THE BITTY MEME

[stopinthenameofawe]

THE BITTY MEME



1.) Post with you character as if they were younger/a child! (If you already play a child, either make them tinier or age them up! We're gonna need some adults in here.)
2.) Tag around to either take care of the newly small people or make lots of tiny friends!
3.) ???
4.) PROFIT or just adorable. That's profit right?

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Neku Sakuraba | TWEWY | Age 5

[needsmorezippers]

[Having just moved from Japan two years ago, Neku's household is still very, very Japanese. So, the little boy currently sitting with a coloring book in the park has black hair instead of obviously dyed red, and... he might occasionally forget that other people don't speak Japanese.]

[scramasax]

[Guess who is a peeker.

Anthony's up on the side of one of Neku's shoulders, craning within less-subtle distance from a fairly reasonable amount of elbow room. He really doesn't mean to be overt or distracting about it, but, well, he's got the proportions of a baby gazelle and a bit less grace.]

[needsmorezippers]

[Neku looks around when he feels someone behind him, not sure what the other boy is doing.]

なに?

[scramasax]

[His eyes blink wider.] What?

[Which is kind of a rude way to say it, he's sorry, he should have said "Excuse me?" or "Could you repeat that, please?" but at least it came out innocently!]

[needsmorezippers]

[it's ok. that's pretty much exactly what Neku said. Luckily, it reminds Neku to speak English.]

Why are you staring?

[flamberge]

[Enter a 15 year old with a map and not watching where's going! This should be central park, right? There are trees and parks have trees so it should be? His brow furrows as he further buries his head in the map. So absorbed in finding where to go is this kid that he doesn't notice the crayons directly in his path until--

CRACK.

Karl blinks at the noise and stops walking. A quick glance down reveals broken crayons. Oh. Whoops.]

Ah...

[needsmorezippers]

[Neku looks from his now broke crayons, up to Karl, and then back at his crayons. The language barrier (or perceived language barrier, at least) has no meaning right now- the scrunching up of the little boy's face and the tears beginning to form at the corner of his eyes is a pretty universal symbol.]