#aquatulip

Ж: What do you like best about RPing, in general?

That would be making friends OOCly and different kinds of relationships ICly! Birds have a harder time writing alone because it’s less interactive.

✿: Anything you want to say about your muse’s faceclaim?

What position does your character sleep in? ( i.e; stomach, side, back, etc. ) Describe why they do this — optional.

"I have never really thought about my sleeping position but I think I usually sleep on my side. To me, it’s far more comfortable than sleeping completely on my back or stomach."

Does your character have an accent? What does it sound like?

"I supposed I have a rather thick Johtonian accent whenever I speak but I can imitate a Kalosian one pretty well."

What are their chief tension areas? 

"I am rather susceptible to tension headaches due to my abilities and at times, it can develop into a migraine which is never pleasant."

Describe 5 unusual characteristics your muse has.

"Unusual characteristics huh… I supposed my abilities count as such. Perhaps my tendency to pray for long periods of time could also be considered as such. What else… my eyes maybe? The way I like to wear a scarf regardless of temperature and weather? My complete ease of being around death related beings? I don’t know what else to say."

Are they a team player or do they prefer to be solo?

Opinion on;

Character in general: Delia, Delia, Delia…she is one amazing character, that’s for sure. Her metamorphosis from Duchess to Dancer is completely breathtaking and beautifu. In that one moment, Delia decides to let go of her past and elite persona, starting fresh, clean, and new. The change in her character just feels like a breath of fresh air, and I love Delia mainly because Kayla makes her internal struggles feel so real, even as she’s trying to live her life the way she wants to. Duchess Cordelia was awesome: fragile-looking, but with a steely confidence and an incredible air of pride exhibited while doing things her way. Post-transformation Dancer Delia feels more free, more human, and happier, even though she maintains some of her old traits while struggling to let go of other past characteristics. I just really like how Kayla is able to show (through Delia) that people can eventually change for the better and live their lives free of any social expectations. However, Delia is a beautiful example of how it takes great strength and willpower to completely change yourself as a person and let go of the past. Gah, I just really love this OC. A lot. 

How they play them: Kayla plays Delia like I play the Game of Life with the fam: masterfully. One thing I really liked was how seamless Delia’s transformation seemed at first, almost as if she were two different complex personalities. That’s hard to do, but Kayla’s RPing skills blow me out of the water all the time! I can’t wait to see Delia come out (or retreat) from her shell as our thread continues!

The Mun: Kayla is a dear friend to me, and has been along for the WE ride ever since I rejoined with Barry over a year ago. She was my first threader as Iris, where I was blown away by how masterful her writing skills were. Since then, we’ve had a few threads here and there, but none as awesome as the current Charlie/Delia thread…it’s one of my favorites because wow, Kayla is literally the perfect RP partner. Our friendship has really grown over the past year, and I’m really thankful for that because Kayla is an A+, honest person. From first thread with Barry to one of my favorite threads ever on Charlie, I hope Kayla sticks around for awhile. She’s great!

omg please take these ratings seriously it’s not just cuz we’re friends i swear

Peace - Money

Welcome little teethers, welcome to a worldWhere bitcoins pay for beatings and diamonds pay for girls.So go find all the pennies, the ones that people ditchYou're going to be happy – you're going to be rich.

Growing up as a child of the underworld had never been either Skippy or Delia's choice. A childhood spent with seedy black-market dealers and slick, sleazy smooth-talker businessmen meant they they'd known how to deceive, delude and persuade innocents to do anything to their advantage from an age normally considered far too young. Bank accounts could be emptied into their pockets after a mere few hours of subtle flirting; phony business transactions would be signed off after a few convincing yet empty promises. But one thing neither of them had learned to do was to convince an equally seasoned conman to play their own game.

It began in an unsavoury den of mobsters, as these kinds of tales always do. Skippy was hard-up for cash; Delia was looking for another man to sweet-talk so she could pay off this month's rent. The two had met, and from then on it had been a seemingly interminable dance around each other, both always so sure that the other was merely playing into their hands, only to be foiled at the next twist or turn.

The man who's made of money is terrible to kissNot because he's sloppy; because his paper lipsStuck to yours on contact, but as you cease they ripYou hear the world is spinning, it's not the coin that flips.

Other unsuspecting folk had drifted in and out of Skippy and Delia's lives, filling their pockets and allowing them to live in luxury once again. But the two were still intertwined in their waltz of trickery, neither of them wanting to be the one who gave up first. This resilience would be the death of him, and Skippy knew it, but yet he carried on. He let himself be borne inevitably towards that one drunken night that had spiralled out of control all too quickly.

Money, do you need it?Do you eat it when you're hungry?Does it taste good?