Awh!~ Actually XD as the player of Rainbow Brite, Shampoo, and Lois Lane, I have to say I'm more amused that my male characters weren't pulled for being OOC. I'm far less certain and up to date with Thundercats than where Lois came from, but certainly, my interpretations could be way off base. =) In cases such as these, I just wish people would talk to me and give me guidance, because I can't know what I'm not told.
HOnestly, when you feel I don't "deserve" to play such awesome characters, I don't want to rape your idea of who they are. Tell me, talk to me, I'm not going to be offended. Actually, I started laughing so hard when I read through this that I was sad that there was a great possibility the author of the secret wouldn't contact me to tell me what I'm doing incorrectly. =)
Also... I'd love to hear why none of my male characters didn't earn the same OOC merit. =) One would think they would, given the mangling of the female three.
Personally, I constantly worry about Rainbow Brite. Why? Because I watch her series and movie time and again and know it's odd to have her be in Paradisa anyhow. She shouldn't have a neverending supply of star crystals, she has her belt, she's suffering from a lack of Starlite, and can't remember Earth. Heck, she has no express purpose, since color is about what she works with, and telling people to be happy or to not be gloomy is what I've fallen back to.
Shampoo and Lois Lane I think others have touched on, and I absolute want to hear what I'm doing wrong.
I also think there are other OOC characters which I'm amused weren't named above. Then again, isn't that the nature of things? Some irk us more than others. ♥
Sidenote on 4) I'm distressed to hear your friend was so callous. Out of all things to be said in the situation, pairing bashing? Life isn't fandom; and while there is a coincidence, it's not appropriate or helpful.
14. I entirely agree that her novels start sounding all the same to me. I ended up liking Pride and Prejudice because I felt it was slightly different.
11. I know what you mean; I also know that if I want to RP, I'll ask; if I start conversation interplay, I'm assuming it's crack, and actually not RP. I find it amusing, but not a form of RP as traditionally considered.
3. Actually, this sounds interesting - character potential can be a wonderful thing.
16, sidenote on 4, 14, 11, 3?
HOnestly, when you feel I don't "deserve" to play such awesome characters, I don't want to rape your idea of who they are. Tell me, talk to me, I'm not going to be offended. Actually, I started laughing so hard when I read through this that I was sad that there was a great possibility the author of the secret wouldn't contact me to tell me what I'm doing incorrectly. =)
Also... I'd love to hear why none of my male characters didn't earn the same OOC merit. =) One would think they would, given the mangling of the female three.
Personally, I constantly worry about Rainbow Brite. Why? Because I watch her series and movie time and again and know it's odd to have her be in Paradisa anyhow. She shouldn't have a neverending supply of star crystals, she has her belt, she's suffering from a lack of Starlite, and can't remember Earth. Heck, she has no express purpose, since color is about what she works with, and telling people to be happy or to not be gloomy is what I've fallen back to.
Shampoo and Lois Lane I think others have touched on, and I absolute want to hear what I'm doing wrong.
I also think there are other OOC characters which I'm amused weren't named above. Then again, isn't that the nature of things? Some irk us more than others. ♥
Sidenote on 4) I'm distressed to hear your friend was so callous. Out of all things to be said in the situation, pairing bashing? Life isn't fandom; and while there is a coincidence, it's not appropriate or helpful.
14. I entirely agree that her novels start sounding all the same to me. I ended up liking Pride and Prejudice because I felt it was slightly different.
11. I know what you mean; I also know that if I want to RP, I'll ask; if I start conversation interplay, I'm assuming it's crack, and actually not RP. I find it amusing, but not a form of RP as traditionally considered.
3. Actually, this sounds interesting - character potential can be a wonderful thing.