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Task 001 / Character Comparisons

Louisa Caerwyn as Alexis Rose in Schitt's Creek:

Louisa was hard to pin down; she’s become one of my most complex characters. I never thought she’d take on a this style of person when I first drafted her. Louie is a lot like Alexis, but mostly the rich girl with a heart of gold.

Like Alexis, Louisa spent most of her adolescent life roaming around Astralis getting herself into trouble and adventures. She’s lived a full life, always saying yes to every possibility. She’s would up in some misadventures too, having to be bailed by her family. Louisa is extremely independent and dislikes being weighed down.

Louisa x Alexis have had many lovers over the years. Louie can;t even remember the names of them all, only the ones that lasted more than two years. She’s received many gifts and promises from every lover/suitor. But she’s never fallen for any, not truly.

Also like Alexis, Louisa adores her family, no matter what. She is hyper-loyal to her family. If anyone of them came to her with a problem, she would jump to help and not judge them. The love for her family knows no bounds and she will would rather die than betray their trust. 

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Elia Martell - The Sun of Dorne

Not much is known about the lone Martell daughter, but one thing can be certain: She constantly drew the short end of the stick. Despite how cruel the world tended to be towards her though, she didn’t let that faze her. She was kind and gentle, they said. A good and attentive mother and wife, despite having a husband that was not (bc in this house, rhaegar targaryen is trASH). 

I think the biggest connection I found between Elia and Andromeda is that no matter how weak her physical body may be, they make up for it in will and mind. Bright and good, and only wanting the best for their family. 

I WILL FOREVER YELL IT FROM THE TOP OF MY LUNGS, ELIA MARTELL DESERVED BETTERRRRRR

Task #1 - Robin LaFleur Inspired by Toni Topaz/Peyton Sawyer 

"It's a rush, this new darkness that appears everything is coming at you so fast. One second you're happy with your life, and then you get this over towering feeling of sadness. In this depression, you feel alone, knowing of rejection, all because something happens, and you don't know how to react because simply of the process of letting someone in, especially when the people closest to you disappoint you even when they think they were protecting you, but all we need to do is breathe."

Toni Topaz Aesthetics - Aesthetically, Robin is Toni Topaz. The way she dresses the way she carries herself. That’s all Robin’s aesthetic. The fishnets, the low cut form fitting shirts paired with a plaid button down. It’s almost this mix of grunge and girly and that’s the best way to probably describe her style. 

Astralis Task #1 - Viktor Valentina as Prince Caspian (Chronicles of Narnia)

Prince Caspian is a daydeamer and a quiet man, unsure of himself as a new and emerging leader. Yet throughout the Chronicles of Narnia, his leadership skills and steadfast care for his people are recognized as he learns to grow into his role as king of Narnia. As a new High Lord filling in the shoes of his illustrious father, Viktor shares many of the same character traits with Caspian. He has a strong love of his Court and his family, and years of harsh training have made the introverted High Lord the bristly sort. But beneath the frigid exterior is a thoughtful family man who has a unique sense of humour and a sweetly awkward disposition. Caspian and Viktor are active leaders, preferring to lead their people by example and through action rather than being confined to their thrones.

hiro tanaka  task #1: character comparisons

Tadashi Hamada is incredibly kind, encouraging and hard-working. He does not believe in "dead ends" and values hard work to accomplish goals. He strives to be a great brother and tries to always be there when people need them whilst still maintaining an energetic sense of humor that can be silly and excitable. But, Tadashi also has carried a burden of responsibility from a young age, having to care for his younger brother alongside their aunt in place of their parental figures whom they had lost. Similar to Tadashi, Hiro has a strong moral complex. He will go out of his way to help others or ease them in any way that he can. He has this lovable almost puppy like quality about him similar to Doug from Up. But, Hiro also can be very serious and responsible especially when it comes to his daughter whom he’s fairly over protective of. Hiro is happy to dedicate himself to helping others no matter what the cost is to him which like Tadashi could cost him down the line.

AHQTASK  01 | CHARATER COMPARISON FELIKS DYATLOV & CAPTAIN JAMES T. KIRK

"You're right! What I'm about to do, it doesn't make sense, it's not logical, it is a gut feeling! I have no idea what I'm supposed to do. I only know what I can do. The Enterprise and her crew needs someone in that chair who knows what he's doing. And it's not me. It's you, Spock." -James T. Kirk

TASK #1: Character Comparisons

LYSANDER CAERWYN as JARETH THE GOBLIN KING (Labyrinth)

Immortal rulers of a fantastical realm, Lysander and Jareth share much in common with one another. They are seductive figures of authority and magic, well known for their rather spoiled ways, their vanity, and their striking appearances. Though Jareth is more mercurial than Lys, and more prone to outbursts of irritation with his subjects, Lys has the same potential to be extremely dangerous and vindictive if pushed far enough. His ongoing feud with Gabriel Beaumont shows the more antagonistic side of his personality, one where he is willing to push buttons and challenge those who oppose him as Jareth challenges Sarah. Both the Goblin King and the High Lord of Dawn are given over to lavish parties and schemes, often choosing to manipulate situations with underhanded tricks and subtlety rather than outright conflict. There’s also no denying the parallels of Jareth absconding with people (namely Sarah’s brother Toby), and the Dawn Court’s penchant for stealing away humans they find interesting or useful. Nor both men’s unique magical talents for manifesting and manipulating the dreams of others.

     “It's a crystal. Nothing more. But if you turn it this way and look into it, it will show you your dreams.”

... as HERBERT VON KROLOCK (Tanz der Vampire)

These immortals share an overarching characterization that can only be described as “fabulous”. Herbert is the flamboyant gay son of a vampire, a playful and fun figure who is very forthright in his desires and who pursues his passions openly. He is extremely confident in himself and completely unapologetic, as Lysander is, and both are bold and persistent when it comes to getting what they want. Herbert is taken with an adorable young vampire hunter and pursues him openly despite the era’s cultural mores against his sexuality; Lys is promiscuous and does not hide his nature despite the disapproval of surrounding Courts. They are not overly given to displays of anger or violence, though of course both can have their moments, and for the most part are more focused on enjoying themselves in the moment and enjoying all that their eternal lives can offer them. Oh, and they’re both extremely pretty, and they know it.

— ❝  you don’t need mutations to strip men of their humanity. i’ve seen plenty of examples.❞

Parentless. Raised by the sword and the shield. Too often shunned in decent company and largely regarded as an outcast or a lone wolf; a manmade monster sent to hunt and destroy creatures far more terrifying than him. Geralt of Rivia might be a manufactured magical being himself, but he still feels the bone-aching loneliness and isolation that comes with being a mercenary. Specifically, a mercenary who is part of a guild destined to destroy monsters. Alexander Barrett, an orphan crafted into a weapon by the human resistance, is able to relate to Geralt’s deep sense of isolation, duty, and his own internal battle against morals, ethics, and empathy that the rest of humanity seems to dole out in spades. Geralt struggles to retain a sense of humanity not unlike Alexander’s own internal struggles. Both men find themselves to be dedicated to their craft while battling with their own sense of self and worth.