RikuDrak

Guilty? If I had a hometown (long story). G/NG: Would sell a direct relative (ie. mum, dad, sister, brother) for money.

:x Not guilty. That sounds repulsive. G/NG: Made fun of someone with a lisp to their face.

I just have a very lovely malicious quote from the Loveless manga, which I disliked up until after Volume 5 where things started getting good. Sad that it took five whole volumes to get there, but it did.

Now I changed it to a more sci-fi look. I never played the game, but apparently the girl is from Dirge of Cerberus and her name is Shelke or something like that. I just thought it was cute and a lovely blend of ethereal fantasy and techy sci-fi to get the feel I wanted.

9463

Not guilty, only by their behaviour. G/NG: Ever assumed a person was less intelligent simply because they could not speak English well (even if English was not their first language)?

boulders

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9457

Guilty, though when I was younger and going to school. Now I hate the notion. G/NG: Ever acted like someone you were not just to see people's reactions?

9455

stones

Not guilty G/NG: Has ever purposefully broken someone else's property.

trap door

9453

"Achtung" by Timo Maas

"Nichts (Ist Kälter Als Deine Liebe)" by Oomph!

Road

Not guilty. G/NG: Has ever gotten so frustrated about the narrow mindedness of some people in a debate that you lost "your cool" thereby making your side of the arguement look like it can't be taken seriously

Ah I see. 9449

I'm sorry for remaining a bit skeptical, perhaps if you could PM me an example of these sorts of beautiful fanfiction. Anyways, I can see how you can turn that sentence back to reflect your feelings. I can't really state anything new at this point so I won't bother, as I'm sure it'll just get annoying to you, everyone that reads it, and myself I think creating a new world and new characters gets the point much further across, mainly because you don't have to shape your message by your setting/characters (although plenty of people burst through those walls as if they were cardboard, which can cause a cringe in the staying-IC department). I'm going to admit that perhaps I just happened to have never stumbled onto good fanfiction, which could be all the cause of the negative feelings towards it. I just feel that, if one would write as fanfic, they should retain as rigid a structure to stay IC. Which is a lot more trouble that it's worth, because your creativity can be greatly limited. Those that go ahead and bend pre-existing characters to whatever they feel like are more or less, in my eyes, actually doing injustice to the original creators. It may seem less important because of how "far away" the original creator seems, but I think it should be taken as seriously as if someone ripped an underdog's original character away and made them all sorts of OOC just to portray some really obsessive, really scary passing fancy. Fanfiction is indeed a great marketing device. I agree.

Brass

The doctor kindly

"Illuminati" by Malice Mizer