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[zombieproof]

baaa. snagged from everyone and your mom.

Most of you on my flist don't really know my original characters personally. Small wonder, I don't really write much for them beyond RPing, though I really should. To remedy this to some small degree and give you a small introduction to the madness, I propose this:

Give me a bit of inspiration. A picture, a poem, a summary of a story, some words you'd like it themed on, etc. I'll write for the character you specify or the character I want to write for. It doesn't matter. No word limit, no nothing. I'll also include a bit of backstory if it's needed, or even link you to their 20 facts post, if they have one.

All my characters are listed here, I'd rather my originals got the prompts, but you're free to attack my fandom characters too, if you wish. XD

EDIT; made it public because I'm a whore for comments.



resolutionremix

James Weyde Malcolm	sixfloorsdown	[one+two]
Kenneth Wong	failthesetrials	[one+two+three]
Leila Evans	upwardstruggle	[one+two+three]
Haruka Ishida	burstlight	[one+two+three+four]
Amaryllis Reynolds	whileshesings	[one]
Jane Brown	nohonesty	[one+two+three]
Ariela Sophia Belini	littledefects	[one+two+three]

worldresolution

Oliver Malcolm	seun	[one+two]
Victoria Reynolds	papermagic	[one+two+three]
Ba Lin Yao	bousek	[one]
Wynnifred Meadows	soulsastray	[one

Comments

Leila

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Interviews were something that Leila was never fond of, but she had to do them. It was required of her status of a star, and she had always believed in putting forward an honest real face if you were a celebrity. She didn't want people to think she was some face secretive superficial freak who couldn't be bothered to publicise herself properly.

One question that always bothered her, was when people asked about her co-workers. She could talk about the show, talk about the aspects that were being brought, the development that she was authorized to go into as far as Dany was concerned.

But the questions of her celebrity co-workers, who she was becoming a bit more well-acquainted with as they fought to protect or destroy humanity, always bothered her.

Most of the time, she'd dismiss any questions with a "Well, we don't really talk much on-set." Because the faces she saw away from the lights and the makeup were very different from the faces she saw covering magazines and posters.