Hurrrrr. Very good point you have about the sleeping thing.Kashin wrote:A'yep. That would be social class. Wastlander would be an applicable answer.The Jack wrote:Another couple of questions; What do you mean by "class" in the first part of the sheet? As in for example "upper class" or "academic"?
How do they instinctively handle stressful situations. do they fight (directly oppose) hide (try to avoid the threat), deal (make sacrifices to remain safe), Clean up (ignore it and try to make there life more orderly to cope), seduce (try to make their tormenting force like them) this is whatever the characters base instincts tell them to do, not what they actually do.The Jack wrote:And, what is an "unconscious action"? And while on that subject, what do you mean with "clean up"? Actually cleaning something? *being clueless*
How frequently dose BJ wake up where she gos to sleep? It actually says a good deal about a character whether they sleep in a bead, on the couch, or in the street (for the wasteland I would be more along the lines of, sleeps in the dirt, puts together crude bedding or insists on finding a prewar ruin for a bed).The Jack wrote:Oh, yeah, and what's the deal with the question "Where does he/she usually wake up? "
Why is that question there? What is it's function? Why does anyone need to know that? xD
The only thing I can come up with as a proper answer for that is "Usually where he fell asleep". xD
More thought needs to be sunk into this.
On a semi-related sidenote; BJ would probably answer that question with "Preferably, in a bath! With booze!" xD
I love this sheet; it makes me think about the character in ways I didn't think of before xD
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Hmm.
I find it disturbingly difficult to find flaws in this character. That cannot possibly be good. Any tips on how I can find them more easily? There's bound to be SOMETHING that is flawed with him...
