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I WANT TO DANCE TOO [GENERAL CHARACTER]

Mar 23, 2008 08:14

Basics
Name: lostinabook
Nickname: see above
Age: 18
Gender: Female

Personality
Likes: writing, reading fantasy novels, anime, journalism, video editing, plushies
Dislikes: pointless activities, people who take advantage of/hurt others, liars, (and generally things that people do that aren't very nice)
Hobbies: writing, playing video games (does that count ( Read more... )

fakir, !stamped

Comments 7

yomimashou March 26 2008, 03:18:07 UTC

Some things go against it, but your app gave me somewhat of a Fakir vibe. Besides the obvious (being a writer), you also said you're a loyal friend, and keep the promises I make. And also, I can be bitingly sarcastic if someone rubs me the wrong way.

mmrobitussin March 27 2008, 03:31:42 UTC

Totally feeling the Fakir vibe. You love writing obviously and you're loyal. Also, you're sarcastic and mature which is alot like him. You both are leaders too~ :D

jiatra March 28 2008, 04:32:35 UTC

Getting Fakir mixed with Uzura. I see all the Fakir qualities the others listed, but with a bit of hopeful happy Uzura-ness.

yuliee March 29 2008, 00:15:56 UTC

I'm thinking Fakir, but more for the whole.. You only learned how to be a leader after an incident. Fakir used to just be this punk who wrote stories all the time without a care in the world, but the death of his parents really made him look at things another way, so he took charge. That, combined with your dislikes (pointless activities, especially), and your flash of light question (He wanted to be sure he was useless as a knight before going back to a writer) seals the deal for me.

Also: "Probably Drosselmeyer, because he let himself get too obsessed with tragedy and couldn't see that the world was better off without his stories. I guess I don't like him since what he does in the show is in constrast to my own writing style; I just develop the characters and the situation, and then let the characters tell me what should happen. Although, without him, we wouldn't have Princess Tutu, though, would we?"

Yep.. That's Fakir.

willag March 29 2008, 07:35:46 UTC

I'm going to go with the Fakir vote as well. And these points sold it for me:

Dislikes: pointless activities
Hobbies: writing
Talents: Writing
Strong points: I'm a good listener, loyal friend, and keep the promises I make.
Weak points: I can be bitingly sarcastic if someone rubs me the wrong way. Particularly if said someone is messing with my friends.
Mature/immature: Mature, since my mind works in a logical manner, and more often than not, I'm kinda the "adult" of the group (see Leader/follower).
Leader/follower: Leader, definetely, even though that part of my personality didn't hit me until about a year ago, when I took over as Editor-in-Chief of the school paper and my classmates started treating me like I was a teacher. @_@ Earning respect from a room full of high-school students (most of whom are younger than me, since I'm graduating) taught me some leadership skills.There were some things that made me sway from him a little (Fakir had no problems taking advantage of people and being cruel initially, and he wasn't an optimist ( ... )