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1. What does their bedroom look like?
It looks relatively tidy at first glance, but that’s only because she manages to keep the clutter loosely confined to the designated spaces. So, her floor may be clean-ish, but there’s a stack of books in the corner, a scattering of stray papers and empty coffee cups on and in her desk, and a small collection of empty water bottles on her coffee table. Oh, and she never makes her bed. As for atmosphere, she hasn’t done much to personalize it, but her blinds are usually closed the majority of the way, making it darker.
15. Biggest and smallest short term goal?
Smallest: right now, it’s finishing the improved voice-control software she’s been working on.
Biggest: don’t die in here.
17. Preferred mode of dress and rituals surrounding dress
Comfortable. As someone who can control her own body temperature the majority of the time, her clothing choice is almost never determined by the weather. Therefore, no matter how hot or cold it is, she’s most likely going to be wearing some sort of jacket, hoodie, sweatshirt or pullover when she can. The color scheme of her clothes is usually whites, blacks, greys, and occasionally red ( as the staff and faculty colour ).
As for rituals surrounding dress, the only one she really has is that she takes her contacts out every night and puts on her glasses instead, so if she’s outside of her room at night, she’s probably wearing glasses.
39. Would you say that they have a superiority-complex? Inferiority-complex? Neither?
Neither. Lynn doesn’t make a habit of comparing herself to others – less because of some “psychological self-esteem bullshit” reason, and more because she just doesn’t see the point. If anything, she has something of an outsider-compex.
40. How misanthropic are they?
Only somewhat. Lynn doesn’t hate everyone else in the world for no reason, not by a long shot – despite how it may appear. However, she can be cynical, and tends to be wary and hesitant to trust anyone. It’s like the question of pessimism vs realism, really. Misanthropy, in her opinion, is at the very end of the pessimism spectrum, whereas she falls somewhere in-between, much closer to realism. Or, she tries to.
