1,17, 30, 44 :3c
1. Does your character have siblings or family members in their age group? Which one are they closest with?
See answer here; moved due to length.
17. What was your character’s favorite toy as a child?
I think Mopsy wants some more tea. Oh! But make sure there isn’t milk in it–I read in a book the other day that cats don’t like it. Isn’t that weird? They show it in all the cartoons and books and everything!Â
30. What does your character find repulsive or disgusting?
Men. Idiocy. Dishonesty. Filth. People that assume we haven’t worked a day in our lives. People who waste their own lives away, devoid of ambition. People who don’t respect personal boundaries. People who don’t understand that no means no. People who let their perverted fantasies get the better of them. People who don’t take showers and keep pet stinkbugs. People who are serial killers and yet somehow haven’t been arrested yet–
———-Oh. You wanted to know what I find disgusting, correct?
44. How easy or difficult is it for your character to say “I love you?” Can they say it without meaning it?
She knows how to say those three little words in countless languages, and yet–when she tries, they all fail her. After all, there’s only been a handful of people she’s truly loved in her life, and there’s no need to tell them; Maman knows, Mamoru knows, Mitsuki-neechan knows, Byakuya knows. Well–she’s able to say it to him, but it’s always rushed; with him it’s easier to show silent affection, holding hands or a hug or a quick peck on the cheek.
Oh, but…she’s different.
She needs to know, needs that reassurance–the words flow so freely from her pinkened lips, always curved up in a smile. How is she able to be so open with her emotions? It’s amazing, and admittedly she’s a little bit jealous–and so she forces herself to be more open with her affections, even if the first few times are mumbled and muted. It takes courage to be so vulnerable, and yet with time she’ll be able to say it just as well–
I love you, Shiori. Always.









