not_acute: (New Girl//Mr. Manogamy)
Outer Space Jesus Negro Lady ([personal profile] not_acute) wrote in [community profile] cityarcade2013-07-27 12:23 pm

Meme: Reverse Questions

Muns: Post here listing all of the characters you play (you might want to list journals, too, just for reference) or will be playing.

Everyone: Ask the MUNS anything about the GAME or THEIR PUPS, because we all know the muns will answer when the characters won't. They can be specific questions ("How does he feel about her?") or general questions ("Why did you choose this pup?", "How do you channel them?", etc.) You can even have pups ask the questions, but ANSWERS are coming from the MUNS.
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[personal profile] eternaldaisy 2013-07-27 07:27 pm (UTC)(link)
I actually spent the second half of the first season really torn between the two, to be honest. It's weird, because I HATED Don for the first few episodes, but then he grew on me, until he was my actual favorite? And reading some interviews and going back and looking at some of the earlier stuff after the fact, a lot more of what he did made sense to me. At the time, I still thought Maggie would be a better fit for me in terms of playing, and, obviously, I still love her a lot, but I think, in retrospect, the tone of Don's character and his story are ones I'm more well suited to. I really, really wasn't doing Maggie justice, and I think — or at least hope — that it will be different this time around. I just... really love him a lot. I could go on. Should I go on?

In short, she's not. It's just something she can't really deal with, and it's a lot easier to do that here than in canon, since she's away from home but also really separate from everyone there (except Seth, naturally) in a way that even going to college across the country didn't allow. Like, it's not just hanging overhead, and also she didn't live through it, so instead of actually letting herself process it and grieve, she's throwing herself headfirst into whatever she can. It will probably really hit her farther down the line, and then it will be really bad all at once.

INCREDIBLY CAREFULLY. Like, using a different journal for Test Drive levels of caution, and even then, I was convinced that the journal I went with was going to spoil it, since I took it from Morgan Freeman's little explanation of the Eye (but it fit too well not to use, so). It has kept me from tagging around as much as I'd like to, since I don't know who wants to avoid spoilers for it, buuuuuut WHATEVER I DO WHAT I WANT.

Oh, God, she'll probably be pretty freaked out at first, pretend not to be, and also just the tiiiiiiniest bit comforted, because it's really weird being the only person from their world here and also at least it's him and not any of the other Lannisters. I think it will help once he suggests that they get a divorce, if/when that winds up happening, because then she won't be obligated to him. And I feel like they could actually get along really well once they're not a married couple, especially without the rest of his family, because while he's still a Lannister and she does not trust him at all, he has been good to her, and she'll be a lot more capable of appreciating that after the fact.

I DON'T KNOW WHY, AND YES, WE CAN. He's definitely getting a post in August, so if we don't get to anything beforehand, you can tag that.

It's actually frighteningly easy to play Driver. It's weird, because I was initially, a long, long time ago, going to make a journal for Irene — I was in the process of doing so when there was the Great LJ Outage of whenever and then the entire site went screwy — but around the time we were coming up for the idea of this game, it just sort of hit me, oh, shit, I can play Driver now.. There's just something about it that's very instinctive. The only trouble I have is worrying that I won't be giving people enough to respond to in tags, and, I mean, it makes it difficult for him to form real connections, but I don't let that hold me up too much, because it just makes sense for the character.