#character aspects

Cuphead has six, Mugman has five.

For Cuphead it’s Armstead and for Mugman it’s either Norman or Hartman (he’s pretty well balanced. It’s kinda funny.)

Black Hat has around…twelve? About twelve.

Fatal flaw: Your compassion.

Bottom line: you’re TOO NICE, and this will inevitably spell out your doom. You might meet your end by sacrificing yourself to save another, or—even more likely—you’ll happen across some individuals of questionable character who will take advantage of your niceness and lead you to ruin. Either way, it’s not looking good. You need to be meaner. Maybe scream at a small child or leave a bad tip at a restaurant or something, I don’t know. I’m trying to save you, okay?

ooc:

snagged from @lauranis

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Her name is Angelina (yes, I went there, yes, it was on purpose, don't come for me, this is tame compared to other writers).

She looks like this (photo from Pinterest):

Why do I bring this up?

My mom keeps complaining that I made her pretty, despite how often I tell her that "being pretty" is an integral part of her character (because her pretty appearance means she gets away with murder, and she knows it, and so is obsessive about her looks).

She wants me to make her look like a swamp monster.

At this point, it's not even her trying to convince me, she just throws the comment out after reading about the character, like she's lodging a complaint just to have it on record. She doesn't even pause for a response, she just keeps talking.

Example:

"You shouldn't make her look pretty. She's evil, have her look like it. Anyways, I think this scene could..."

It's like a running gag. Which is weird to have about your written characters.