What does your character find repulsive or disgusting?
Mac and Cheese. Anyone would after spending a few months eating the stuff. Just showing her a picture of it would bring her to grimace at the sight of it.
Describe a scenario in which your character feels most comfortable.
The television’s glowing, but it’s difficult to tell what’s on it. By this time of the night, it’s probably some infomercial, but that isn’t what she’s focused on. The light serves as a decent book light, and she flips another page in the packet of research she’s looking over. There’s a pen in her hand, and she jots down a few notes onto the margins here and there. It doesn’t seem to bother the slight weight on her shoulder.
She turns the page and continues to read, letting out a yawn once she’s halfway through. Her eyes feel heavy, but she can’t seem to close them. Instead, she lets her head lean on his, continuing with her work.
In the morning she’d wake with a crick in her neck, but, for now, she seems more than content.
Describe a scenario in which your character feels most uncomfortable.
It isn’t the first time her article has been turned down, forgotten after a sexist remark. Her style of clothing and her apparent lack of a ring was not something up for debate in a professional setting. It wouldn’t be the last time, she knew, but it only meant she would try harder, find another way to achieve a standard they could never imagine.
She would carve a name for herself, and, if the world would later find them, so be it. At the very least, she was enjoying what she had and the liberties she was granted with the title she has.
In the face of criticism, is your character defensive, self-deprecating, or willing to improve?
Or? Why can’t it be all of the above?
It depends on the situation.
In a professional setting, if the remark is in regards to her being female, she would be defensive. She wouldn’t act in an unprofessional manner and continue the line of thought, but would leave i t at one sharp remark before redirecting it elsewhere.
If it is a genuine criticism meant to improve and to point out weaknesses, she would strive to improve.
Either way, she would be silently self-deprecating for having such remarks in the first place.
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?
She would continue to keep trying the same method in the same way madness is defined. However, she would be looking for alternative methods as she continues the same approach.
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