|}⎯♥➛:being in love✧:desire❍:worry☆:excitement☁:anger
When Lucy's in love, she becomes much like a schoolgirl with a crush. She wants to be around them all of the time, blushes easily, and does the smallest but most meaningful things, like wearing a certain color just because she knows it's the other person's favorite. She often gets easily overwhelmed with emotions such as love, and does little nervous things like tap her fingers and bite her lip and things at first, but once she is more familiar with it, she relaxes. Once that happens, she constantly is looking for that person's hand to grasp within her own and overall, just touches them a lot.
Lucy has remarkable self control when it comes to things she wants, but is absolutely terrible at hiding that she wants it. If she is near it, she glances at it every couple seconds, and if not, she may wander to that place where it if she can. If it is a person that she wants, she will watch from afar, never getting too close. Only if the person she wants is a close friend would she ever dare ask that person out herself, but even that is subjective. She also does that thing where she twirls a piece of hair with a finger, though she usually doesn't notice she is doing it.
Lucy gets excited very easily, and is nearly jumping around when she is. She is very vocal with her hands when she is and sometimes squeals and giggles. It is not embarrassing for her to get 'too excited', as she thinks such a thing does not exist. Really, she believes happiness and excitement are emotions to share.
With her family, worry isn't an unfamiliar experience for Lucy. When she is worried, she, like when in love, will do nervous things, though these will be much more apparent and happen more often. When she is very worried, she will voice it, but otherwise just help as much as she can from the sidelines... even if she often feels like it's not enough.
Lucy has two types of anger: annoyed anger and true anger. When it's the first of the two, she is very vocal with it and yells and just honestly is pretty exaggerated with it, and she's more inclined to hit you with a frying pan than any other time. It's kind of funny to watch, as long as you aren't who she's angry with.
The second kind, true anger, isn't fun at all. Lucy goes very quiet, face emotionless. She's always been slightly passive aggressive, so she won't go and tell you she's mad and yell. No, she'll be almost silent, only speaking when she needs to, like if she can't reach something. It isn't pleasant, but she usually gets over it pretty quickly unless it's something very serious.
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