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fractured_agent) wrote2013-12-05 12:25 am
fractured_agent) wrote2013-12-05 12:25 am
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[OOC] 30 Days of Character Development - Day 30
And finally: Write a letter to your character, from yourself.
Jack, I never intended for you to be a regular RP character. I made your journal to get into your head so I could write for NaNoWriMo better, since I was doing my take on your backstory. And since then, you've far surpassed my expectations and become one of my latest favorite characters to play. I'm proud of the friends you've made and the progress you've seen since we started. And I look forward to seeing where you go in the future.
Is the character religious? What are their views, and why or why not? Jack wasn't religious even before he became immortal. Religion in his century is seen as a mostly outdated concept, though no one will discriminate against you if you do belong to a religion. He never saw any need for spirituality in his life, so he never looked into it.
How would they like to die? He's died numerous deaths over the decades, and while there are many he really doesn't like, at this point he would take any death so long as it sticks.
Choose a person, historical or fictional, and write about a meeting between them and your character. I don't know enough about most historical people to write any snapshots about them, but Jack has canonically dated several notable persons, including Christopher Isherwood and Marcel Proust. He's also personally met every British monarch since 1900.
Jack, I never intended for you to be a regular RP character. I made your journal to get into your head so I could write for NaNoWriMo better, since I was doing my take on your backstory. And since then, you've far surpassed my expectations and become one of my latest favorite characters to play. I'm proud of the friends you've made and the progress you've seen since we started. And I look forward to seeing where you go in the future.
Is the character religious? What are their views, and why or why not? Jack wasn't religious even before he became immortal. Religion in his century is seen as a mostly outdated concept, though no one will discriminate against you if you do belong to a religion. He never saw any need for spirituality in his life, so he never looked into it.
How would they like to die? He's died numerous deaths over the decades, and while there are many he really doesn't like, at this point he would take any death so long as it sticks.
Choose a person, historical or fictional, and write about a meeting between them and your character. I don't know enough about most historical people to write any snapshots about them, but Jack has canonically dated several notable persons, including Christopher Isherwood and Marcel Proust. He's also personally met every British monarch since 1900.