I like my memes

Jan 19, 2011 11:51

Because I'm bored and alone and have been wanting to do this for a while, here are two roleplay memes.

Pick a character and I will give and explain the top five ideas/concepts/etc I keep in mind while roleplayinging that character that I believe are essential to accurately depicting them. Any and all characters welcome (including ones I haven't ( Read more... )

kiseki, rp is serious business, trying not to clutter your f-lists, meme

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Fuu narrow_my_bed January 20 2011, 09:28:54 UTC
- She's not a shy or insecure person you hear that, MKR anime? Considering her reserved body language and her quietness it may seem like she is at first, but she's really quite confident in her intelligence and her strength, and she won't hesitate to approach people and take action if need be. She's also not selfless. Sure, she says that "for the sake of the people that love her, she needs to care for herself", but she really does mean that, and cares for herself accordingly. She won't risk her life unless it's for a really worthy cause and there's no other option, she'll ask for help when she needs it and not overwork herself needlessly.

- She's polite to a fault. Always. Even with enemies. Even with close friends and family. Take care to add things like "I'm sorry to ask this, but...", "I apologise for this, but...", "would it be alright if..." etc, etc.

- She n_n's a lot; at her enemies, when in mortal peril, etc, but she's not a typical "n_n character". That is, she won't hide her feelings or her pain needlessly, especially not with the people she knows and trusts. She knows how unhealthy that kind of behaviour is.

- She's very kind and compassionate. It's the source of her power, after all, and she will always be very concerned about the welfare of others. This isn't to say she'll exaggerate matters (if it's just the common cold, it's just the common cold) or be overprotective or coddling when she knows you can handle it.

- She's not an airhead. Those weird observations and odd ways of making sense of hers do actually make sense; they're never ever nonsensical.

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