Where have all the daddys gone?

Sebastian:

Elizabeth:

Undertaker:

R!Ciel:

Shinigamis:

Sieglinde:

Francis:

Scotland Yard:

The people who can carry a tune but don’t have a remarkable voice

The people who can draw more than stick figures but can’t develop their own style

The people who have a decent imagination but no idea how to write it all out (or vice versa)

The people who can play covers of songs but can’t write their own music

The people who can dance with choreography but not freely

The people who can do sports but never make the team

The grand finale of the show was the reveal of her reconstructed face. Now, bare in mind that through their investigations they discovered that she had lived an awful life and died an agonizing death (syphilis iirc). So, you can imagine my disgust when the historians reacted with disappointment at the reveal of her ‘face’. This poor girl, who had suffered terribly, was obviously not the poor, tragic beauty they had been hoping for.

She was plain, maybe some would say she was ugly, but what was truly hideous was the fact that you could practically see the sympathy these historians had for this poor girl slip away as they looked at her ‘face’, and you could certainly hear it in their voices.

Men:

I wish that once you log off, your character can become an npc of sorts and just hang around. Imagine going to an inn and seeing a logged-off player’s big buff orc reading a trashy romance novel by the fireplace.

If you log off in a city, you and everyone else’s characters walk around, talk to npcs, browse shops, eat something, walking your pets etc.

The local stable will have logged off player mounts and their pets chilling.

Higher level characters can be seen mentoring lower level characters.

Characters who were logged off in the wilderness can be seen camping, scouting, fishing, etc.

You can talk to logged off characters – ask where they got their armour, pets, mounts, how long they’ve been playing, what quest they’re on now, backstory etc. They can even lead you to other quests and give tips on areas they’ve visited. 

When you log back on, your character will have a journal about what they did, who they met, etc.