#saiyanpriide

[decipheringeye]

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♎ - What is one thing you love about your writing?

uhh. hmm. i think i’m somewhat decent at writing dialogue?? like, descriptive stuff? not so much. but character dialogue? hell yeah count me in

[rocqet-blog]

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Questions for the Mun

▼ ;; Do you keep your character in character even if they are one of the worst people in the world?

The thing with Proton is that he’s...a very hc’d character. He has few lines to off of, plus a reputation. I chose to play him the remorseless, guiltless route, and I find myself trying to stay in character regardless of his disgusting habits and personality. I do try to tone a few things down, but considering I love playing absolutely irredeemable characters, I have more fun playing them to their fullest level of terrible. So, yes, I mostly do!

[exemplaryegotist]

Headcanon: Books!

Send me an object and I have to make a headcanon out of it.

Being all about the missionary stuff, Kevin had always given little thought to reading books for entertainment. But when he was little, he loved those Disney children’s books. He still has all of them in a collection somewhere at his parents’ house back in SLC.

[moonlitfighterrika]

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“Hey, do me a favor take this little guy out of my hands for me.” She says and plops a black kitten into the stranger’s hand. She didn’t even care to look at his reaction, placing her sunglasses over her eyes. “Thanks, he just wouldn’t leave me alone.”

[tinyfists]

saiyanpriide

“Wow... I’ve never seen hair that tall before... Wait! That was rude! I’m sorry!”

[livefromrhythmridge-ca]

5, 7!

5. A role playing pet peeve?

One. Sentence. Replies. Okay, in minis it’s okay bc that’s what’s expected, but in longer threads--like, even short paras--one sentence is typically not enough to advance the thread and it makes things frustrating and stale really dang fast.

7. Do you have any eccentric writing habits? 

Guess I should’ve saved “writing with my pants off” for this one

[headphonehitokiri]

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☢ - A day my muse felt incredibly bad on, because they let themself down in some respect (e.g. they failed at something they tried very hard for).

I’ve no idea to whom I am writing this. Perhaps it is myself, as keeping the details here will make it safe to forget some of this.

To be quite honest, and this is something I would not confide in anyone with a high estimation of my character, it was thrilling. I could do little more than watch in amazement. To see the world thrown into chaos, to watch destruction both calculated and senseless, to witness struggles both individual and collective. Back home, had things gone as planned, I would have been complicit in bringing about such circumstances. Perhaps as recently as two weeks ago -- er, two months now. This was natural. Battles to the death, situations wherein no one can be said to have won, moral quandaries, suffering in every sense of the word... these are natural. Of no concern.

Faced with this, I lost my cool.