snakes, clowns, tight space, closet monsters, death, curses, abandonment, falling
Snakes: Would your muse ever keep an unusual/exotic pet?
Kristoffer: He collected bugs with Halden when they were younger, kept them for a while, but released a whole bunch for a prank.
Pietro: He would love any pet he forms a bond with, tbh. Heās never had a pet before, though heād probably gravitate towards the more common ones. He wants two doves.
Clowns: Does your muse prefer comedy? Or horror?
Kristoffer: Horror.Ā Pietro: Comedy.
Tight Space: Does your muse ever feel that theyāre not living up to their own potential?
Kristoffer: He will show that heās fine with the way he is. For the most part, heās dispassionate about matters like this.Ā But perhaps a part of him, deep, deep, deep down inside, sometimes does feel like he could be better.
Pietro:Ā Itās not that he thinks heās not living up to it, but rather, he sees himself as having this potential and being on the way. Heās a not-yet.
Closet Monsters: Does your muse hide any aspects of their personality/life from others?
Kristoffer: Swedenās underground opium trade is not openly known to those uninvolved. Also, despite whatever rumours that may surround him, his personal opium use is also not public knowledge.
Pietro: It is not so much that he hides it as he simply is a rather patient person, but not many people get to see his temper unleashed. It does exist.
Death: Name one thing your muse has lost that they wish they could get back.
Pietro: The memory of his parentsā voices. Itās been a while since theyāve passed due to the plague and the memory is starting to get less vivid in his head.
Curses: Does your muse believe in good/bad luck? How about karma?
Kristoffer: That some things just boil down to luck, yes. That karma is some sort of unexplainable otherworldly phenomenon, no. But of karma as an effect/reaction to things done that warrant them, yes.
Pietro: Yes, he sees that there are people who are more fortunate/less fortunate than others. Yes, insofar as he believes that good will eventually be rewarded with good, and that evil cannot prevail forever.
Abandonment: How would your muse win back someone who left them?
Kristoffer: answered here!
Pietro: If it was his fault, apologise profusely. Depending on context, he might do a grand gesture. If the person absolutely cannot be won back, heāll probably let go out of respect for their wishes, but should they come back eventually, heād probably welcome them back with open arms.
Falling: What does your muse think about falling in love or commitment?Ā
Kristoffer: He hasnāt fallen in too deep with anyone yet. Love as a feeling is unreliable, or so he tells himself, having seen countless peopleĀ āfall in loveā just for the night, or fall out of love after things get boring. Willing commitment, it seems, is more indicative of love to him, for the choice to keep loving a person even after the initial excitement is gone shows a stronger foundation in a relationship and paves the way for it to keep developing. He wants this eventually, but good luck trying to get him to admit it.
Pietro:Ā Heās a romantic and loves love. He is glad and feels most fortunate that he is able to give and receive it. He believes that falling in love is a gift and that every part of it is to be enjoyed and treasured. He thinks that commitment is a wonderful thing that sustains a relationship, as it has made his own survive over the years.