Ahhh, such a deliciously long reply, you are so good to me *-*. I really can't wait to see more of Drael and Tir interacting, there are going to be fireworks. And, er, not the sexy party kind. I just can't wait to see it, haha.
And ahhh, you say it wouldn't be interesting but I think it sounds plenty interesting, gosh. I have all sorts of biases in that, admittedly. For one thing, I get way too much pleasure in writing Griffith quite regardless of whether he's particularly likeable or not - he's a delight of actualised characterisation, I can always follow where he ends up and why. He's wonderful to write, haha, and I really do want to scene something with him and Drael. Which is agreed to be happening anyway, but all the same, I adore Drael and seeing how he responds to situations, just about any possible suggestion that has Drael in the fray gets an A+ from the gargant school of planning.
But really, also, Tir. I like Tir for a lot of the reasons I like Lisette - seeing these female characters striving in what seems a relatively patriarchal society. I would say the key issues on both sides of our borders are more rooted in social class than gender equality (with defensive the less generous in these field imo, but offensive has horrible stances on other human rights, so). Regardless though, there are definite levels of patriarchy, and I like seeing how these different characters face that. So as much as it's a cruel thing to desire, I would love to see Tir faced with something where she's, as you say, powerless. Moreso, I'd love to see how she responds to and deals with it in the aftermath. I just want her as inflamed as possible, it would seem. Anything to further the furious power of Tir's ambition and drive.
By the way, Griffith, do you know what happens to loose cannons? They end up getting themselves killed. My advice, young man: calm down and make some friends. If there were a betting pool for War characters on the road to severe disaster, you'd have high odds. OR THAT'S WHAT I THINK. (Pretty sure both cousins would be up there too, on account of the horrible bomb that is every time they interact.)
Anyway, ahhh, moving on, you're so good to offer that. I don't know, I should read it back and maybe try and edit a bit myself, and then maybe... maybe go from there, ahhh. But you are, you are good, thank you. Your encouragement is a very precious thing to me :<
I'm supposed to be cooking things tonight, and as much I don't feel like eating it is starting to get sort of late. Which means you are denied any further response for the minute, I figure you would rather have half a comment now to break your day up a bit then a whole comment X time later. So I will get back to you! I am sorry, ahhh. Thank you, lovely youuu...
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Ahhh, such a deliciously long reply, you are so good to me *-*. I really can't wait to see more of Drael and Tir interacting, there are going to be fireworks. And, er, not the sexy party kind. I just can't wait to see it, haha.
And ahhh, you say it wouldn't be interesting but I think it sounds plenty interesting, gosh. I have all sorts of biases in that, admittedly. For one thing, I get way too much pleasure in writing Griffith quite regardless of whether he's particularly likeable or not - he's a delight of actualised characterisation, I can always follow where he ends up and why. He's wonderful to write, haha, and I really do want to scene something with him and Drael. Which is agreed to be happening anyway, but all the same, I adore Drael and seeing how he responds to situations, just about any possible suggestion that has Drael in the fray gets an A+ from the gargant school of planning.
But really, also, Tir. I like Tir for a lot of the reasons I like Lisette - seeing these female characters striving in what seems a relatively patriarchal society. I would say the key issues on both sides of our borders are more rooted in social class than gender equality (with defensive the less generous in these field imo, but offensive has horrible stances on other human rights, so). Regardless though, there are definite levels of patriarchy, and I like seeing how these different characters face that. So as much as it's a cruel thing to desire, I would love to see Tir faced with something where she's, as you say, powerless. Moreso, I'd love to see how she responds to and deals with it in the aftermath. I just want her as inflamed as possible, it would seem. Anything to further the furious power of Tir's ambition and drive.
By the way, Griffith, do you know what happens to loose cannons? They end up getting themselves killed. My advice, young man: calm down and make some friends. If there were a betting pool for War characters on the road to severe disaster, you'd have high odds. OR THAT'S WHAT I THINK. (Pretty sure both cousins would be up there too, on account of the horrible bomb that is every time they interact.)
Anyway, ahhh, moving on, you're so good to offer that. I don't know, I should read it back and maybe try and edit a bit myself, and then maybe... maybe go from there, ahhh. But you are, you are good, thank you. Your encouragement is a very precious thing to me :<
I'm supposed to be cooking things tonight, and as much I don't feel like eating it is starting to get sort of late. Which means you are denied any further response for the minute, I figure you would rather have half a comment now to break your day up a bit then a whole comment X time later. So I will get back to you! I am sorry, ahhh. Thank you, lovely youuu...