can talk him down without either parties winding up hurt or dead - Remember the gun?) and someone to get him somewhere safe and out of the way where he can recover when his powers surface. Dr. Emmet Brown ( clockwork_doc)
A Whole New World: Despite the fact that he's now stranded in another world, his curiosity sometimes surfaces at the oddest moments. He'll need someone to explain some things (or at least keep him from using the "Ooh, what's this" technique when it could cause trouble for himself and others). Especially who that strangely familiar-looking man named Tim Curry is... (Three openings) Cole Anderson, ( holdtothem)
The Way That You See Me: Eventually, someone may recognize who Farley is (based off the movie), and though they won't accuse him out publicly about what he's done, they will keep an eye on him in case he ever tries something. Though Farley doesn't know who they are, he knows that eventually the subject of his past will come up in a situation he can't escape from. (One opening)
The Meeting of the Used: Farley now realizes he's been used and that he's willingly let himself be used, and this'll make him trickier to get close to, but he'll need someone to commiserate with, even if it's only vague details. (One opening) River Tam (biverbam)
I Need A Change: Though he's calmer, he has no idea what the deal is with his powers, never mind how to control them. Furthermore, he wants to not slip down the path he was traveling when he first came through the Rift. Thirdly, he wants to learn how to defend himself in whatever way he can. Revan Onasi ( curtainfalling)
History Repeats Itself: Farley may eventually run into someone who reminds him of either the good people in his life (his parents, Alexander), the annoyances (a scientist he worked under), or his former Khan (Shiwan).
In the Beginning: Though Farley doesn't openly acknowledge what happened to his parents on a conscious level, it's still there. Needless to say, he'll react to this person's parental issues, though how it'll happen depends on the person. (One opening)
The Guardian: Second only to his parents in his memory is his uncle, particularly when it comes to inspiring guilt. Needless to say, this person will wind up earning Farley's respect and, in some small way, his obedience. Doc Brown (
clockwork_doc)
The Boss: Farley's last employer, Dr. Reinhardt Lane, was the one who'd been working on the beryllium sphere when Shiwan "recruited" Farley. The man's desire to do something beneficial with the results (meaning nothing that would earn fame/money/etc.) had been the catalyst of Farley accepting said offer. As a result, this person will end up receiving some small assistance from Farley (even if they annoy him a little). (One opening)
The Woman: Margo, Margo, Margo. The reminder of the times when Farley wasn't thinking with the right organ. Needless to say, interactions with this woman will be awkward, especially considering where the situation with Margo went, and since he's been rid of his "God's gift to women" delusions, he realizes he has no clue when it comes to women. (One opening)
The Hero: This person will remind Farley of the Shadow, whom he'd been sent to kill (and would have wound up being killed by had he not gone through the Rift). This person doesn't seem to have it out for Farley in any way, shape, or form, and yet they still scare him. (One opening)
The Villain: This person also terrifies Farley, but he also despises them, especially because their methods or goals remind him of the Khan's. Needless to say, he will avoid this person like the Plague. (one opening)
Hope For the Future: Eventually Farley will be dragged out of hiding by someone, and though the results will be awkward, he's not totally afraid of trying to get to know people (even though it will be tricky). He'll need this to prove that he can change for the better. (Multiple openings; depends on where I go with this)
New Arrival: When Farley first crosses through the Rift, he will be beyond terrified, considering that he was being sent on a suicide mission back in his own world. If this isn't a trick by the Shadow, then who knows where the hell he is (Hell being a considerable possibility)? Needless to say, he'll really need someone to calm him down (probably someone who can talk him down without either parties winding up hurt or dead - Remember the gun?) and someone to get him somewhere safe and out of the way where he can recover when his powers surface. Dr. Emmet Brown ( clockwork_doc)
A Whole New World: Despite the fact that he's now stranded in another world, his curiosity sometimes surfaces at the oddest moments. He'll need someone to explain some things (or at least keep him from using the "Ooh, what's this" technique when it could cause trouble for himself and others). Especially who that strangely familiar-looking man named Tim Curry is... (Three openings) Cole Anderson, ( holdtothem)
The Way That You See Me: Eventually, someone may recognize who Farley is (based off the movie), and though they won't accuse him out publicly about what he's done, they will keep an eye on him in case he ever tries something. Though Farley doesn't know who they are, he knows that eventually the subject of his past will come up in a situation he can't escape from. (One opening)
The Meeting of the Used: Farley now realizes he's been used and that he's willingly let himself be used, and this'll make him trickier to get close to, but he'll need someone to commiserate with, even if it's only vague details. (One opening) River Tam (biverbam)
I Need A Change: Though he's calmer, he has no idea what the deal is with his powers, never mind how to control them. Furthermore, he wants to not slip down the path he was traveling when he first came through the Rift. Thirdly, he wants to learn how to defend himself in whatever way he can. Revan Onasi ( curtainfalling)
History Repeats Itself: Farley may eventually run into someone who reminds him of either the good people in his life (his parents, Alexander), the annoyances (a scientist he worked under), or his former Khan (Shiwan).
In the Beginning: Though Farley doesn't openly acknowledge what happened to his parents on a conscious level, it's still there. Needless to say, he'll react to this person's parental issues, though how it'll happen depends on the person. (One opening)
The Guardian: Second only to his parents in his memory is his uncle, particularly when it comes to inspiring guilt. Needless to say, this person will wind up earning Farley's respect and, in some small way, his obedience. Doc Brown (
clockwork_doc)
The Boss: Farley's last employer, Dr. Reinhardt Lane, was the one who'd been working on the beryllium sphere when Shiwan "recruited" Farley. The man's desire to do something beneficial with the results (meaning nothing that would earn fame/money/etc.) had been the catalyst of Farley accepting said offer. As a result, this person will end up receiving some small assistance from Farley (even if they annoy him a little). (One opening)
The Woman: Margo, Margo, Margo. The reminder of the times when Farley wasn't thinking with the right organ. Needless to say, interactions with this woman will be awkward, especially considering where the situation with Margo went, and since he's been rid of his "God's gift to women" delusions, he realizes he has no clue when it comes to women. (One opening)
The Hero: This person will remind Farley of the Shadow, whom he'd been sent to kill (and would have wound up being killed by had he not gone through the Rift). This person doesn't seem to have it out for Farley in any way, shape, or form, and yet they still scare him. (One opening)
The Villain: This person also terrifies Farley, but he also despises them, especially because their methods or goals remind him of the Khan's. Needless to say, he will avoid this person like the Plague. (one opening)
Hope For the Future: Eventually Farley will be dragged out of hiding by someone, and though the results will be awkward, he's not totally afraid of trying to get to know people (even though it will be tricky). He'll need this to prove that he can change for the better. (Multiple openings; depends on where I go with this)