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House Thany. - If your character existed in our world and had the chance to travel anywhere for one day, where would they choose to go? Would they go to see the lights of Paris, or explore the countryside of Iceland? Explain.

Isolde would most definitely go to D.C. for the day. She would adore the Smithsonian and all of the history stored inside it and that it’s free. She would take a tour of the capitol building and set in on the senate. And she would join a protest. Afterwards, she would lay in her hotel room and marvel about how this was going to be her life one day. 

House Viper. Every character has an animal that they can compare to themselves. If you had to choose for your character, what animal would that be? Explain your reasoning behind this.

The Peregrine Falcon. It’s the fastest bird in the world, which I think relates back to Isolde’s wits. It is also a bird of prey, which I think fits her because of her willingness to fit for what she wants. Peregrine comes from the latin peregrinus which means to wander. Admittedly, Isolde doesn’t wander much, as she tends to be very sure of her decisions, but she does want to travel to the Red villages to truly see their struggles and to visit neighnoring lands if peace is possible in her lifetime.

House Nolle. Every character goes through plenty of storms in their life that shape them into the person they are today. What stage of the storm is your character at in their storyline? Are they just coming up on dark clouds? Are they currently residing in the midst of it? Or – Have they made it through to the other side?

House Iral: All characters have gone through an embarrassing situation that they didn’t have the grace and agility to dodge. If your character had the chance to go back in time for one day to one single occurrence, what would it be and what would they change?

Emory has experienced a lot of embarrassment, but perhaps the worse instances of mortification happen when he looks like he doesn’t know what he’s doing. Because he tries so hard to be liked and seem capable, it’s especially shameful when something goes wrong. A particular time that sticks out to him is when he was a teenager, still working on his powers, and accidentally flooded a room when he tried showing off. Though this taught him not to show off and to know his limits, he would easily go back in time and resist using his powers at that time. If he hadn’t flooded the place, he would have avoided a lot of ridicule and doubt when it came to his abilities, as a lot of people heard and know the story.

House Tyros: If your character had the ability to make one of their preferences become the default mentality for all people, what would they choose to replicate? Would they want the world full of people fighting for equality, or would the character prefer the world to be full of independent people like themselves?

House Titanos: There is always one event that could lead to a character’s complete downfall. What is something that could completely break your character to cause such a domino effect in their life?

Losing Orion is one of the only things that could truly ruin Emory. It doesn’t matter to him if Orion’s in his life romantically or not as long as he’s there, as long as he’s happy. If anything were to happen to his best friend, the man he loves, everything in his life would fall apart. 

House Provos: Some characters are active, while others are more prone to relaxing without a care. If your character was offered the ability to do all tasks without barely lifting a finger, would they agree to it, or would they struggle with the thought of losing their independence?

As it is, Emory has barely had to work a day in his life. Regardless, he’s spent a lot of time exerting himself in training; he tries hard to be the best he can be. With little independence in the first place, he wouldn’t be able to give up the rest even if it meant not having to physically exert himself. After all, his training his not only honed his powers, but helped to keep his mind sharp and also work through a lot of anxiety.

House Osanos: There are many conversations, situations, and individuals that come into a character’s life that have a tendency to be forgotten as the years pass by. What is one conversation, situation, or individual that consistently floods your character’s thoughts on a daily basis? Why do you think your character is attached to that conversation, situation, or individual so fiercely that they have an inability to forget it/them?

House Laris: Sometimes people overreact without thinking it through. Has your character ever blown something out of proportion, then later regretted it? Or is your character someone who is calm and never acts up? Talk about particular experiences for either.