Character Development Game #2

"My mother was a Mormon growing up, while my dad was not religious at all. When they got married they decided not to have a religious household but we still have a couple pictures of Jesus around and my mom tends to hold on to her beliefs and unconsciously preach them to me, even though she tries hard not to. And I wear a cross necklace, sometimes. That's really the extent of how religious I am. " -Callie, Rags to Riches

Do you play sports?

"What are sports?" - Vinter, Old Haunts

Are you laid-back or arrogant?

"I don't really know. I'd consider myself pretty laid-back, but I also consider myself a *tad* more intelligent than the general populace. (Not like that's a difficult feat.)" - Titan Young, The Wrong Devices

To you, what are the most natural rights to a human being?

"Life, liberty, and the right to play Flappy Bird in middle of a boring conference." -Cory, Cyborg

Oh look, a bag of cocaine! What do you do with it?

"Sell it. That's all there is to do in a place like this one." - Avia, Équinoxe

Same?

"Cocaine? Is that some kind of cooking ingredient? I've never seen it before." - Geoffrey, The King's Kiss.

Who is the one person that you can't live without and why?

"Sake. He dies, I die. We're connected by mind, soul and body. Literally. Without him, I'll be a half-souled zombie thing." ~ Eren.

Same?

"I don't believe that there's anyone I absolutely cannot live without, but I will say this much: I hope my wife outlives me because I don't want to live without her." -Dr. John Samuels

Cats or dogs? Or some other animal?

"Oh, I just love kittens! I wish I could have one of my own, but I have too much on my plate already. Maybe after everything is settled with the baby." -Sarah, Baby of Mine

What is something that really irks you?

"Casper's obsession with adventure. It's all fun, I guess, but it's no big deal really. He wants to go way past the edges of our forest and see what's beyond, but it's all the same. More forests, more hills, more oceans and jungles and valleys. There's nothing new in a world that's always been the same." - Sky, Wake Up

Same?

"I would have to say close-minded people. The kind of people who refuse to see things outside their narrow worldview, or judge others that are different to them." -Dr. John Samuels

If you were told you only had 6 months left to live, what would you do with that time?

"Get addicted to heroine, drink a bunch of alcohol, steal a bunch of shit, join a prostitution ring, get in some fights with a powerful gang, and die on my own terms. You know, the usual downward spiral. No. Of-fucking-course I'm not serious. I don't really know what I would do. I don't foresee that ever happening, so why would I waste my time thinking about something like that?" Alexander Travorski, Misery's Company

Why do you live where you do? Do you like it?

"I live in this tiny apartment because it's all my minimum wage paying job can afford. I don't mind it, though, anything is better than living with my crazy family." Thomas, Baby of Mine

Where do you see yourself in five years?

"Married to Jack. Maybe pregnant with our first or second child. And we'll be living in a nice house. Well, if Jack can get his shit together. But I think he will." -Colette, Menagerie

"Dead." -Jack, Menagerie

What motto do you live by?

"It's not really a motto, per se, but I like "wake up". It reminds me to keep my head in the present. I'm not who I used to be anymore, I've been changed and I want to start over. I'm not a handful of pixels anymore." - Vex, untitled and unposted

What couldn't you live without?

"I can't live without Andy. He's my soulmate. I've never felt more of a connection with anyone. When the time comes, he and I are going to die together." -Mari, Bonnie and Clyde

Same?

"The only material possession that comes to mind that I 'couldn't live without' is my cellular phone, but that's, of course, not in a literal sense but rather the sense that is commonly used when asking and answering that question. I could survive without my phone, but I'd rather not try." -Dr. John Samuels

If you could live forever, would you choose to? Why or why not?

"Jesus, no. I'd throw myself off a cliff if I had to live forever. Life where I'm from is meant to be lived short and fast, packing as much color and light into yourself as possible before the day is done. No one has time for the things I know I'd start to think about if I lived long enough to do so." - Cody, Strings

Same?

Same? Are you asking the same question as the person above you? If so:

"It honestly depends. If you mean I'd just keep getting older and older with time, yet never die, then no. It wouldn't be too pretty if I actually looked my age at 1000 plus years. *Shivers* However, if you'd mean that I'd look and feel youthful forever, then sure, why not? Life is beautiful. Well.. It's more beautiful if you're rich the entire time, though. I'd want to be rich forever if I have to live forever. If I have to keep working these horrible nine-to-fives and the odd night shift here and then, then no. It's horrible enough I have to spend one minute of my life poor, but thousands, millions, billions of years?! NO. " - Natnaree, Milk and Money, a work in progress, not yet posted.

What are your greatest fears?

"My greatest fear is losing a loved one, I think. I was also very afraid of never having any children, but that is something my wife and I are coming to terms with. I'm also pretty claustrophobic." -Dr. John Samuels

Same question.