In Questionable Taste
((Questions taken from questionthepups.))
How does your character feel about physical possessions in a general sense?
That depends on the possession. Most things she owns she could lose tomorrow and not give a second thought to. Some things, like her dross and treasures, she guards dearly, because they're very rare and very powerful. A few things, presents given to her by her lovers and friends, are equally dear to her because of their sentimental value.
If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would she do? How easy or difficult would it be?
It depends on who they're trying to get her in trouble with. In general, if they could get the proof, it'd be very easy: high school teachers aren't supposed to sleep with their students after all.
What hurt will your character never forgive? How old (and how minor or major) is this hurt? How much does it affect her life?
Betrayal.
She'll never forgive Clint for not standing up for her, and she'll never forgive Morgan for being a spy. Even after a few months, she thinks about them more than she should, and for her they're really major. They make her a lot less likely to trust people quickly, or completely, even after she's known them a while.
Does your character tend to focus her efforts on one project at a time, or does she spread her efforts across a variety of projects?
Ali's almost physically incapable of focusing entirely on one thing at a time. It's against her nature. It's part and parcel of the whole 'nonlinear time relationship' thing.
Still, she does generally get everything done, though. Eventually.
If your character needed a security clearance for a job she wanted, would she be able to get one?
Absolutely. Hacker friends rock like that.
How does your character feel about physical possessions in a general sense?
That depends on the possession. Most things she owns she could lose tomorrow and not give a second thought to. Some things, like her dross and treasures, she guards dearly, because they're very rare and very powerful. A few things, presents given to her by her lovers and friends, are equally dear to her because of their sentimental value.
If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would she do? How easy or difficult would it be?
It depends on who they're trying to get her in trouble with. In general, if they could get the proof, it'd be very easy: high school teachers aren't supposed to sleep with their students after all.
What hurt will your character never forgive? How old (and how minor or major) is this hurt? How much does it affect her life?
Betrayal.
She'll never forgive Clint for not standing up for her, and she'll never forgive Morgan for being a spy. Even after a few months, she thinks about them more than she should, and for her they're really major. They make her a lot less likely to trust people quickly, or completely, even after she's known them a while.
Does your character tend to focus her efforts on one project at a time, or does she spread her efforts across a variety of projects?
Ali's almost physically incapable of focusing entirely on one thing at a time. It's against her nature. It's part and parcel of the whole 'nonlinear time relationship' thing.
Still, she does generally get everything done, though. Eventually.
If your character needed a security clearance for a job she wanted, would she be able to get one?
Absolutely. Hacker friends rock like that.