#tohru.asks

2. what is the thing they feel the most guilty about?

— “i… i really wished i shouldn’t had to leave my mother by her own just to become a trainee,”  tohru contemplated after giving it a lot of thought, her eyes wandering off around the place. “i mean, weighing the situation back then it was definitively for a greater good and the best choice i could take, it’s just… i’m sure my mom struggled a lot even if she says otherwise, i would’ve liked to be there for her.” it’s clear to see she wants to add something else by the way she opens her mouth, but she closes it just as soon, deciding she doesn’t needs to voice every thought that goes through her head.

6. what is something that never fails to make them feel sick?

— “capitalism,” several laughs are heard in the background, but tohru’s knitted eyebrows don’t budge. if they were expecting her to elaborate, then they were done right there.

12. have they ever done something illegal? what was it?

1. what’s the maximum amount of time your character can sit still with nothing to do?

— “bold of you to assume i can even sit still!”

2. how easy is it for your character to laugh?

— arrow is about to answer when something in the background seem to catch her eye, and without warning she burst out in an obnoxious fit of laughs, clapping her own thights as she flailed around from her giggles. in the background, hyojung is merely holding out a v-sign, her perfect poker face remaining untochable. tohru appears behind her, “i think that explains it pretty accurately.”

7. what triggers nostalgia for them, most often? do they enjoy that feeling?

— "you know the feeling of eating snacks in secret, knowing that you shouldn’t be eating them and if you mom finds you you’re gone for better? that,” arrow leans back, her arms behind her head and a smug smile on her face. “dude, it always makes me feel like the infant i am.”

8. what were they told to stop/start doing most often as a child?

— “i’m not sure why, but mom would always say that i should act of my age more often, that it was okay for me to spend my days leisurely, be selfish...” tohru seems to get lost in her thoughts for a second, tugging her hair behind her right ear. “i still don’t get it. i lived a full childhood.”

10. what lie do they most frequently remember telling? does it haunt them?

— “oh,” a voice from behind pipes in as soon as the question is dropped. “tohru doesn’t lie.”

“at all.” a third one agrees.

“that can’t be true. if anything, she once in her life had to tell a lil’ white lie or—”

“i’m telling you. she doesn’t.”