➏ What’s the one thing you especially love about roleplaying your muse?
A woman with power, with drive and potential and SKILLS fit to rival her enemies! She’s intelligent and devoted; not easily deterred or shaken (at least not for long). She recognizes monsters, recognizes fellow humans as monsters, considers her own mistakes and understands when she has done wrong BUT CONTINUES with her work. She is someone to admire, to FEAR and she is to be RESPECTED. I love her, because personally, even without Alucard, she is a woman OF power; maybe even, in a sense, a personifications of such. What DON’T I love about playing her?
➒ Got any memorable threads on here? Care to mention a few?
Would it be terrible to say all of them? Each one has a little something, has a gift -- IS a gift. My most memorable threads, most impressionable, were some actually from the past -- before I was faiirbrook and even perhaps, before I was volitivam. My favorites are post!war threads, no matter how long or shortly after the war; they are RAW, and Integra is much more revealing in regards to emotions and how time/events have changed her.
➓ What were some of the most frustrating moments you had with your muse’s interaction with another muse?
Times where she did not enjoy their company; where she did not like them at all, nor did she WANT to give them her attention or respect. Times where, though it would have been beneficial or intriguing for her and other characters to at least attempt some sort of acquaintanceship -- she did not wish to do so and otherwise felt threatened or disgusted. I’ve also found moments where, back in the past, people’s characters would have loved her, and perhaps fallen in love with her, but they lacked specific attributes and the sort of strength that she would admire. Integra is very finicky with a person’s character, especially if it regards a potential ‘suitor.’ Even among comrades, she enjoys a good challenge -- not just a display of physical strength, but of mind as well. (essentially, ‘power-play’ of sorts is a good way to get her interested in you *note, not exactly romantic it works for rivals as well). She’s a pain.
