TGIF, am I right?? Who’s ready to get the weekend going? Prompt #22 coming at ya!
COMFORT
How do they relax when they’re stressed? What makes them feel safe when they’re scared?
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TGIF, am I right?? Who’s ready to get the weekend going? Prompt #22 coming at ya!
COMFORT
How do they relax when they’re stressed? What makes them feel safe when they’re scared?
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↳ Leah Puckerman In High School.
Leah was the worst kind of student; smart but lazy. She had a habit of acting up in class, when she bothered to show up, and only really seemed to behave herself in music class. It was apparent to Leah from a young age that society wasn’t really going to give her a chance, so why bother? She was happy as a slacker emo teen.
She also had a bit of a “reputation” around the student body.
Did anyone else absolutely love the idea of these high school muses? Because I was all about it. Yesterday was Wayback Wednesday, but today we’re going to talk about the most essential piece of a Throwback Thursday
PICTURES
What does their phone camera roll look like? Full of pets? Memes? Screenshots? Do they print pictures to keep in frames? Maybe they scrapbook?
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Leah Puckerman’s Pet Peeves - Headcanon
Leah has two pet peeves:
Smoking: Since Leah has asthma, it genuinely annoys her when people smoke. She thinks it’s a blatant disregard for other people’s lives and sees it as a truly disgusting habit.
People Sneezing & Coughing Without Covering Their Mouths: Leah would rather sick people just stayed away from her, she is a massive germphobe. However, if she has to be around sick people the least they can do is cover their fucking mouth when they sneeze or cough.
MOODBOARD: High School Puckasaurus.
We’ve talked a lot about who your characters are now. but today we’re gonna do a Wayback Wednesday, if you will. Ready?
HIGH SCHOOL
Those formative years. For some of your characters it was more than a decade ago. For some, they walked across that graduation stage about a summer ago. Were they “the best years of your life”? Or something to forget?
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↳ Eleanor Humphrey’s Intelligence.
Overall: Given the fact that Eleanor graduated from High School with a 4.14 GPA with a spot in Yale, one would think that Eleanor was some kind of genius. She wasn’t. Sure, Eleanor has an above average IQ, but it’s not at genius level. Eleanor is hardworking, and that is what made her a fantastic student and it’s what makes her a good doctor today.
Linguistic Intelligence: Eleanor loves to read, but she couldn’t sit down and read complex literature. She likes easy to read romance novels. She has messy handwriting and a basic grasp on spelling and grammar.
Logical-Mathematical Intelligence: Math and science Eleanor’s bread and butter. She’s always been very good at subjects that involve logical thinking, and took AP math, biology, chemistry and physics in high school. Obviously, Eleanor’s top subject is biology.
Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence: She’s a kultz but she runs.
Spatial Intelligence: Eleanor doesn’t have the mind for art at all. There are things that she finds aesthetically pleasing but she can never bring herself to understand and appreciate the deeper meaning behind art. She just has no skills in this area.
Musical Intelligence: Eleanor was a theatre kid in high school, and she has a very good operatic voice. She isn’t on the same level as her her brother, and her musical talents don’t go beyond singing, but she has a good understanding of music.
Interpersonal Intelligence: Eleanor has a compulsive need to please people. Empathy practically consumes her.
Intrapersonal Intelligence: Eleanor isn’t afraid of her emotions and is always open and honest with herself and those around her in regards to how she’s feeling. Though, she does find grief hard to navigate.