[ SECRET POST #158 ]

[shahni.livejournal.com]

⌈ Secret Post #158 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

This is a magic post and I'm not really here. :D

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 58 secrets from Secret Submission Post #023.
Secrets Not Posted: 0 broken links, 0 not!secrets, 0 not!fandom.
Next Secret Post: Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 13th, 2007.
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Comments

[burningvigor.livejournal.com]

5. You mean there's more of this? I don't understand why a person wouldn't play the games. It's not like it takes any skill other than having brains. There's no actual... I don't know, gaming-ish stuff as far as controls or anything like that. I guess if you don't have a DS, but... Borrow one? BLEGH. I hate when people do that. D: So secret-maker, I agree and I feel for you.

9. Wait, so you liked X more than XII? (I think that's what you're saying. XD;) I'm like, the exact opposite. :3

10. I agree with you, sort of. I don't have characters saying actual sentences in my head, usually, but sometimes I'll sort of quickly get a feel for their reaction to a certain thing if it pertains to them, or... something like that. No actual talking, though.

12. SORTA FEEL THE SAME WAY. XD

17. Agreeeeed. Also, hi Erin. :D

[katsu]

#10 - I think that's more a function of practice with a character. I've been LARPing for years (yes, I'm ashamed of myself for it) and it really is easier to get "in character" and just react to things the longer you've played it. I think the same thing works in writing. It really seems like more of a familiarity thing, since the better you know a character, the easier it is to understand what he/she would do...

[failaga.livejournal.com]

CanIjustquicklyexpressmyloveforyouricon BLACKADDER

[katsu]

BWAHAHAHA YESSSSSS

Beware the deadly flashing blade~~~~!

[burningvigor.livejournal.com]

Yeah. Well, it's sort of like... I immediately have an idea of what they're going to do once they do it, or how they would react to a comment someone I'm talking to makes. XD But it's not like I carry on conversations with them like some people apparently do. I think that some people use 'muse' just to describe their inspiration to write the character, though, as opposed to the talking thing.

[katsu]

Most likely. I've run across both kinds. And man the, "No, srsly, there's a character in my head!" people kinda creep me out.

...well, not kinda.

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[(Anonymous)]

Glad I'm not the only one suffering.