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Team COPR - then and now
Don't know if you're still taking these but how about 6 for Team COPR and an additional 3, 4, and 5 for Raleigh?
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6: How they explain their feelings (sorrow, anger, love, etc.)
If it wasn’t common knowledge, Concordia is Otso’s ex-wife and the grandmother of Blanche - and Blanche gets a lot from the maternal side of the family. Concordia is very much the model Atlesian, cold, calculating, straight forward and brutally honest. Anything she explains comes in an almost condescending, monotonous tone.
Similar to his ex, Otso is very blunt. I suppose it comes from being jaded, past your prime and seeing a failing career. He internalises sorrow, love and fear, but his anger is quite easily vented. He spends a lot of time growling and hunched over - trying and failing to contain his anger. He’s got an explosive personality, so things can quickly turn ugly.
Out of COPR, Priscilla is best at conveying emotion. I imagine that she stepped away from being a Huntress after having kids (maybe became a teacher at Signal/Sanctum/Haven/Shade etc?). Making the decision to move away from that career before her physical fitness forced it leaves her better adjusted and she doesn’t have to admit she’s past her prime or anything which the others probably find depressing.
Like Concordia and Otso, Raleigh is also very poor at explaining emotion. He’s very emotionless aside from when frustrated, and spends a lot of time internalising his feelings through chronic alcoholism since his marriage fell apart.
3: Their smile when they see someone they love.
Raleigh doesn’t smile much these days - considering his marriage fell apart - but when he was younger he probably had a warm, closed-mouth smile that he only really shared with his wife or his family; those really close to him.
4: Their polite laughter after a not-so-funny joke.
He probably doesn’t even humour it - if anything, it’d be a single, blatantly sarcastic “Ha.”
5: How they feel after finding out someone lied to them.
I imagine he’d sort of anticipate it, shoulders sinking and looking away with a long exhale of disappointment. If he feels particularly betrayed, he might slam his fist against a wall or table or something.
