the same big and little words [all spelling out desire]

[sandra_lanimil]

RPG-wise; I have a habit of casting myself into the stereotype of the Antihero, the Morally Ambigious & Tomented Loner - the character who does evil deeds, and is forgiven by the audience because he (mostly he) is acting out of a ruined, painful background and is generally aware of his transgressions

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[misread_]

Lestat de Lioncourt, oh yes. I'm waiting for that day. Though Louis would be a better fit, fishywise.

... Hamlet. I'm sorry, I had to.

I'm perfectly sure almost every anti-hero in the books you've read in your youth would fit you like a glove.

A handful of demons. I'm tempted to say Satan, but no. Perhaps a young version, but not the final version, the way we view him.

Any vigilante, seriously. Long as they're tortured souls, it'll work. XD

You'll have to give me more time for actual names, am busy packing, but to end this on a slightly cracky note; Batman, but only if played by Christian Bale.

[misread_]

asjhbsf;afkjafkjbg RATH ROIBEN RYE, ROFL HOW COULD I FORGET.

[sandra_lanimil]

Oh, ha. I'd have fun with Lestat, but I'd get more into Louis. He suffers more. 4 ftw. Come to that, though, you'd do a good Louis.

Hamlet, oh, I'd LOVE to. Gosh.

Not the Morningstar. I do rather enjoy demons and fallen angels, but I would feel too constricted by Himself. Besides, noone does him like Blackie. I play two of his sons, and frolic in the angst.

BATMAN XDDDDDDDD just for that, I am tempted to try. lmfao. that takes the prize for most unexpected. You'd be cool as ...Rachel? What's her name, the reporter.

Roiben, oh, Roiben. That's almost too easy. So much love.

[misread_]

"Suffers more than he deserves". We keep that as theme line, now. XD

IKNOWRIGHT, I was thinking Shakespeare and one has to appreciate the Danish background. Giggles.

Still searching, nrr nrr nrr.

[sandra_lanimil]

'Merciful death. How you love your precious guilt.

Poodles, what. XD

well, considering we went to the castle and all, I guess I should have seen it coming.

*pets*

[misread_]

Lord, what I wouldn't give for a drop of good old-fashioned Creole blood.
-Yankees are not to your taste?
Their democratic flavor doesn't suit my palate, Louis.

They own me hardcore.

Only a little. ♥ Gah, the casements. Whenever I think of them, Theo shudders.

Come to New Orleans then. The Paris Opera's in town. We can try some French cuisine.
-Forgive me if I have a lingering respect for mortal life.

Louis, you would be delicious to play. Delicious.

[sandra_lanimil]

See, I told you. You'd have fun. And so would I.

[misread_]

We never really did the vampire cliché with our puppies, did we? Cautious steps, a glance or two, and that was it.

[sandra_lanimil]

...no, but you're not the first to suggest Blaise as a vampire.

[misread_]

I should hope not! If he can be a demon he can bloody (>>) well be a vampire, too. I do remember us imagining sceneries, rather than focus on our characters. Something club-ish, red, dark clothes.

... see. Not a far stretch from demon business.

[sandra_lanimil]

The BloodRed Rose XD

Because Vampire absolutely much be played with cliches.

[misread_]

The concept itself is a cliché. oo Blocks out all other cliches within. Or something, idek.

[sandra_lanimil]

YES EXACTLY YOU GOT IT.

I do love vampire. XD Ah, the only game where you can introduce yourself as Cassandra Rawen and not have to giggle.

[misread_]

Probably the only concept that makes people want to roll their eyes and jump up in delight to play at the exact same time.

[sandra_lanimil]

XDDDD exactly. Vampire is the Game For Fours.

[misread_]

Quite. Also submissive nines to follow vamps around with stars in their eyes.

... Does the world even have toppy nines.

Theo: Do not look at me.

Wasn't planning to, you're a total wreck to my case.