acacia: how much does it take for your muse to hate someone?
Given that Khada Jhin claims he hates no-one currently alive, the answer seems to lie in either “an immeasurable amount” or “tally it by the dead”. Truthfully he is far quicker to be annoyed with than to find hate-- hate is difficult to control, prizing itself on outburst and plans going awry. The Demon, so he presents to others, is calm, cool, and collected, never straying from his original intent. Therefore, such a thing as him and “hate” is simply incompatible.
But then, the dead do pile rather high...
honey: when your muse loves someone (whether it be romantic, platonic, or familial love), how do they show it?
Jhin’s fixtures with love are, if unsurprisingly, nothing if not skewed. He fully believes that he is capable of regular love and compassion (of which he is not), such that he convinces himself that he can handle it whenever it arises so that it might not intrude with his regular working cadence.
A natural liar, it does nothing but interfere.
Jhin’s love is overbearing, continuous, obsessive and most of all-- deadly in those that cannot keep up with him, infatuation most common in those about to stroke their dying breaths. His true love lies not with the wax figures he considers “other human beings”, rather the nature of beauty itself.
And we already know how The Golden Demon seeks to take her by the hand.
cool grey: if your muse could ensure one thing for certain in their future to come, what would it be?
The Kindred to take him in his arms and for him to become immortal in the works he leaves behind.