This post exists to give any readers a bit of insight to this rendition of Hermes. You may reply out of character only.

( List a little telling )

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It's been quite a time. I've lost most of my interested in roleplaying Hermes - shift of interests, gravitation towards easier characters, the like. I haven't quite put him away yet, but to move on, Hermes had a dream. A dream of being pulled into paintings and breathing the blood of his children. In one of the calmer moments, there was a camp. A ( Read more... )

BASICS

FULL NAME: Hermes.
MEANING: The One You Owe Every Good Thing That Has Ever Happened In Your Life To.
NICKNAME: H.
MEANING: Goddamnit Why Do You Make Cake So Difficult.
ACTUAL AGE: A while into the existence of the universe.
RESIDENCE: Everywhere.
AGE APPEARANCE: Approximately 30’s.
BIRTHDAY: June 4.
ASTROLOGICAL SIGN: Gemini.
SPECIES: Divine!
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( I didn't ask you to serve me, I asked you to help me. )

Hermes meets someone who writes Greek badly. This must be amended immediately, because Hermes is a Letter Nazi. They get to talking about things they hide and homosexuality. It's all very exciting, and when Theta rejects considering the possibility that he could be gay, the god cries, "Denial is his door!"

With Theta: (shaky_lines)
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So there's this Jupiter girl, with purple hair. Hermes knows of her through Cyrus and Mars and Saturn. He's excited and pleased with himself that he met the last of the planetary trio, and will laugh endlessly that she called him a creep.

With Jupiter: (g3_jupiter)
The funniest contentment.
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Often, Hermes doesn't mean what he says. This entry is a note to myself on the stories behind his words. You may reply out of character only.

For a thread with Cyrus (will_be_god):
This is the story Hermes tells: 
( Two ways of the same... )

Let these words give opinion on the most catching ones he ventures across. In fast treading it will grow and strengthen. Let our encounters last as long as interest is retained, for what is brief may not be cause to recall.

( Give a view of mind )