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[sproutingxaster]

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27. Upon dying, would your muse choose to become a ghost, or would they decide to pass on?

Aster would pass on. Although she would probably be tempted by the thought of being a ghost, simply because she knows what it’s like here, the thought of being trapped forever is too awful for her to contemplate for long. She would want to find out what happens next.

39. What would your muse change about their lives or themselves if given the opportunity? Why?

Honestly, she’d probably choose to give up magic. Aster loves what she can do but she hates how divisive magic can be. With how quickly and terribly things have changed recently, Aster understands better and better her dad’s decision to remove himself from the wizarding community. It’s just a lot to deal with and she hates that, and the thought of leaving it all behind is appealing.

[lionheartedxdominique]

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16. Who is the most important person in your muse’s life and why?

It would be impossible to name just one person as the most important. She considers her whole family important, and more specifically her immediate family. If she were put in a situation where she could only save one person, it would probably be Louis, because she feels a lot of responsibility to look out for him, since she’s older. But she wouldn’t necessarily say he’s the most important person in her life. 

30. What would your muse do in the event of a zombie apocalypse? What would be their chances of survival?

Actually, I think Dominique would do pretty well in the zombie apocalypse. She’s pretty fast and while she’s not great at school, she does have a level head and a good dose of common sense. She’d find a group to stick with, and see about setting up camp in an easily defensible place that has good access to the places they can scavenge.

[ohailyn]

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What would your muse do if they found out they only had one day left to live?

Ailyn would apparate home, tell her parents exactly how she feels about them, probably spit on the floor and flick her hair a few times and glare at them hard. Then, she’d take the money from her vault in Gringotts and apparate to the seaside in Wales, to get one last whiff of that good seaside air. She’d spend a moment with her brother, I think, as well as with her friends — though not too long. I bet she’d want to fuck someone for the last time, too, lol, but she wouldn’t spend too much time on people.

Ailyn would want to die in a place that leaves her breathless, and on her own, peacefully and quietly. A historical place, one that’s on her bucket list — if she had the time, she’d try to apparate to as many places as she could. Ancient Greek ruins, the pyramids, Pompeii, and then, eventually, pop open a bottle of champagne and down it and wait.

She wouldn’t mind dying alone. I think she would prefer it — life is messy and hectic and Ailyn has learned a long time ago that the only person she could rely on is herself. She’s her own best friend. She wants to spend her last moments doing what she loves, and she does that best on her own.

If your character could be any magical creature, what magical creature would they choose?

An unicorn, of course. They’re not only beautiful, but they’re wary of men ( Ailyn voice: relatable! ) and very interesting creatures, with plenty of power and reason for respect. And well, Ailyn thinks she’s deserving of all the respect. She would also like to be a Sphinx, Runespoor or a Hippocampus.

[storyofwoes-blog]

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18. What is your muse’s most prized possession and why?The old, mostly useless, and worth little more than sentimental value Time Turner that Juliette uncovered in her father’s workspace a few years after his arrest. It was the first one that he had “successfully” made on his own. (I use the term ‘successfully’ a bit liberally here, as the Time Turner is only able to go back in five minute increments and it doesn’t really turn time backwards as much as it slows it down. It’s a mess.) She wears it on a long gold chain around her neck constantly, leaving it tucked beneath her clothing and close to her heart as it makes her feel closer to her father.

37. Would your muse ever consider running away from everything if given the means and opportunity? Why or why not? She doesn’t really have much to run away from, honestly. Her grandparents ignore her unless they are in the mood to show her off (”Have you met our granddaughter, Juliette? Isn’t she beautiful? So much like our dear Theo, wouldn’t you say? She’s inherited his skill in potions -- even scored an Outstanding on the N.E.W.T.s. What was it that your daughter scored? Oh, that’s right...”). She doesn’t fear the upcoming war or the part that she may have to play in it, she doesn’t feel the pressure of the world on her shoulders to be the perfect child, student, or friend, and she’s never been plagued by any sort of hero complex could weigh her down.