[ SECRET POST #2671 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2671 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I always liked Destiny and Delirium best.

[type_wild]

*the only person in the world who likes Desire*

[i_paint_the_sky]

I love Desire! I am, in fact, (slowly) working on a painting of it to put on my wall.

[(Anonymous)]

Desire's fine, it's only David Bowie

[(Anonymous)]

I'd argue that David Bowie is Dream and Tilda Swinton is Desire (at least that would have been my dream casting ... if it was a few decades ago).

[(Anonymous)]

the whole raped a person thing turned me off to Desire permanently.

[mekkio]

Awww, I like Desire too. To me, he/she always looked like Brian Molko from the band, Placebo.

[elialshadowpine]

Headcanon accepted.

[cushlamochree]

Really? The thing with Destiny for me is that he always seemed like more of a plot device than an actual character - always being hooded and mysterious and all-knowing. Which is fine but it's hard for me to really get invested in that, you know?

[(Anonymous)]

That's what I liked about him. He was so... passive and neutral. I like neutral characters. It's a bit weird because he seems so very static, only doing what is written in his book and never interfering or actually having a personal agenda of any kind - but the fact that all of this is his nature is kind of interesting. He is not much of a "character" in terms of character traits, though, that's true. I still liked him - maybe more as a concept than as a character, if that makes any sense.