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I'm all done with the moving in thing. From here on out, it's organising and unpacking.
But first:
Thieved from otana because this looked very interesting to me. :3
A. "Has my portrayal of a character(s) changed the way you think of him/her?"
B. Pick one of my characters and I'll answer the following questions about him or her.
1. What would your ( Read more... )
But first:
Thieved from otana because this looked very interesting to me. :3
A. "Has my portrayal of a character(s) changed the way you think of him/her?"
B. Pick one of my characters and I'll answer the following questions about him or her.
1. What would your ( Read more... )
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Zelda's not so much about this killing other people thing. If she really had to, and sincerely needed to, it'd probably be for her kingdom. As much as some people are really important to her, her kingdom defines a lot of who she is, unfortunately, and that'll probably always be top priority.
Likewise, she'd die for her people. There's not a question in her mind about that. There's probably a temptation to die for people like Link and Jak, and some people like Kevas, but they'd be more pissed that she died and she'd be aware of that. She can't really help anyone if she's dead, but if there was a war in Hyrule, she'd gladly give her life if it meant everyone would put an end to the conflict.
2. What would they refuse to do under any circumstances? Why?
Without the influence of Sheik, Zelda would probably be very much against the idea of killing someone. She's not real fond of using force. "Someone" is too vague, though, so let's say children. Zelda would never kill a ( ... )
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From a very young age, Zelda grew up with the knowledge that the three goddesses created the world, the people in it, and spirit of what was 'right' and 'wrong'. She holds the sacred relics, like the Triforce and the Ocarina of Time as items that the goddesses specifically left in the hands of the Hylians. She holds a greater fondness for the goddess Nayru, mostly because their affiliations for wisdom are the same. It's not implausible to say that Zelda probably channels Nayru in one way or another.
12. What is their greatest strength?
While Zelda has a variety of magical spells, both offensive and supportive, there is nothing greater than her ability to foresee the future. It allows her to determine how she should react in the future. It lets her make the appropriate decisions and how to properly lead her people. She relies upon this ability much more than it seems like she does.
13. Do they have a fatal flaw? If so, what is it?
Zelda's stubborn nature and her inability to sometimes act on her ( ... )
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Killing and dying is likely going to be the same cause. Tess just wants everyone to be happy and she wants Haven to return to being peaceful or being whatever she thinks "peace" is defined as. She's probably ready and willing to die everyday knowing that it's a very real possibility.
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This... is a really difficult question to answer. I'm almost on the verge of thinking people in Haven probably-- Well. No. She would never sell out the Underground. She'd never betray Torn and the others. She'd go through all kinds of torment for their sake and never say a word about them.
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Tess dreams about having a family, being in a family. Yes, sure, the Underground is a family of sorts, but not being blood related makes a little, tiny difference. Aside from that, I'm sure she dreams about settling down and having children, and what a world would be like without Metal Heads and crazy boat captains.
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Something happening to Torn. Obviously, she'd be really upset if something happened to anyone in the Underground, but I think she'd be ( ... )
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