Describe a scenario in which your character feels most uncomfortable. In the face of criticism, is your character defensive, self-deprecating, or willing to improve? Is your character more likely to keep trying a solution/method that didn’t work the first time, or immediately move on to a different solution/method?
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Describe a scenario in which your character feels most uncomfortable.
I will be doing this one for Sanya, the precious potato ex-guardsman.
I feel like a good case for a moment when he felt if not the most, than at the very least very uncomfortable was during that one time when he was pretending to be a fledging ship captain of a gala thrown to celebrate someone's ascension to the status of a Rogue Trader.
Stiff protocol, people who are clearly unhappy about him breathing their oxygen, odd etiquette demands and gnawing feeling that if not originally so, than now he is just here to be the class clown.
Also absolutely abhorrent series of interactions with the host left him very out of his element and now even tiny cupcakes in the buffet weren't able to help.
Thankfully Lacedrace quickly stole what she needed from the governors personal museum and they took their leave.
Not to add those were his first ever interactions with people so far removed from his own place in society and also his first time in year or more interacting with normal people and not his lovely group of weirdos, renegades and aggressive wildlife.
In conclusion, my man is kind of heart, dumb of ass and reverts to unga-bunga when faced with formal protocol.
In the face of criticism, is your character defensive, self-deprecating, or willing to improve?
Doing this for everyone's favourite, Shanakay.
Shanakay, when faced with criticism of literally anything about how will, first of all, tell offender to go and make passionate love to themselves. Secondly, she will go through grief and denial several times in a row. And then will viciously correct any actual or imaginary imperfections in her performance or actions or appearance or whatever.
In some occasions, however, she just might find critic, criticism or topic so below her attention she won't even react. Or maybe stab the offending party.
There is also rare "playful banter" possibility, but it haven't happened in a while.
Is your character more likely to keep trying a solution/method that didn’t work the first time, or immediately move on to a different solution/method?
Will do this one for An'Hangra, another fan favourite.
Now, as it was once said - through unimaginable violence nothing is impossible and she lives by these words.
If axe is not solving your problem - try a bigger axe. If bigger axe is not slowing your problem - try a different weapon. Id different weapon is not slowing is just means you are not using it vigorously enough. If even this fails - maybe you are the problem.
So, she is definitely somewhat flexible, but her different solutions are hardly different and in vast, vast majority of cases involve some form of swinging around sharp objects. To say that carnage and bloodshed won't solve an issues is a quitter's talk.
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