Ohh, what the heck. I'm flexible. I guess I don't really need to stalk the RP for a week. But, fff, thanks for holding him anyway.
Your name: Meowzy.
AIM or other method of contact: ThaMeowzy.
Main method of Roleplaying: I have the most experience in journal-based roleplaying, but am perfectly willing to do it over AIM as well.
Character: Kratos Aurion.
Tales Game: Tales of Symphonia.
What grade they're in/what position they'll have in school: Is PE teacher still available? I think that'd be perfect.
A paragraph or two about them: Kratos is a calculative, stoic sort of guy. One might think that it comes from being alive for four-thousand years, but that's not correct. He was like this even before he gained his Cruxis Crystal. While seemingly very independent, Kratos actually needs someone to follow in order to function. His "light of hope", if you will. A few people have already assumed this position throughout his lifetime. Most notably Mithos, Anna and Lloyd. It isn't until the end of the game that he realizes he needs to step up and take responsibility for his actions, instead of following someone else and going along with their ideals.
Kratos rarely talks about himself to strangers, or even his travel companions. He won't engage in conversation unless it's necessary, instead mostly keeping to himself and observing the situation as it progresses. It's a shame, really, because he does have a good set of brains. When given an option, he tends to take the path that’s most logical. Releasing the seals takes priority over saving one girl from the Desians, for instance. In terms of being a mentor, he is quite strict, up the point where Lloyd accuses him of being condescending. However, he only has the best interests in mind for those he watches over. Everything he says is very straightforward (perhaps even blunt) and you'll rarely catch him lying.
Feeling he has made many mistakes during his lifetime, Kratos also harbors a thirst to atone for his sins. He even goes as far as to end his own life, if that's what it takes to give Lloyd and his friends a chance to save the world. However, it's impossible to force him into doing something like this. Kratos prefers to take his own path to redemption. Of course, in a high-school AU, all those past sins in question are erased and his relation to Lloyd is non-existent. Though, if/when we get a Lloyd, I’m perfectly willing to open this matter for discussion and see if we can plot anything, as long as it’s plausible. In fact, I'd say this counts for all characters who have something to do with Kratos' background.
Alright, accepted of course. I'll add his name to the list and put you on the contacts, just post his IC journal here and you're good to go. You can go ahead and start roleplaying but school won't official start until Aug 20th, when Peony will announce orientation. X3
Re: APPROVED!tales_of_modsJuly 31 2009, 21:12:02 UTC
I was debating on wether I should make an OOC comm for this one or not~ I've never been overly fond of them since in a couple communities I've been in they've turned into flops. You can go ahead and post OOC stuff to the main community page :3 if it gets too crouwded with OOC stuff then I'll make a community for it, but for now it should be fine since the comm is still new and not populated with much ^^
Re: APPROVED!gymjudgmentJuly 31 2009, 21:13:47 UTC
Hm, that's true. OOC comms are most handy for RPs that have a lot of players, with constantly new arrivals/departures. Well, alright, main comm it is then. ^_^
Your name: Meowzy.
AIM or other method of contact: ThaMeowzy.
Main method of Roleplaying: I have the most experience in journal-based roleplaying, but am perfectly willing to do it over AIM as well.
Character: Kratos Aurion.
Tales Game: Tales of Symphonia.
What grade they're in/what position they'll have in school: Is PE teacher still available? I think that'd be perfect.
A paragraph or two about them: Kratos is a calculative, stoic sort of guy. One might think that it comes from being alive for four-thousand years, but that's not correct. He was like this even before he gained his Cruxis Crystal. While seemingly very independent, Kratos actually needs someone to follow in order to function. His "light of hope", if you will. A few people have already assumed this position throughout his lifetime. Most notably Mithos, Anna and Lloyd. It isn't until the end of the game that he realizes he needs to step up and take responsibility for his actions, instead of following someone else and going along with their ideals.
Kratos rarely talks about himself to strangers, or even his travel companions. He won't engage in conversation unless it's necessary, instead mostly keeping to himself and observing the situation as it progresses. It's a shame, really, because he does have a good set of brains. When given an option, he tends to take the path that’s most logical. Releasing the seals takes priority over saving one girl from the Desians, for instance. In terms of being a mentor, he is quite strict, up the point where Lloyd accuses him of being condescending. However, he only has the best interests in mind for those he watches over. Everything he says is very straightforward (perhaps even blunt) and you'll rarely catch him lying.
Feeling he has made many mistakes during his lifetime, Kratos also harbors a thirst to atone for his sins. He even goes as far as to end his own life, if that's what it takes to give Lloyd and his friends a chance to save the world. However, it's impossible to force him into doing something like this. Kratos prefers to take his own path to redemption. Of course, in a high-school AU, all those past sins in question are erased and his relation to Lloyd is non-existent. Though, if/when we get a Lloyd, I’m perfectly willing to open this matter for discussion and see if we can plot anything, as long as it’s plausible. In fact, I'd say this counts for all characters who have something to do with Kratos' background.
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You can go ahead and start roleplaying but school won't official start until Aug 20th, when Peony will announce orientation. X3
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