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Chatzy Call!
In-Character. Please identify yourself by character name and URL. Example: Deacon(fabricatcr). You don’t have to be following me and everybody is welcome as long as you’re kind to one another so I don’t have play Mama Zombie.
General TW for NSFW content (sexual references, possible violence that cannot result in character death, so on) as well as drug and alcohol stuff. You know, your average party.
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“Did you just... come from that raider camp?”
Immediately after asking, Elijah realized that a raider probably wouldn’t just walk up to him like this. But by then, of course, he had already asked.
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“Hey there- boss. How are... things?”
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“Yeah I just... whoa that’s a rush. Uh- you okay?”
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“No, I haven’t. It’s one hundred percent pure authentic Deacon. So- at least something about me is .”
Voice!
If I get 10 “voice"s, I (the mun) will record myself voice acting the character I roleplay.
6 / 10.
your hancock is like scary good??? it's hard to find hancock blogs that dive into the full depth of his character and you do it so well, it's kind of intimidating.
Name one thing you really enjoy about how I portray my character.
ooc. ahh thank you. i can understand how it can be intimidating, but i like to say it’s like this: i’ve been writing, seriously, since i could first hold a pen. i read, constantly, about how to write. i study writing. i’m a published poet. ( in a magazine, but... still ) i’m getting an associate’s in creative writing right now. ( which will help me lean into a bachelor’s in english but ) so a lot of how ‘ good ‘ i am at writing comes from a lot of practice and dedication. it’s just, y’know… skill level. like having a blue belt in taekwondo.
but i just readily recommend, especially, for anyone that’s willing to dig deeper into their characters is to explore all aspects of them – good and bad – and to never accept the easy answers when it comes to answering questions about them. it’s weird to say, but i would say: treat every character that you write as though they were a person; a living, breathing human being that you were explaining to someone.
that’s the approach that i take with characters that i write, at least?? and it’s served me well and given me more material to write with!
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To say Deacon was worried about her was an understatement. Amelia was his friend, as well as a brilliant ally, but her habits were less than savory. He wanted her to be better than that.
“Hey, I hate to get serious... but can we talk?”
