16, 21, 23, 25, 26, 37, 39 and 49 for seolfor?
16. Do they collect anything? What do they do with it? Where do they keep it?
21. Do they have a temper? Are they patient? What are they like when they do lose their temper?
Seolfor is a very patient soul and that patience has been artificially extended out of sheer necessity. That being said they get frustrated pretty quickly, though it’s repressed. When Seolfor does get mad it’s not pretty. They’re usually incoherent and just hitting at anything that comes too close until the source of the frustration goes away.
23. Do they have a good memory? Short term or long term? Are they good with names? Or faces?
Seolfor’s p good w this, though there’s stuff they’ve willingly repressed.... Better w faces than with names if only because they don’t usually ask.
25. What do they find funny? Do they have a good sense of humour? Are they funny themselves?
Boris Carloff’s Frankenstein, No, Sometimes but never on purpose. ;m
26. How do they act when they’re happy? Do they sing? Dance? Hum? Or do they hide their emotions?
Small smiles, occasional humming, more immersed in their environment instead of waiting for opportunities to be needed,
37. Do they like to read? Are they a fast or slow reader? Do they like poetry? Fictional or non fiction?
Seolfor does like reading! It’s a pretty okay reader, it tends to skim over big words instead of trying to sound them out. It learned to read out of lab notes, so it learned how to get the gist of things that don’t make sense very quickly. I think it’d appreciate poetry but be very hit or miss abt the kinds it liked, and likes both fiction and nonfiction.
39. Do they like letters? Or prefer emails/messaging?
Seolfor prefers the prim propriety of letters but is fine w texting and stuff. they have a signature on their texts
49. What is their most valued object? Are they sentimental? Is there something they have to take everywhere with them?
Probably their pocket watch. I’m not sure where they got it or why, but it’s just something they like to have on hand. Seolfor grew with the idea that anything given to them can also be freely taken away for any reason, so they try not to hold sentiment to objects too much.