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wyntir_knight) wrote2008-03-11 12:03 am
wyntir_knight) wrote2008-03-11 12:03 am
Meme and ... uhm ... Question period?
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engelina_c)
And the potential questions ...
(Borrowed fromstraya)
Name a character and I'll tell you three (or more) facts about them from my own personal headcanon.
If you're curious, ask away. But if I've never written the character, I may not have an answer.
engelina_c)You fit in with: Spiritualism 60% spiritual. 40% reason-oriented. |
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 | Your ideals are mostly spiritual, but in an individualistic way. While spirituality is very important in your life, organized religion itself may not be for you. It is best for you to seek these things on your own terms. |
Take This Quiz at QuizGalaxy.com | |
And the potential questions ...
(Borrowed from
straya)Name a character and I'll tell you three (or more) facts about them from my own personal headcanon.
If you're curious, ask away. But if I've never written the character, I may not have an answer.
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And because you can't have one without the other (and I'm greedy), tell me about Ratchet!
:)
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1) They first met when Arclight (Ratchet's then flame) was competing against Prowl in the Iacon State Games -- in the fencing competition. Ratchet and Prowl barely noticed each other. They next met well into the war. Ratchet had just joined the Autobot ranks and Prowl was an up and coming officer. I wouldn't say that they hated each other on sight, but there were far too many differences of opinion for them to ever see eye to eye. It was only after the war hardened Ratchet and Earth softened Prowl that they were finally able to see each other for who they were rather than the stereotypes they put forth.
2) To this day they are still not bonded, both deciding that it's too risky, both medically and strategically. For this same reason they took their relationship very slowly, both being afraid of getting too close and allowing their emotional connection to influence their decisions.
3) Prowl holds a "secret" appreciation for miniature wargaming, but since it has fewer hard rules, he often finds he loses to Ratchet's more ... unusual strategies.
Hmmm ... that's all they're telling me right now. Do you want to prompt them with specific questions?
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And I can so see Prowl playing desktop D&D...
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