1. How would they define love if asked
2. When someone says "this is [character name] coded," what comes to your mind
3. if somebody told the character that they admire them what would they feel and how would they react to it
4. How much weight do they give to others' opinions of them
5. When bad things happen, do they usually think it happened to them or because of them
6. How well do they cope with the reality of their mortality
7. How easily and frequently do they ask for help
8. What is their perspective on religion and the concept of God
9. When in pain do they take it out on others or do they keep it inside
10. Their most defining moment vs your favorite one of them
11. One word they'd use to describe themselves, one you'd use to describe them and lastly a word that their closest/loved one would use to describe them
12. How committed are they to their principles, and what might get them to abandon them
13. Is there a moral line they would never cross
14. What could be considered as their worst moment
15. Do they have a stomach for violence and harm and if so do they only do it out of necessity or at any whim
16. Do they idolize anyone, if so why is that
17. How open are they to change their viewpoints on matters
18. Are they vengeful or do they easily forgive and forget or do they not forgive but don't go as far as acting on that
19. What's their strongest emotion, the one which mostly rules them and compells them to action
20. Are they more inclined to take or give
21. How much do they prioritize their own survival, and what lengths would they go to for self-preservation
22. What is their relationship with their body like
23. How connected do they feel to their community and society
24. Do they self harm and if so in which way
25. What's the worst physical or mental pain they've ever endured
26. How do their family and their relationship with them influence their perspective and the way they navigate life
27. Are they content with their sexuality and gender expression? would a difference in their sexuality and gender affect their role in the story and if so how
28. How much importance do they place on their appearance, and on others' appearance
29. What criteria do they use to assess others' character
30. Do they take themselves too seriously
31. How easily do they forgive themselves after making a mistake and how easily do they forgive others
32. Are they more concerned with the bigger picture or are they hung up on the details
33. Do they prioritise other people's needs over their own or the other way around
34. What do they believe their hands were made for
35. Do they consider themselves lucky or privileged
36. What is their level of emotional intelligence and social adeptness
37. Presented with three different ponds offering eternal health, strength, or wealth, which one would they choose to drink from, they can only drink from one
38. In the event of an apocalypse with only one limited safe haven available, whom or what would they prioritize bringing along
39. If they could end one thing—be it a person, ideology or misfortune—what would they choose to eradicate
40. Would breaking their heart be a quick task or would it require significant effort
41. Are they comfortable expressing their emotions and thoughts
42. If given the chance to bring back someone from the dead, who would they choose and why
43. With whom or when do they feel most authentic and true to themselves
44. Do they believe they are more in control or being controlled (by others, their circumstances or their life in general) and are they correct in their assumption
45. What is their fatal flaw
46. To what extent does shame or guilt influence their psyche
47. If they were an object, Which material(s) would they be made of
48. What gets them out of the bed each morning and how obvious is that motivation to those around them
49. Do they believe there's a cause, person, or a goal worth sacrificing their life for
50. If faced with a magical mirror revealing their deepest fear and greatest desire instead of their reflection, what would they see and would they be surprised by it
51. What does responsibility mean to them and do they embrace it or take it on reluctantly
52. Does their race significantly shape their personality or is it more of a background aspect
53. How entitled do they feel to others' emotions, time or labor
54. Are they more likely to do a good deed if they know it will be noticed or do they not care about acknowledgment
55. Do they live in the past, the present or the future
56. How do they go about making decisions: do they consult a particular individual, rely on a trusted group, consider input from anyone willing to share or solely trust their own judgment
57. How likely are they to intervene if they witness something illegal or immoral, If they choose to get involved what method do they typically use, Does their eagerness to correct the situation and their approach vary depending on the perpetrator's status, closeness or strength
58. When it comes to hope do they view it as: impractical or necessary and why is that
59. Do they tend to overwork themselves
60. What type of smart are they
61. If they could make people do whatever they wanted without any consequences, would they use that power and if so how
62. Which of the following do they have the hardest time accepting: affection, money or help
