#facesofeve

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@facesofeve​​ sent: HEADCANON + CAR PREFERENCE

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Niko will drive and feels comfortable behind the wheel of pretty much anything, honestly.

However, he doesn’t have a valid driver’s license and documentation, so he can’t really buy anything legally without someone willing to look the other way on some things. Still, if he is left to pick his own vehicle, he isn’t prone to flashiness. He can admire a nice car every now and then and he does enjoy racing, as much as that is more for the adrenaline than the cars themselves. Niko didn’t really buy into the sports cars like his cousin did. He feels more comfortable every day in a car that is practical and inconspicuous. As long as it handles well and isn’t falling apart every couple weeks, he will stick with that vehicle for a while. However, as it stands, he doesn’t stay with a single vehicle that he claims to be ‘his.’

Eventually, his reckless driving wrecks the cars, they get shot up, or he has to abandon them. In his line of work he figures it’s best to not have his name attached to anything in a way that is overly traceable.

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SCRAPPED HEADCANONS.     accepting!

originally,  pat had much more of a  nurturing spirit  to her.   this was mostly because i was under the impression that she and her mother had a caring relationship,  albeit problematic due to luisa’s issues with drug addiction.   when i first created her,  it was established that teenage pat took care of luisa through her lowest lows before she went to rehab,  and therefore she developed that instinct and urge to take care of others.   she even wanted to go to school for nursing.

nowadays,  that is the  opposite  of pat.   she’ll lend a helping hand to a loved one in a time of need,  but someone who requires constant care or protection  ( unless they are badly injured,  or a literal child )  would annoy the shit out of her.   even in regards to her mother,  the two had such a terrible relationship that the most pat would do for her in her teenage years was calling an ambulance when needed.

unfortunately,  after i figured this out many plots with other people that played into this aspect of her just didn’t work anymore.   pat is just way more willing to help someone with money,  or if they ever need a shady connection of hers for whatever reason.    but being a constant babysitter for a grown-ass adult?   pass.