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1. What does their bedroom look like?Mostly a mess. He's so busy, he forgets to pick up after himself, always sure he can just find anything he needs with a little searching. He does, too, just takes a while, sometimes.
2. Do they have any daily rituals?Already answered.
3. Do they exercise, and if so, what do they do? How often?Pretty much his entire life. He swings and flips through the city across rooftops. He's also started volunteering at the local Y to teach gymnastics.
4. What would they do if they needed to make dinner but the kitchen was busy?If the kitchen was busy, that means Alfred is probably cooking, in which case Dick would be thrilled. Dick can make two things: cereal and instant noodles, although the quality of the latter changes dramatically each time it's made.
5. Cleanliness habits (personal, workspace, etc.)His space at home is cluttered, but semi-organized to a strange method of his own. Newspapers have a home under the coffee table, necessary magazines under the couch, along with his costume and spare grapples and Batarangs for easy access. Letters and personal correspondence goes in the right cupboard, while bills go in the fruit bowl. Fruit goes in the remote caddy on the coffee table and the remotes go on the half-wall between the kitchen and the living room. It's a very specific system that's hard to reason about.
6. Eating habits and sample daily menuWhen he was a child, he used to be really good about eating when he was hungry in order to keep up his strength and energy for shows. Then, when he was with Bruce, Alfred always made sure he had plenty of food and a well-balanced diet. Once he moved out on his own, things got harder to do, since he can't cook anything. He relies mostly on take-out on the job and whatever frozen pre-made meals Alfred sends him for home. One thing that's always stayed constant is his need for snacks. He learned from a young age that snacks were always important to keep you going, so he always has plenty with him throughout the day, whether patrolling or at work. It's become a bit of a joke around the precinct that Dick's always the one with the food.
7. Favorite way to waste time and feelings surrounding wasting time He doesn't really know how to "waste time" in the traditional sense. He thinks that anything that he needs to do or that he does has some sort of purpose, even if it's just relaxing. His ultimate favorite thing to do is just fly. Sometimes he'll reorganize his apartment if it gets really too messy, and then he'll always listen to his records as he cleans.
8. Favorite indulgence and feelings surrounding indulging Dick loves buying things for his friends and family. If he finds something that he really likes or thinks they'll really like, he'll go ahead and buy it for them. He loves indulgences in general, because he thinks everyone needs to do something to help themselves feel better or do something for someone else. It's harmless fun!
9. Makeup? Dick is freakishly good at makeup of all kinds. If he's undercover, he'll naturally use whatever is necessary for the disguise. As for just casual makeup, he'll sometimes use corn silk powder for everyday, just because he has naturally oily skin.
10. Neuroses? Do they recognize them as such?I'm not really sure how to answer this one. Dick does always feel a need to touch someone or be close to them. He has a very small personal bubble, so he doesn't feel uncomfortable being close in someone else's. He's had it pointed out to him several times, but he's always thought that's just how people always are, most people just hold themselves back from it.
11. Intellectual pursuits?He's still a detective, so he always makes sure to keep up his deductive skills. He still practices with riddles and puzzles to keep his mind as flexible as the rest of him.
12. Favorite book genre?Mystery. As cliché as it sounds, he really does love a good mystery. It's also great practice at spotting clues and putting the facts together. Next favorite is comedy, something that's full of puns and witty references.
13. Sexual Orientation? And, regardless of own orientation, thoughts on sexual orientation in general?He doesn't really think about his orientation much. If asked, he'd just say he's attracted to life and anyone who truly lives it. He doesn't care about anyone else's orientation in regards to how they are as a person. People are good or bad based on how they treat others, not on who they're attracted or not attracted to.
14. Physical abnormalities? (Both visible and not, including injuries/disabilities, long-term illnesses, food-intolerances, etc.) He has scars over most of his body, as well as many re-healed bones and torn muscles. He has only two teeth that are still his own left, something he kind of prides them on: "These little guys are in for the long-term. They're not giving up for anything!" He can eat pretty much anything, but he has a mild allergy to freshly cut grass. He's also mildly hypoglycemic, another reason he always makes sure to have plenty of snacks with him at all times. It was something that was more of a concern when he was a child, because he didn't really know what it was; he just knew he could get really woozy without food after a workout or after going a very long time without eating.
15. Biggest and smallest short term goal?Biggest short term goal: Fix his relationship with Roy and Wally.Smallest short term goal: Reorganize his records by album art to make a mural.
16. Biggest and smallest long term goal?Biggest long term goal: Have a family of his own and a kid or two of his own.Smallest long term goal: Finally unpack everything in his apartment.
17. Preferred mode of dress and rituals surrounding dressHonestly, he'd rather go around naked, but that's against the law in public. Otherwise, it's whatever the loosest or shortest thing is that he can find. If he has to go out, he might put on something like sweats, but he'd rather wear as little and as light as possible. If he's not dressing for work or a special occasion, it's just whatever he grabs first out of his closet, although he will sometimes spend a good 15 minutes figuring out if a shirt goes with these certain pants or not, and what exactly he's giving with this kind of outfit.
18. Favorite beverage?Shirley Temple. It's light and goes well with most everything. Plus, it makes him feel like a kid again.
19. What do they think about before falling asleep at night?If he's not dead-tired, he'll think quickly about everyone he knows, just running their faces through to send out good thoughts to them. The only time he doesn't do this is when he collapses from exhaustion as soon as he gets inside.
20. Childhood illnesses? Any interesting stories behind them?He got the chickenpox when he was three. He called them the "Robin-pox", because his mom always called him a robin. Unfortunately, he also gave it to his dad, the elephant trainer, and one of the younger clowns. While Dick ran around, easily getting over the illness, the adults were terribly sick in bed. Thankfully, everyone healed just fine, but they always teased Dick that he always loved giving people things whether they wanted them or not.
22. Given a blank piece of paper, a pencil, and nothing to do, what would happen?He'd start doodling hero logos everywhere, maybe write down things he needed to do that he'd hopefully remember, twirl the pencil, balance it on his nose, fold the paper into shapes, hope that he would be let out of this awkward void he was put in where there was nothing else to do.
23. How organized are they? How does this organization/disorganization manifest in their everyday life?He's generally scattered in pretty much everything. He has a ridiculous amount of focus when he tries, but he's always running on about seven different levels at once, so he's always switching between them, even while working on one thing. He couldn't describe his organization patterns for anyone else to follow, but it's very clear to him and he gets all his work done.
24. Is there one subject of study that they excel at? Or do they even care about intellectual pursuits at all?Languages. He picks up inflections and dialect changes very easily, so he learns very quickly.
25. How do they see themselves 5 years from today?In his ideal situation, settled down with Roy and Wally, raising Lian, with the entire Batfamily speaking to each other and everyone getting along. He'd probably still be heroing, but definitely with a family.
26. Do they have any plans for the future? Any contingency plans if things don’t workout?His family is the biggest plan he really has. Making a family, keeping everyone together, that's all he really wants in the long term. If that doesn't work out, he'll just keep trying until it does.
27. What is their biggest regret?Blockbuster. Even though he has moved past it as much as he can, he still fears that, no matter what he says, Bruce will think Dick's not good anymore, that maybe Dick would someday make the jump from letting someone die to actually causing it, if he could justify it.
28. Who do they see as their best friend? Their worst enemy?Best friend: Donna. No matter what happens in his personal life, Donna will always be there for him and, since she's usually the uninvolved party, she can give him any helpful advice he might need.Worst enemy: Dick would answer Joker or Deathstroke, just because of their history and what it takes to fight them. The real answer, however, would be himself, specifically the part of himself that holds everything he does up to Bruce, that tells him he can't ever save anyone, that tells him he'll never be enough for everyone. Even though he doesn't actively listen to that part of him until he's deeply caught up in himself, it's still a major driving force to make him to anything.
29. Reaction to sudden extrapersonal disaster (eg The house is on fire! What do they do?)Get everybody safe. Once he was sure people were safe, then he'd think about going back for any special possessions.
30. Reaction to sudden intrapersonal disaster (eg close family member suddenly dies)If someone close to him died suddenly, Dick would take it hard. No matter how much or how often he reminds himself that death is a very common part of their line of work, he never gets used to it in any way. His reaction would vary depending on who it was and how they died. If it was a time when he could openly grieve, he would. If he needed to take over for someone or take responsibility for something, he would do that and let it silently eat away at him until he could finally let it all out.
31. Most prized possession?His original costume. It's a reminder of his parents, but it's also a reminder of Bruce and what growing up with him was like.
32. Thoughts on material possessions in general?Already answered.
33. Concept of home and family? Family is vitally important to Dick. Home is a more abstract concept to him; it can be wherever his family is, so long as they are all together. He grew up with a strong connection to family, so he constantly thinks about it.
34. Thoughts on privacy? (Are they a private person, or are they prone to ‘TMI’?)He is usually very open in sharing his opinions, his triumphs, and his troubles. The only time he doesn't share is when things are really bothering him, but he sees others having more problems. As for privacy with "TMI/taboo topics"... he doesn't really know the meaning of "TMI".
35. What activities do they enjoy, but consider to be a waste of time?He doesn't really think anything's a waste of time as long as it's helping yourself or others in some way.
36. What makes them feel guilty?Dick often does things that are perfectly in his own nature that accidentally hurt someone he loves, because he didn't realize it would. Once he knows he's hurt that person, he over-analyzes everything he does to avoid hurting them again, out of guilt and a need to keep them happy with him.
37. Are they more analytical or more emotional in their decision-making?He's a pretty fair balance of both, although he does base most things off his emotions and instincts. If it's for a case, it's more analytical with a little intuition. If it's for everyday life, it's mostly emotional with analysis for specific things.
38. Would they consider themselves a Type A or Type B personality? I had actually no idea what this was...Can't say I really know it now, either....I guess he'd be more of a Type A? With plenty of helpings from Type B? He feels relaxed when doing a lot of things, so that's a bit more Type A, I guess. Dick thinks the entire theory is too flawed to really have a good definition.
39. What recharges them when they’re feeling drained?He needs to be around happy, content people to really recharge. He drains faster when left alone without contact.
40. Would you say that they have a superiority-complex? Inferiority-complex? Neither?Neither, really, though probably more of a fear of inferiority. He's much more afraid of disappointing and failing those he loves than himself.
41. How misanthropic are they? Not at all. He loves people more than anything else and always believes that people are naturally good overall.
42. Hobbies?Already answered.
43. How far did they get in formal education? What are their views on formal education vs self-education?He's gone through one year of college at Hudson U., and training at the police academy. He sometimes toys with the idea of going back to college just to do a little more "formal" learning. He's more of the idea of "learn what you need and want to, however you want to" rather than "this way is the right way to learn" or anything.
44. Religion?While his father was more strongly rooted in Rroma traditions and beliefs, his mother was "Christian in name only", as she said. She never went to church or read the Bible, but she still considered herself more Christian than anything. As a child, Dick absorbed the beliefs of his circus family and combined them with his own views on the world. After Bruce took him in and Dick studied with him and on his own, he just created a collaboration of all his favorite parts of different religions. If he prays, he prays to the universe, to fates, and to good energy. He believes more in doing good to people and the Rule of Three (what you do comes back to you threefold).
45. Superstitions or views on the occult?He's seen enough to know that things outside of average consciousness exist. He believes in demons and angels, but doesn't really think they interact with humans too often. Honestly, Dick doesn't really care about religion, the occult, or belief systems as long as no one's being hurt by them.As for personal superstitions, he always says "bread and butter" if he's separated by someone when walking, he'll toss salt over his shoulder if it's spilled, and he still remembers small prayers of healing his father used to say.
46. Do they express their thoughts through words or deeds?He expresses himself best through actions. He doesn't get tongue-tied easily, but he feels that words don't always allow for the clearest expression, but body language and touches can express so much more.
47. If they were to fall in love, who (or what) is their ideal?Already answered.
48. How do they express love?He says "I love you" very easily, but he means it completely. Otherwise, he expresses love the same way he expresses everything else, through touch and physicality. He always stays close to those he loves, touching them often and freely.
49. If this person were to get into a fist fight, what is their fighting style like?His style is movement-based, relying on quick, precise contact with his opponent to injure and tire them, rather than brute force.
50. Is this person afraid of dying? Why or why not?He's not afraid of death as much as the dying itself, especially of suffering through it alone. His biggest fear with death, though, is what it would do to those he loves. He never wants to leave his family alone and hurt them by dying.
