#askteameliteandstuff

[ask-waxnwane]

28 for prince

Are they afraid of death? Do they have any regrets?

Prince doesn’t think about death much, and when he does, it doesn’t really scare him. Dying is more the issue, but death itself doesn’t frighten him. Havenleigh tells Prince lots of stories, many of which involve themes of life and death, reincarnation, rebirth, ideas such as never-ending cycles, soulmates, eternal love, all that good stuff. 

Prince has a mostly unconscious but strong belief that thoughts and feelings go on forever - love triumphs over death, that sort of thing. What a romantic.

[ask-waxnwane]

7 for Havenleigh and 20 for Prince ehehe =W=

7. How does your character perceive themselves? Positive? Negative? Neutral?

Havenleigh has pretty neutral opinions of herself, sure. She views herself wholly as Prince’s companion, caretaker, and friend. Being a ghost she’s pretty content with where she is, not worried with ‘living’ her life as much as helping Prince live his own. Ironically, being technically dead, Havenleigh probably views herself more as a being than an identity? If that makes any sense at all. A force that works with the force of Prince’s life rather than her own person with singular aspirations, plans, y’know.

20. If your character was allowed to murder one person without any consequences, who would that person be and why?

Hahaha, Prince is a little too young to have found anyone he feels such contempt towards. Also he views murder as wrong and uncivilized (i.e he views ‘feral’ ‘mon in the fog killing each other for food as a type of murder, though understands fundamentally it’s just survival). 

Also Prince is a softie ol’ goodie-two-shoes, he’d never have the gumption to kill anyone himself. And even then, if he didn’t get caught, he’d be extremely guilty over it the rest of his life.