I was tagged by @from-the-coffee-shop-in-edoras for this fun prompt to use this headcanon generator to generate a few headcanons for my ocs, and talk about how accurate they are. I already did this on my main blog @meluiloth with my LOTR ocs, and it was so fun I'm also doing it here for Morrow and Petrichor! I'm going to generate three headcanons for each of them!
Morrow almost drank the lethal dosage of caffeine once.
Morrow drinks the lethal dosage of caffeine daily just to keep going. He keeps increasing the concentration because he's becoming immune to the affects.
Morrow has an incredible long-term memory but an awful short-term memory.
This one is not accurate; Morrow's memory is near-photographic, especially since his line of work depends on him meticulously keeping track of minute details, so both his long-term and his short-term memory is very clear.
Morrow believes in ghosts and insists on trying to summon one at every sleepover.
Morrow absolutely believes in ghosts, but summoning one is the exact opposite thing he would ever want to do; he's very haunted by what he's done, so he would want to keep any ghosts as far away from him as possible.
Petrichor has not showered in two and a half weeks.
This one is very inaccurate; though he's on the scruffier side, Petrichor absolutely hates being dirty, and his powers as a storm mage allow him to take a shower whenever he wants.
Petrichor watched the sonic movie.
He absolutely would watch the Sonic movie - both of them - and get addicted to them. He would be hyped about Shadow being featured in the third movie.
If Petrichor likes someone, he will give them a pretty rock.
Ever since leaving prison, Petrichor has developed a fascination for collecting things he finds interesting - small trinkets that he can travel with, like rocks - and sharing these little treasures is one way he would try and befriend others (since his communication skills are pretty low). It might not be a rock, necessarily, but it would be something interesting.
This game is really fun - the generator's complete unpredictability makes for prompts that are either uncannily accurate or wildly inaccurate, and it's really fun either way!
Tagging @molasses-being-slow, @feydstan, @thesaltyblobfish, @ritelli-main, and anyone else who's interested!