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rules are fairly straightforward but:

1. post with your characters
2. comment around asking other people about your characters' cr
3. get tl;dr about how their characters feel about yours and give tl;dr to whoever comments to you
4. have tl;dr discussions if you want to, reuse shit for cr charts, etc.

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[Jumps out with monster mask]

Booga booga booga!

Edited 2013-11-20 03:52 (UTC)

Marisa is charismatic, bold, and quick to act as far as Anthony can see consistently - and while he's a hint self-righteously-concernedly, quietly critical of her more obviously less-conservative behaviors (where on earth did she get all of that booze at the first meeting in the woods?) on the whole he admires her, and respects where she comes across as rather reckless. He does hope he's likewise got her respect - though he'd not put it this way himself he's willing to assume he's much too uptight for someone more seemingly carefree such as herself to like - at least enough for the two of them to be amicable comrades, and he trusts she's got the mutual friends of theirs who she's in much better position to keep in touch with in good company!

/monsterbrofist

"Idol in Monstrousness" is the laconic version.

Anthony respected and was willing to look up to Hajime enough by default as his certainly nice enough (if seemingly serious, also a thing Anthony can appreciate) senior, and a numbered former fellow student of Mr. Lyall still on good terms with him, no less. After that he was enormously grateful for Hajime's apparent interest in conversing with him after the zombification mess surfaced even before it was obvious on Anthony's end as well that aforementioned monstrousness would've been a point of kinship.

It's be impossible not to be able to tell that anyone not too devil-may-care for their own good would be struggling with the fact of their identity discovering that they are or are becoming something monster-like, but Hajime's shown no sign of intending to do anything but take ownership of his own monster status with respectability and valuable strength. He would definitely like Hajime to so to speak school him in his ways (and not just the culinary ones ah course) - but with the not-unambiguously encouraging tones that conversations into which the dubious advantages of being of undead have taken Anthony wonders whether or not it'd be best to "prove" he'd not be being too reckless with it first; it's obvious that Hajime's character in addition to the actual nature of his status make it much easier to have faith in him.