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17– Politics

Do they keep up with U.S. or global politics? US, generally. But he’ll stay ‘up to date’ on general global topics.

Where do they get their news from? News app notifications.

Do they affiliate with any U.S. political party? Democrats. Though it’s not a particularly informed choice.

Are they prone to engaging in political debates & discussions? No. Though if it comes up in a conversation, he’ll try, at least.

Would they ever take up any sort of political office? No.

Election season is approaching: Which of these roles would they play in a presidential election (campaign manager, VP candidate, presidential candidate, PR manager, speechwriter, sign/slogan maker, debate moderator, campaign volunteer, or rally supporter)? I’m going with rally supporter. It’s nothing personal..

18–Gender, sex & sexuality

Do they ID with a certain gender (male, female, third gender, genderqueer/fluid, etc.)? Male

Do they ID with a certain sexual orientation (gay, straight, bisexual, asexual, etc.)? Not particularly, in that he refuses to explore his sexuality. Ostensibly straight. 

Are they open in expressing or talking about their gender &/or sexual orientation with others? No.

Are the people closest to them openly aware of their sexual orientation? No. 

Have they ever had sex before? Yes. 

If sex interests them, do they always, sometimes or never believe sex = romance? Sometimes. 

If sex interests them, do they consider themselves sexually experienced or inexperienced? Experienced.

19–Favorites

Pizza topping(s): Black olives, green peppers and feta cheese. IN no particular order.

Color: Blue.

Pastime(s): Reading, coffee roasting, listening to music 

Sport: (to watch) F1 racing

Movie(s): The Breakfast Club, Shaun of the Dead

Book(s): Generation X, by Douglas Coupland

Hero (historical, fictional or otherwise): (Personal) 

Rainy day activity: Watching TV, reading

Gift given to them: He’s particularly fond of the Rolex watch, a birthday present from his father.

Music genre(s): Indie/indie rock

Snack: Macaroons 

Beverage: Irish coffee

20–Travels

Do they know how to drive? Do they have a vehicle of their own? Yes, and yes.

What is their general mode of transportation? The Bentley, complete with driver.

Do they know how to roller skate? Ride a skateboard? Ride a bicycle? He learned how to ride a bike as a child, but hasn’t touched a bike since.

Are they prone to getting lost? No. He’s got a pretty good sense of direction and Google Maps

If they have gone on a vacation before, what was their favorite destination? Prague. It’s a beautiful city with a great night life.

Where is a place that they would like to vacation to? England.

Your character wakes up in the body of another person and are stuck for 1 week. Who do they wake up as (your choice) and what do they do for that week? Somebody average, with a stable family life/firm group of friends; he’d probably prefer that to a celebrity, or famous somebody of some description. He’d just go through the motions of everyday life - nothing more, nothing less. Being in a situation where you don’t appear in a magazine for going to the supermarket would probably be nice for a little while.

Your character inherits a precious heirloom from a family member they did not care for. Without the ability to sell it for money, what do they do with it? Keep it in the house somewhere. It’s of some kind of sentimental value because it’s a family heirloom, though Harry wouldn’t give it too much thought after placing it somewhere.

It’s your character’s birthday! From the moment they wake up to the time they go to bed, what are they doing to celebrate? He’ll go through the motions if it’s a class/work day, though he’ll be a lot less invested in said work. He might take his time during his morning routine/generally have a laid-back approach to most everything. He probably has some sort of big party event planned for that night.

There’s nothing interesting on TV, Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime; nothing looks good in their movie collection or in the theatres and it’s their day off from school/work. What do they decide to do? Take out a book and read for a little while, call somebody up/invite them over/spend time out with them. Complain about being bored, if all else fails. Perhaps even toss in a drink, here and there, in between/during activities.

Your character comes across a friendly stray animal (no collar/tags, no leash, no apparent owner). What do they do? Do they look at it and continue about their business? Do they try to feed it? Do they take it home and print up flyers? Do they call animal control? Do they decide to unofficially adopt it as their own? He may not be the biggest fan of small furry animals, but he does has a heart. Harry would probably (attempt to) feed it if he has anything to offer it, make a Twitter/Instagram post about it complete with picture - and call animal control. Of course, he’ll quiz them about the welfare of the animal first, but he'd be content to leave it at that.

Describe a goal that is important for them to achieve: Meeting his father’s expectations (though exceeding would be nice, too). More specifically, being a worthy successor to Oscorp.

Tell about a previous goal they succeeded at: He graduated high school (well. Equivalent) and completed his undergrad program.

What do they do when they fail at something they meant to succeed at? Chastise himself for a bit, let it bother him for any significant length of time if it’s something important, give up and accept that he was never going to succeed in the first place - and letting that bother him a good deal. All that fun stuff.

Where does their passion and inspiration come from the most? A desire to live up to his father’s expectations.

How do they handle setbacks in obtaining their goals? He’ll reprimand himself, but he will eventually pick himself up and try again. Most of the time. It really does depend on the situation.

Does your character tend to give up easily on objectives? Yes. He’s very good at telling himself that he ‘can’t’ do something, and accepting it as fact. This might not stop him from trying, but it’ll limit the lengths that he goes to achieve it.

Do they celebrate when they’ve achieved a goal? Definitely. He won’t let an opportunity like that slide.