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Originally Posted by
DJ ExpelliarMOOSE 
Kerri #KAY
I've got one for you!
*wrap it up poorly in brown tissue paper and ties a loose knot around it, but leaves the question for you with lots of love*
I had not known that Abilene was a Gryffindor. That means you've got three Characters each in a Different house, all except one.
That's my Question! Do you see a Hufflepuff sometime in the near future in any of the RP's on SS??? 
Yours
and only yours
-Jay
*eyes the poorly wrapped question all snobbish-like* You didn't even TRY. *accuses*
...............I love you, anyway...of course. HMPH.
Also...I see what you're doing here. What is it with you and Jess trying to get me to go Hufflepuff? *sniggers*
To be honest, I can't really say. My charries have minds of their own...and if one of them FELT Puffer to me, I suppose I'd make them as such...but it'd be up to them. That's not something I just decide.
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Originally Posted by
HeartlessWings What's your favorite Ed Sheeran song?
Also, if someone was wanting to do a guy charrie what would you recommend so that they don't get all cheesy but rather realistic. What would be your starting point?
The A Team. Hands down. *grins at*
As a starting point, I'd suggest just getting the feel of the character. I ALWAYS start with a model. I have to know what the charrie looks like in order to know other indepth things about them (like I did with Dylan.) I used Boyd Holbrook, who is extremely OPEN with himself...and has an underlying intensity about him that fits my boy like a glove.
I think it's important to not force it, too. Cheesy happens when things like dialogue are forced...and don't feel natural to the character.
So, questions to ask yourself: Do I want him to be a nice guy? A bad boy? A smarty-pants? It also doesn't hurt to build up some history. A back story gives good RP plot points for charries (guys especially).
Other information about character development can be found
HERE. *casually loves on you*
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Originally Posted by Mordred
KERRILOO!
Hai!
So! On to my question.
You DO enjoy RPing Dylan...no doubt...but which is more fun to RP? A boy or a girl?
A boy. The fangirling is just so LULZ to deal with.
I mean, don't get me wrong. I love getting sassy with girl charries...but Dylan is ten-times more sassy than any girl I've ever RP'd.
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Originally Posted by Tegz
UM ALMIGHTY JOHNSONS!
Give ten reasons why its an awesome show. Do it. That was a question, not a demand. I should probably clarify with one of these:
?
This is EASY, GURL!
Bargi x10. There.