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Character Lovin's.

Wed Nov 18, 2009, 6:04 PM
These are the characters from only one of my stories. I may do this again for the other stories I have planned, but for now I'm going to focus on my babies. :)

1) First list all your OCs by name:

1. Kristine
2. Zeke
3. Brandy
4. Monique
5. Darrell
6. Jake
7. Catrina
8. Elijah
9. Ramon

2) Who is your favorite OC?
Kris, easily. But Zeke and Brandy are tied for a close second.

3) Who is your least favorite?
As a "person," Ramon - he's a tool. As far as development goes, Catrina - I haven't done such a great job with rounding out her character.

4) Who is your most developed?
Kris, followed by Zeke and Eli.

5) Which OC would you want to date if they magically came to life?
None of them - I'm happily committed. :)

6) How many girl OCs do you have? Boy OCs? It OCs?
Four girls and five boys, strictly speaking, but Kris is actually really androgynous, though she doesn't personally identify as such.

7) If you were stuck in a burning building what do you think the third OC on your list would do?
Brandy? Oh, she'd probably freak out for a while while Zeke called the fire department.

8) Name one thing you regret about one of your OCs.
Well, like I said, Catrina isn't anywhere NEAR as developed as I wish she were.

9) Which of your OCs do you think would make the best father/mother/it parent out of all your OCs and why??
Zeke, easily. He's really chill (as is stereotypical of Jamaicans, haha) but inherently protective, so he wouldn't be overbearing but he'd definitely put his child's best interest first.

10) Which of your OCs do you think will most likely be put in jail?
Ramon, seeing as he's an ex-gang member and has some serious rage issues.

11) The eighth of your OCs was put into the future! What will their job be?
Writing, he hopes. Which means he'll probably be waiting tables.

12) Name the first OCs catch phrase!
The Southern two-syllable "shit." You know: "sheee-it."

13) Do all your OCs live together or are they separated?
Kris and Zeke have lived together for quite some time, and Jake and Catrina live together because their siblings, though Jake moves in with Darrell after a falling out with his parents... Everyone else lives either alone or with their family.

14) Are there any pairings that are in your OC list?
Yes - Darrell and Jake have been together for a while, and Zeke and Brandy hook up. Kris, Catrina, and Ramon also have an interesting triangle going on, but the outcome of that is for me to eventually write and for you to eventually read.

15) Your seventh OC switched bodies with you for a day! How will they react at the end of the day?
She probably wouldn't be too terribly happy about how little I care about appearances (she's a bit of a girly-girl, you see). But at the end of the day she'd probaby just be too happy to get back in her own body.

16) Your last OC just became a fifteen year old. What do they do?
Ramon would probably just be getting initiated into the gang with which he was involved - as well as stealing stuff, smoking a pack a day, drinking more than he should, that sort of thing.

17) Now randomly select a person on your OC list. Who was it?
Monique.

18) That OC you just chose? Yeah, they think they are superman (even if they are a girl) and are on the roof about to jump off.
I sincerely doubt that. Monique's kind of a tightass.

19) Are any of your OCs bored of this meme?
Monique and Ramon, definitely.

20) Would your second OC prefer the beach or the mountains?
Zeke is all about the beach. He was born in Jamaica, then moved to California so he could say he lived on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

21) Would your 5th OC battle a shark?
If it was attacking someone else, definitely.

22) Which OCs hate each other?
Monique hates Kris, Zeke, Ramon, and Eli with a fiery and unfounded passion, and Ramon returns the favor. There's a good deal of tension between Kris and Ramon, but they never actually hate each other - it's complicated in that "bros before hoes" kind of way.

23) Which OC did you create first? And last?
First was Kris, last was Ramon (at the time, he was Tito).

25) And if those two were fighting, who would win?
As a matter of fact, they DO fight, and Ramon "wins" in the sense that he sends her to the hospital.

26) Are your OCs fat or skinny?
Kris, Brandy, and Eli are pretty thin; Monique is pretty curvy, and Darrell is pretty built, followed by Ramon. Zeke is sinewy and of average weight, and Catrina is of average weight.

27) What are your first 2 OC's favorite foods?
Kris always has and always will love fried chicken; Zeke can eat his weight in oatmeal cream pies.

28) If your listed OCs were in a fight to the death, who would emerge victorious?
Everyone but Ramon. The others are either too closely-knit to kill each other or just don't have it in them to kill anyone.

29) There's a zombie attack and your OCs are stranded. Who do they elect to be their leader?
Kris. She's not incredibly outspoken, but when it comes to being trustworthy and knowing how to survive, she's the one to turn to.

30) During said zombie attack, who's the first to die?
Eli, probably. He's not incredibly healthy. Kris and Zeke wouldn't let him die without a fight, though.

31) Which one of these OCs do you think would have the most fangirls/boys?
Zeke. Everyone loves the Jamaican accent ;)

32) Okay, so does OC number four have any last thoughts?
"Stop this. Seriously. I don't want to spend another second around this assholes."

33) If possible, what's your characters' height?
Kristine 5'6"
Zeke 5'10"
Brandy 4'11"
Monique 5'4"
Darrell 6'0"
Jake 5'6"
Catrina 5'2"
Elijah 5'5"
Ramon 5'6

34) Can your characters dance?
Brandy LIVES to dance. Monique, Darrell, and Zeke aren't half-bad, either. Kris and Eli can't dance for shit, though.

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:iconk3-studio:
I'm glad for the :+devwatch:. Thanks alot! :wave:
:iconstarstruckxsadie:
I demand Frankenfish be uploaded :D

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:iconvivalavi:
Thanks for the fave :)

And just for you, I'll upload it...if I can find it, lol.

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:iconstarstruckxsadie:
YAY! :D

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"The opposite of war isn't peace, it's creation."
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:iconbeaple:
Thank you for the watch! Love the hat on your devID.

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:iconvivalavi:
You're so welcome! I'm sorry I didn't comment on anything - everyone else had already said it, and I HATE being redundant. But, needless to say, I admire both how you write and what you write about tremendously. :)

And thank you! It's just a silly old thing from Spencer's Gifts, but I'm awfully attached to it. :XD:

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:iconbeaple:
Haha, it's okay you didn't comment - I had 200 other comments on it that cramped my hands JUST FINE, lol. Now I'm digging into the Actvity Messsages (1,000+! :ohnoes:) and thanking the Watchers. I think I'm glad people favorite without commenting, lol. If I REALLY wanna know what they all think, I can hunt them down, y'know?

And thank you SO MUCH for the compliment. If I might ask (this might be weird), since you mentioned admiring WHAT I write about - what do you feel is kind of a theme that I seem to write about, in the pieces you read of mine? If that's too awkward to answer, don't worry. Sometimes I just feel like I write about nonsense, and am never really sure if I'm sending message, telling a story, or doing anything other than blowing smoke, y'know?

Wierd. I never say "y'know," but there I just ended two paragraphs with it (oh god, I typed TWO paragraphs - I'm sorry.) Kinda crazy, y'know?

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Sing me your pretty prose
Lips pressed nose to nose
Legs entwined with twenty toes.
:iconvivalavi:
Sorry I took so long to reply; I had to figure out exactly how to word what I was thinking, and now that I've thought about it, this is what I've come up with:

I admire what you write about because you write about things that aren't necessarily profound or existential but still require some intellectual input on the part of the reader, if that makes any sense at all. I admire how you write about almost common things, like kissing, in a whimsical way, like in "text text." I admire your minimalist imagism in your "In Three Acts," "Nell Fenwick, and "drip, ripple," because you convey so much sensualism without blowing anything out of proportion into something pretentious. To make a long explanation longer, I think what I think you write about is reality without fluff, even if the reality you're conveying at the moment is something as simple as a tumbleweed or your own poetic niche.

lol I hope I'm not putting you off with my frankness since I don't actually know you, but I'm honestly blown away by your work - to the point of enviousness, to continue being frank, but in a wholly friendly way. :)

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:iconbeaple:
Haha, friendly envy?

I am actually insanely flattered by this comment. The fact that you liked Nell Fenwick kinda floors me, cause that's a favorite of mine that I think suffers at the hands of its creator - I didn't do the idea justice, but I don't know how to fix it yet. Someone once said that some of my writing reminded them of haiku - so simple reality seems to be the consensus, which I am PERFECTLY happy with.

I have a relatively involved (yet simple!) philosophy that attempts to explain life as it is that basically revolves around paradox. Nothing matters, so the fact that nothing matters doesn't matter - so everything matters. (Really it all matters as equally as it doesn't, but that's a different day) That's not the whole philosophy, but a piece, and it illustrates what I wanted to say: that if you go any direction as far as you can, you will end up where you started - but with the viewpoint of one ending their journey, rather than beginning - thereby arriving at the same conclusion but for different reasons. I know, we were talking about poetry - and I'm back to that RIGHT NOW:

I was thinking about what I asked you, and about what "message" I was sending with my poetry, and I came to something of the same conclusion about its simplicity - but within the context of that giant philosophy - trying to express everything mattering or not just as much as everything else.

I'm stoned and I like to talk a lot - so I apologize for the HUGE comment! I actually scrapped and rewrote this at least once. THANK YOU for taking your time with me and THANK YOU for your words that felt so good.

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You're no scarlet prim proper rose
Sing me your pretty prose
Lips pressed nose to nose
Legs entwined with twenty toes.

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