#page33.

this one was so funnnn!!!!!! 

i think i will solve problems on purpose: page 10: the caregiver, page 18: the observer, page 61: the antihero, page 74: the knight, page 101: the conscience.

i think i will solve problems on accident: page 09: the dream, page 24: the explorer, page 40: the pessimist, page 88: the underdog, page 93: the wildcard.

i think i will cause problems on accident: page 08: the humorist, page 23: the tragedy, page 57: the ingenue, page 75: the lover, page 103: the indifferent.

i think i will cause problems on purpose: page 33: the rebel, page 39: the seducer, page 41: the hotshot, page 94: the villain, page 95: the corrupter.

of course! other than any of the suggestions from here and here some others i can think of are: woo dohwan, diego tinoco, jaden smith, lay talay, aramis knight, ashton sanders, zhu zhengting, and ryan jacob flores.

in the rebels skeleton there are three different kinds of characters who i feel don’t have much in common other than in way or another, they are rebels within their narrative. while the knight may be a revolutionary, the rebel does not have to be. of course, none of the skeletons HAVE to be anything as they are all up to your interpretation and to do with them what you see fit, but to me, a rebel can be many things. they can be social rebels or political rebels, or simply just someone going through a phase. wheras the knight is someone who is expected to be a hero and a revolutionary.

also, i would say a lot of the literary characters used in the skeletons could easily apply to someone else and this just means that some of the skeletons have interachnageable qualities but there are differences that make them unique !!! i hope this makes sense and answers your question <3

it’s entirely up to the applicant so long as you stick to overall rp age range which is 18-28 !!!

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you’ve found yourself in...

Jane (Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brönte), Enjolras (Les Misérables by Victor Hugo) and Lisbeth Salander (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson). 

though, who are you ?

Your page has a tear to it, right down the middle as if it refused to be part of the book itself. Some might assume a reader just got too rough with the book but you know that your page was created this way because much like this page, you hate being told what to do and who you are. Authority figures, institutions, group work, those things are just not your cup of tea which is fine but it leaves one to wonder why you are here. What is it that you’re rebelling against by simply existing in this space? What do you stand for?

the characters in your story

PAGE 23: THE TRAGEDY. You know that you crash landed into their life without a care, much like you do with anything else, but you were drawn to them and you acted without thinking. Their friendship means the world to you, though, and you’re incredibly grateful they didn’t ignore you and walk away like anyone else would’ve.

PAGE 101: THE CONSCIENCE. They’ve been known to tug on your ear once or twice when you get too rowdy or come up with an idea that’s entirely too chaotic. You act like you hate it and constantly complain about them but truthfully, it's nice to have someone care, even if all they do is yell at you because of it.