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ETA 19 March 2008: Mun is on sanity RP hiatus til April 16th due to Real Life and a lack of time and self-control. If you catch her RPing, yell at her. -
Picture > 1000 Words (Tomo and desired reactions)
So I got the Azumanga Daioh omnibus a while back, and while flipping through it found a couple strips that really kind of illustrate - well, they don't explain why Tomo is the way she is, but they do show what kind of reaction she wants. More importantly, they also show what kind of reaction she doesn't want:
Part 1: "Smackdown"
Part 2: "All in ( Read more... ) -
OOC: essaying (YES THIS IS THE RIGHT RP ACCOUNT SHUT UP.)
So I've never really gone over my issues playing Tomo, even though she's the only character I was enabled into apping (I never would have had the guts to app her without being enabled, really).
I think I've gotten a hell of a lot better at playing her than I used to be. She is very well suited for the crack. And I have learned that if I'm taking ( Read more... ) -
Nickname list!
Tomo has given enough people nicknames now that I think I actually have to keep track ( Read more... ) -
Tomo's audition "monologue" - the Tomo-ized version
Aaand here's the earlier passage as Tomo reads it. Red text are Tomo's flubs creative licenses, and red and italic are her asides (or phonetic mispronunciations).
(Note: Most of the screw-ups are probably intentional to get a reaction. Tomo LIVES for reactions, even if Geoffrey's reaction is going to be more headdesking.)
( Ad-libbing go! ) -
Tomo's audition "monologue"
((OOC Note: The following passage is from the play Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet by Ann-Marie Macdonald. This is the mun's blatant attempt to pimp this play to the masses. Tomo will likely just act out both parts - her concept of a monologue is kind of off ( Read more... ) -
Application for Tomo Takino, "Azumanga Daioh"
((Fake-cut goes to the H_H app.))The Sorting Room is silent for about a second. Then a faint rushing sound can be heard in the distance, steadily increasing in volume. Rushing gives way to rumbling and it seems as though the floor is starting to shake as the sound grows closer and closer. It sounds like an approaching stampede, or an oncoming train ( Read more... )