#CHARACTERS
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i-assign-you-animorphs · 12 hours ago
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Rachel @ Marco
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tasteslikezombie · 4 hours ago
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Ma said it's his turn with the slutty shorts
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demonbunnii · 2 days ago
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current reference !!! he has no clue how to dress someone help him
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sweetcardamom · 15 hours ago
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Which is fascinating in a character, but also tragic. I request an arc where the character learns that he (or she) has inherent value.
I love a character raised to be a weapon as much as the next guy. But what really gets me is a character raised to be a shield. Who can’t fathom being needed—or even being wanted— beyond keeping others safe. Who believe they are alive only to insure someone doesn’t die. no matter the cost. Characters who self-sacrifice not because they think they deserve it, but because no one else does deserve it, and it’s their job to protect.
Characters who’ve been told that’s why your important. Your worth something because this other person/ thing is important, and you are here solely to keep them safe.
Bonus points if it’s not a legitimate job they’ve been given. Maybe at one point it was, but now that they are free from it, they haven’t given up that mentality. No one is forcing or asking them to do this, but they need to. They need to in order to be deserving.
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biohazard-4ever · 3 days ago
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i was also at the USJ biohazard event, I don't know if these are as interesting to you as the video but in case they are :)
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kahixxi · 2 days ago
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god I love characters who are liars and lie all the time and lie to themselves and have trust issues and wouldn't know honesty if it hit them upside the head
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lomotunes2008 · 2 days ago
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Me but with both characters and music :D
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this is about procrastinating. or executive dysfunction. i think
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monsterblogging · 2 days ago
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I don't play BG3, but I'm happy Astarion exists. The character embodies so many tropes found in a lot of villains that people very rightly recognized could have potentially been helped by having supportive friends, and then lets players just go and help him. It's nice to see a piece of media acknowledge that this genre of guy is not, in fact, ontologically evil.
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cosmicvenusnebula · 3 days ago
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Does anyone else actually mourn characters?
Like, do you ever just connect so deeply to a character and when they die it feels like your soulmate died?
Yeah thats how I feel about Joel Miller
Especially since Troy fucking Baker sung sad ass songs as Joel >:(
♡ ~ ~ ♡ - The Sad Ass Songs 😭
(One of the lyrics is "I am here to stay" no tf bitch you are not- 😭😭😭)
I MISS MY HUSBAND SO MUCH 😭😭😭
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rubyleaf · 9 months ago
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Honestly? My main piece of advice for writing well-rounded characters is to make them a little bit lame. No real living person is 100% cool and suave 100% of the time. Everyone's a little awkward sometimes, or gets too excited about something goofy, or has a silly fear, or laughs about stupid things. Being a bit of a loser is an incurable part of the human condition. Utilize that in your writing.
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@llamawrites This is definitely Colonel White X3
Emotionally reserved characters
Instead of openly sharing their emotions with others, they keep their feelings locked inside, letting their inner thoughts do all the talking. You get a glimpse into their mind, where a storm of conflicts, doubts, and desires brews quietly beneath a calm exterior. This internal monologue allows readers to understand what’s going on inside their head, even if they don’t show it on the outside. It’s like seeing the world through their eyes, where every little thing stirs up a wave of emotions that they never express out loud.
For these characters, actions speak louder than words, but even their actions are restrained. They communicate their emotions through the smallest of gestures—a slight tightening of the jaw when they’re angry or hurt, a brief flicker in their eyes when they’re surprised, or a controlled change in posture when something makes them uncomfortable. These tiny, almost imperceptible movements can say so much more than an outburst ever could, hinting at feelings they would never openly share. It’s about what they don’t do as much as what they do.
When they do speak, every word is carefully chosen. Emotionally reserved characters don’t ramble or spill their feelings in a flood of words. Instead, they speak in a measured and controlled manner, always keeping their emotions in check. Their sentences are concise, sometimes even vague or indirect, leaving others guessing about what they’re really thinking. It’s not that they don’t feel deeply, they just prefer to keep those feelings close to the chest, hidden behind a mask of calm and composure.
For these characters, what they do is often more telling than what they say. They might not say “I care about you” outright, but you’ll see it in the way they go out of their way to help, the quiet ways they show up for the people they love. Their actions reveal their emotions—whether it’s a protective gesture, a silent sacrifice, or a kind deed done without expectation of recognition. It’s these unspoken acts of kindness that show their true feelings, even if they never say them out loud.
They often have strong personal boundaries. They keep their private lives just that - private. They don’t open up easily and are cautious about who they let into their inner circle. They might deflect conversations away from themselves or avoid sharing personal details altogether. It’s not that they don’t want to connect, it’s just that they find it hard to lower their walls and let others in, fearing vulnerability or judgment.
When they do show vulnerability, it’s in small, controlled doses. These characters may have moments where they let their guard down, but only in private or with someone they deeply trust.
Sometimes, emotionally reserved characters express their feelings through objects that hold special significance to them. Maybe it’s a worn-out book they keep close, a piece of jewelry they never take off, or an old letter tucked away in a drawer. These symbolic objects are like anchors, holding memories and emotions they can’t express in words. They serve as tangible reminders of their inner world, representing feelings they keep buried deep inside.
When these characters communicate, there’s often more to their words than meets the eye. They speak in subtext, using irony, implication, or ambiguity to convey what they really mean without saying it outright. Their conversations are filled with hidden meanings and unspoken truths, creating layers of depth in their interactions with others. You have to read between the lines to understand what they’re really saying because what they leave unsaid is just as important as what they do say.
Despite their calm demeanor, there are certain things that can break through their emotional reserve. Specific triggers - like a painful memory, a deep-seated fear, or a personal loss - can elicit a strong emotional response, revealing the depth of their feelings. These moments of intensity are rare but powerful, showing that even the most reserved characters have a breaking point.
Over time, emotionally reserved characters can evolve, gradually revealing more about themselves as they grow and change. Maybe they start to trust more, opening up to those around them, or perhaps they experience something that challenges their emotional barriers, forcing them to confront their feelings head-on.
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tasteslikezombie · 2 days ago
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Heheheh more of them
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kimiko24 · 5 months ago
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Me when I see a picture of ✨The Character™✨:
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krossan · 2 months ago
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Redwall art envisioned as an 80's animated film look. (Milt Kahl / Don Bluth) --- I know nothing abt Redwall. I havent read the books and know very VERY little of its lore. Years ago I remember seeing a tv series but never finished it.
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