Meme: Reverse Questions

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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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♣ SAWYER: SAWYER IS FOREVER ALONE BECAUSE LIFE HATES HIM AND JACOB HATES HIM.

♣ FAYE: She does. Faye is especially attuned to any type of interactions she's had that hint at lost memories, because she's been there, done that, and it was the most existential sort of crisis she had after waking up in that cryogenic freeze facility in the first place. She hates not knowing everything that's happened to her, but the thing is, she's kind of afraid to learn everything there is to know if she starts poking around. That's why she hasn't hunted Lily down yet. But I'm curious to see what happens the next time they run into one another.

♣ CHASE: I like that he's kind of a man of contradictions, and that he knows he's a man of contradictions. For someone who is that dedicated to science and believes so strongly in those developments, his rigid religious beliefs end up kind of clashing. He's fully aware of it. So to watch him in situations where science and reason tell him to do one thing, and faith tells him to do another, it's really kind of fascinating. He usually goes with the science part of his brain, but not without realizing that part of him thinks that he's going to be so, so damned in the process.

♣ KORRA: The hardest thing for Korra about Darrow is definitely not having any other benders around. Not having people knowing what bending is, period. That people don't recognize her role as the Avatar is a little bit easier to deal with, since she came across a lot of people who didn't think that her being the Avatar entitled her to anything or made her a better decision-maker (and some part of her agreed for a time), but not having anyone understand the connection to the earth and elements that comes from bending leaves her feeling very isolated. Even in canon, she was able to make friends in a matter of hours when she left home, but... it was bending that helped with that. A mutual love of what bending could do. And she's lost that here, which feels very much to her like losing a scale against which to weigh everything.