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My Opinion on;

Character in general: Tbh, I still laugh at the fact that we’ve been going by calling him sheriff for the last five or so years. We got Melissa Mccall, Chris Argent, Alan Deaton and Raphael Mccall before we got Noah Stilinski. That’s still funny if to me. But okay, here’s what I love about the Stilinskis. You get the most realistic parent-child relationshp to me. Or maybe . that’s just me projecting. But either way, Noah’s a good dad. He’s not a perfect dad. And they’re not a perfect family. They don’t have the healthiest relationship but who ever really does? But they love each other and they care and they make the best efforts to be that for each other, even if more often than not they fail. At the end of the day though, no matter what misgivings and mistakes Noah makes, you know he loves his kid and that he’ll do what he thinks is best. Whether in the name of the law or what is good. How they play them: Bruuuuuuuuh. The sheer dedication that they put into understanding their muse should be worthy of enough praise to last centuries. I love how passionate they are for all their muses and even more so with the sheriff cause we need more of the parent skwad. But no seriously, you can see it in the way they write and play them. To the way they go out of their way to really understand the inner workings of their character and its so awe inspiring. And just WHAT A GOOD DAD. OKAY. I CAN’T BE ELOQUENT AT THIS POINT. JUST WHAT A GOOD DAD.The Mun: Did you know I love talking to them? I’m slow as heck and my anxiety tends to get in the way but when we do start talking its always nice. I love learning about their muses and while i’m just like GIVE ME NICE THINGS they’re like OKAY BUT OOPS OH NO THERE’S ANGST. Also sends me nice HOT DAD PHOTOS. sOOOOO.

Do I:

RP with them: Yessss. Want to RP with them:  Yes. So the sheriff can adopt Isaac. He just wants all the good dads to adopt him.But none for papa mccall.

What is my;

Overall Opinion: IF YOU WANT THE SOFT DAD, GO TO HERE. @sheriffofbeaconcounty

**Note: Mun’s answer are all to be completely honest. Don’t send url if you don’t want brutal honesty

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you guys are way too excited about this ??? NOBODY IS SHITTING BUNNIES TONIGHT. that's animal cruelty.

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@eichenraised

listen kid, this is magic stiles,,, everything on this blog is magical ,,,, i'll make a bunny pop out of ur ass don't test me ,,,,,

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How quick is your character to suspect someone else? Does this change if they are close with that person?

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT QUESTIONS.

RULE OF THUMB for Isaac is not to trust anyone really. Not at first interaction anyway. He’s been burned far too many times in trusting the wrong person that it just makes him wary of everyone. So, really, it wouldn’t take much for him to find anyone whose done anything suspect. Although, he may be petty enough to just assume its someone whose rubbed him off the wrong way ( aka Stiles ) or the first person he thinks of. This is for casual or innocent crimes though like who left the garage door open or who used up all the hot water. For more serious injustice, it would really depend on the level of familiarity he would have with the person. If it were the case of people he knew and actually considered as friends like the pack, the chance of him being suspicious of them would be less likely but even then not completely impossible. He can be fairly emotional in response to problem but moslty in terms of anger. When it comes to perhaps weeding out who was the bad guy and who wasn’t, or who would be want of hiding something between his class of friends or family, he’d have more of a level mind to approach it logically.