#worldonlyhavetwothings

[paperbacksoldier]

Goodyes. Mayhap Phylo won't notice Quina traded some of her cookbooks with some interesting looking books within easy reach.

Ah haaaaa he notices. But he sorta. Flicks his ponytail and gets back to his book without saying anything. 

[paperbacksoldier]

Plops a pink chef in his lap. She may or may not have tea and cookbooks to share.

Oh. Hnnng. He still has a seething inner rage from all these feely folk trynna manhandle his books but                  ... he accepts this chef. Hello Quina.                                            He drinks his tea but he’s still grumpy about it.

[areapermostcapricious]

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[viva-la-marionette]

frustration :v

BODY LANGUAGE MEME |ACCEPTING|

Mio shows frustration in two very distinct ways. The first is far more common- a staged frustration that brings her shoulders up and the corners of her mouth sharply down. Her face flushes, her gait becomes a comical stomp, and very often she’ll pout like there’s no tomorrow. I call this staged frustration because, although the emotion behind it is usually genuine, this reaction a caricature, it is meant to be seen; this is Mio using her frustration, whether it’s to get a laugh out of a group, deflect an uncomfortable conversation, or to wrap unsuspecting softhearted redheads around her fingertips.

When she’s alone, however, or thinks she’s unobserved, her frustration takes on a much different look. Her posture actually slumps, all the outward-flung energy that is her usual calling card coiling in, pulling elbows close to her ribs and tilting that expressive face downward. Her hands clench into fists or play fretfully with the silver pendant she wears, and she’ll often chew her bottom lip; the wide gray eyes take on a glittering, unsettling intensity. 

She hates being seen in that state, however, and if caught will switch gears with sleight-of-hand dexterity, and will turn the conversation on several dimes to avoid discussing it.

[ownerofdjournal]

@worldonlyhavetwothings

I just love the fact that every time I look into my tag, I see my blog...then Quina’s.

Those are the only blogs related to my tag.

Tumblr has decided these two are meant for each other. -_^

[ownerofdjournal]

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[ Munday Meme ]

❣ ━ If you could marry one fictional character, which one and why?

     UH.

     Um.

     Jaenelle from Dark Jewels Series. I can’t help it. She’s so precious. ; - ;

[ignitionwaltz]

30. What is their preferred level of activity and stimulation? How do they cope if they get either too little or too much?

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Two’s a pretty active guy most of the time, but it’s out of necessity, not really by inclination. He’s got no problem with spending days at a time moving only enough to get more books, but those kinds of opportunities are few and far between. The habit of moving is pretty deeply ingrained, but not so much that he’ll get antsy without his daily walk or anything.

Mental stimulation is something else entirely. Two can deal with the solitude out between the cities because books make up literally eighty percent of the weight in his packs, but if he isn’t able to read he has to have something new to look at, or someone to talk to, even if it’s just to insult them, or rob them, or- occasionally- to kill them. =| Barring that, he turns to collecting things- mostly monster item drops and armor, even feathers and summon gems. He’s got caches of junk all over the place between Alexandria and Lindblum; it’s a good source of gil in tough times, so at least it’s productive, but he can get a little-... reckless while he’s out hunting, so it gets a little risky after a while. Really, it’s better when he has books. And people. Seriously.