lookie! i can wag my bun tail!!
lookie! i can wag my bun tail!!
The only relationships Miri has ever had that aren't transactional are her mother and her aunt: Ophelia and Lavinia.
But #NovVoiceWork Day 7.
What is your Character's Persuasive style: do they rely on evidence? Compassion? Bribery? Authority? Etc...
The only relationships Miri has ever had that aren't transactional are her mother and her aunt: Ophelia and Lavinia.
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(Miri se lanza y de una dentellada le arranca la cara)
(Miri se lanza y de una dentellada le arranca la cara)
Nero... isn't homophobic. So... yay? 🤷♀️
Yeah, your Antagonist has flaws, but what are some green flags of theirs?
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Can't think of any/not applicable to your villain? What would THEY say are their green flags?
Not a person, but a construct/idea? What do proponents say?
Nero... isn't homophobic. So... yay? 🤷♀️
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• The Secret World
• The Dark Altar
• The Scholomance at Avalon
• The Devlin Family
• The Altar Girls
What groups are the character a part of, and do those groups influence how they talk?
Does your character use any in-group slang? Any expertise or in-group jargon?
• The Secret World
• The Dark Altar
• The Scholomance at Avalon
• The Devlin Family
• The Altar Girls
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Miri Devlin
Pronouns: She/her
Miri defaults to gender neutral pronouns when referring to strangers.
Miri likes to refer to people she doesn’t like as: “trash.”
So #NovVoiceWork
Day 4!
Pronouns & descriptors. How does the character refer to themselves and others?
Do they use the expected pronouns? Are are their pronouns visually inconfruent?
Himura Kenshin famously called himself: "this one."
Miri Devlin
Pronouns: She/her
Miri defaults to gender neutral pronouns when referring to strangers.
Miri likes to refer to people she doesn’t like as: “trash.”