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Character Reviews by Characters - Reuben Crouch - December 21, 2021
Quote:Kit — Today at 3:22 AM
adding this @MJ/Barnaby quote about Tycho to his personality section makes me feel like I'm putting reviews of him on my profile like you find on a book jacket ? Especially coupled with Fords quote in his appearance section
Bree — Today at 7:14 AM
lmao “don’t believe what i have written in their profile? here’s what other characters are saying!”
Finn — Today at 8:56 AM
Ahahaha Make that a games thread. Character Reviews by Characters. That would be a hoot to read.
Kayte — Today at 9:37 AM
MAKE IT SO
So anyway, here it is.
How To Play: In one paragraph or less, have the character you are currently posting with react to the character above you in the thread. You can style this like they're talking to a third party about that character or like it's part of their inner monologue when forced to interact with that character.
For examples I'm going to grab the two quotes Kit mentioned (both about Tycho Dodonus):
"This man had a way about him that couldn't help but make Ford smile just a bit, even when there wasn't anything particularly funny that he'd said or did. It was his mannerisms, maybe — it was like every gesture was a performance, just a tiny bit over the top."
"Tycho Dodonus had, as equally as he, the aura of a performance – a sort of free and easy confidence, a fluidity to his nature that one did not see in most Livings of this era, and – well, he was wandering the park barefoot, so he had the proper madness of a poet or artist or composer, to be sure."
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Aldous Crouch - December 21, 2021
Quote:Look, Reuben has many qualities. They're just not all desirable.
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Basil Foxwood - December 21, 2021
Quote:Crouch seems like a genuinely honest man. Sensible, responsible.
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Flora Mulciber - December 21, 2021
Quote:Dark, brooding, and handsome as he was, it was surprise that Professor Foxwood could keep her attention on the material at all. She managed to get her notes completed for the class—alongside a doodle of his surname next to her first name, a heart surrounding it.
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Balthazar Urquart - December 28, 2021
Quote:Mulciber's daughter struck him as the sort that would go far in life—well, as far as a traditional young lady could.
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Basil Foxwood - December 31, 2021
Quote:Urquart was quite the handsome sod, a thing of fantasies, though Basil would never admit it. He dare not, what with the ministry and its associations being so full of charming, handsome men that knew much too much about his inclinations already.
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Eldritch Morgan - December 31, 2021
"So the thing about Basil is, left to his own devices, he'd probably transfigure himself into a book. He's actually quite fun, but you'd never know it from... hey, wait, you can't say that about him!"
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Ginevra Blackwood - December 31, 2021
Eldritch seemed to be a man burdened with the weight of ministry legacy, a legacy he seemed rather to struggle with.
RE: Character Reviews by Characters - Vera Morgan - December 31, 2021
Vera can't tell if she's altogether comfortable with the young deb possessing her name as a nickname, though keeps that to herself. The socialite continues to wonder why the debutante has yet to marry. Perhaps she would be interested in one of Vera's sons?