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⚜ What is the best time to write for you? Why?

Ah, the mighty fleurs-de-lis.

Anyway, my best time to write is at night. Now that I’m on night shift, that’s just because it’s when I’m awake and active. Previously it was because that’s when I was tired enough to bypass the little man in my head who constantly throws fits, sets my drafts on fire, and declares everything I write garbage.

Nowadays, I have whiskey for that.

☺ What’s a character that you desperately want your muse to play with? Why?

As awful as it sounds, I really don’t have any. I’m really amazingly bad at keeping track of who’s who, so I’ll usually just put out a starter call, see who responds, and try to have fun. It usually works out, and it keeps me from playing favorites among muns, which is a nice bonus.

Besides, I have enough trouble keeping people straight in my head irl, that tracking which iteration of Canon Character X we’re on gets confusing. We’ve been through two Serenas since I started playing Calem and I’m not really looking forward to number 3 because I’m going to start getting them all mixed up.

▼ Do you keep your character in character even if they are one of the worst people in the world?

With Calem, it’s not really that difficult to hold him in character once I drag him screaming from his hole.

Generally, Calem doesn’t really like the rain.

Violet doesn’t really have a need for clocks--she sets her own schedule and goes wherever she pleases.

Despite traveling around the Pokemon world, Liah isn’t used to cold climates at all. While she was in the controlled climate of the Sprout Tower, Liah thought that blankets were restrictive, scratchy, and stuffy. Who needed them?

Barry used to hate lemons (a D-tier fruit, according to his Official Produce Rankings), but his tune changed when he noticed Palmer squeezing lemons into his water and soda. When questioned by his energetic son why he did such things, Palmer laughed and said that the sour flavor built character and toughness.