[ SECRET POST #3377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3377 ⌋

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Re: Do you have that one favourite character that

[(Anonymous)]

Jack Sparrow. He'll always have a special place in my heart.

To be honest, it always feels like I get attached to one character in a movie/tv show, and then after my moment in that fandom, I have a piece of them with, as if they have been my mentor/love and will always be with me in a way.

I suppose the most telling aspect of this would be that I take on either style or some of the character's mannerisms along with me IRL.

Re: Do you have that one favourite character that

[solticisekf]

what's the most unusual style or mannerism you picked up?

Re: Do you have that one favourite character that

[(Anonymous)]

hmm. At one time, it was probably the Jack Sparrow swaggerish-gait, but I think it's now a combination of changes in my speech pattern (influenced by a few characters) and walking around thinking I'm in a particular situation (that would only apply in a movie or media)-- that is, walking around confidently like I'm Van Helsing's protege--occasionally. It does make walks home far more amusing.

Style...Well...I still have items in my closet that I can (and do) use to dress as a pirate/Sweeney Todd.I suppose that might be the most unusual stylistic choice? I aim for a late 18th century to early 19th century look using (Western) European man's clothing (not completely, of course). As I've grown older, the look has been amended so I can wear it to work (partially).

OT (a bit)
Long and short of it, adopting certain elements of style here and there have helped boost my confidence, so that I can in fact walk around like I'm amazing, because I am! lol, went a bit over board, but characters like Jack Sparrow were essential in rebuilding my self esteem and helping me form my identity while I was an adolescent. And I'll always be thankful and glad that I had them.