#lil help

Ello there, working on aus rn, but to have stuff to post, can you name characters that I can draw from Asterix and Obelix? I'm up to draw most of them but hard to choose

can somebody help me finding a movie? I am loking for the movie Red Dirt (2000), it's with Walton Goggins. Thank you

Can someone tell me if my masterlist in my bio works now???

Character sheet Character sheet-interview style. Make a copy so you can edit your own. Name: Background: Birthday: Place of birth: Parents: Siblings: Economic/social status growing up: Ethnic background: Places lived: Education: Preexisting unique skills he will use to solve plot problems: Jobs: Salary: If he could do anything other than what he does, what would it be: Travel: Friends: How people view this character: Lives with: Fights with: Spends time with: Wishes to spend time with: People who depend on him and why: People he most admires: Enemies: Dating, marriage: Children: Relationship with God: Outlook on life: Opinion of himself: What, if anything, he would like to change about his life: Personal demons: Lying to self about: Optimistic or pessimistic: Real or feigned: Morality level: Confidence level: Self-control and self-discipline level: Typical Day: Physical appearance: Physical build: Posture: Head shape: Eyes: Nose: Mouth: Hair Skin: Tattoos/piercings/scars: Voice: What people notice first: Clothing: How he sees himself: Five words he would use to describe himself: Five words best friend would use use to describe him: Identities of this character (mother, lover, soldier, etc.) in order of priority to this person: Degree of self-awareness: Greatest joy (thing that’s keeping him alive): Greatest pain: Health/disabilities/handicaps: Characteristics: Personality type: Love language: Strongest/weakest character traits: Three rules he lives by: Public identity: Does that ironically contrast with a hidden interior self? Default personality trait: Default argument tactic: Physical vulnerabilities: Emotional vulnerabilities: Things that make him irrationally angry: Things that make him cry: Fears: Talents: What people like best about him: Interests and favorites: Political leaning: Collections: Food, drink: Music: Books: Movies: Sports, recreation: Color: Best way to spend a weekend: Great gift for this person: Pets: Vehicles: Typical expressions: When happy: When angry: When frustrated: When sad: When afraid: Idiosyncrasies: Laughs or jeers at: Ways to cheer up this person: Ways to annoy this person: Hopes and dreams: Plan to accomplish these dreams: Worst thing he’s ever done: Greatest success: Biggest trauma: Greatest embarrassment: He is the kind of person who: What you love most about this character: Why readers will sympathize with this person right away: Voice on the page: Core Need: Corresponding psychological maneuver (delusions, obsessions, compulsions, addictions, denial, hysterical ailments, hypochondria, illnesses, behaviors harming the self, behavior harming others, manias, and phobias): Anecdote (Defining Moment):