#hc:tamara

Oh. Lovely.

Tamara: Ripper Street, I think.

Rumer: does Jeopardy count? If not, then Gossip Girl

Eli: Mobsters, maybe, or the Sopranos.

Grant: Game of Thrones.

oh. This is a difficult question. Thank you.

Tamara: She’d do well in the Ukraine, between 1980 and 1990, working in conjunction with the Butcher of Rostov.

Grant: He’d do well in a more medieval setting where mercenaries where more widely used.

Rumer: She does well in the present but if I had to choose, I’d say Italy during the Renaissance, with all of its learning and rebirth. 

Eli: New York during the Gilded Age would be Eli’s playground. 

Tami: I can only see it happening if Noel were to be injured or caught. Their connection, plus the fact the fact that she’s a sociopath, causes her to put him above herself. 

Grant: The death of his wife has already brought him to the edge and acted as the catalyst that catapulted him into full-on assault mode. The only thing truly keeps him from taking the step off the edge, is his daughter. So, were anything to ever happen to that, Grant would be one of the most dangerous men the world has ever seen.

Rumer: I’m ashamed to say that I don’t know her nearly as well as the others. She seems to care only for her grades and living up to her mother’s memory. Were she to fail, I believe that Rumer’s mind would fracture. 

Eli: Eli can endure torture and push his body as far as it can physically go without cracking. He’s been under mental duress before and has trained not to break, but I think that at the heart of who he is, he just wants to be please his father. Were his father ever to disown him or call him a failure, Eli would finally break.

Tamara: She’d probably have dark, angry sex with said person before brutally murdering them.

Grant: I don’t really see him as the “sex” type; he’s still pining for his dead love. He’d probably fly into a fit of rage and end up killing or seriously injuring the person.

Rumer: My little prude, there would be no sex-having here.

Eli: He would give them the best night of their life, but continue to hate them for all of eternity.

Tami’s a killer, although the people she kills aren’t necessarily what she’d consider to be “innocent.”

Rumer would have a mental breakdown; she’s much too soft for killing.

Grant is an assassin for hire. Killing is a part of his DNA, but again, he kills those perceived to be “evil” so his sense of justice may be a bit warped. Were it a child, Grant would not react well, but anyone else, he’d find a reason to justify the death.

Eli, my drug and arms dealer, is a bit more sensitive that he projects. Although he shows no qualms in torturing and killing his enemies, he would never willingly harm an innocent.