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Subj: Re: It's dangerous that close to the fire. Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 at 07:26:14 pm EST (Viewed 352 times) | Reply Subj: Re: It's dangerous that close to the fire. Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 at 06:12:24 pm EST (Viewed 2 times) | ||||||
Quote: Your call. I'm not saying to anybody that they need to write stuff. I try to ensure that Untold Tales offers a coherent narrative in its own right. On the other hand I don't always have the time to cover all the nuances or details for each of the rather large cast, so if posters want to flesh out their characters' reactions I'm all for it.I'll see what I can do. Quote: Quote: Quote: Thugos tends to test his opponents to see if they're strong and worthy of his attention.Quote: Quote: Lara must have already proved that with the zombies and Ms Peel, since Thugos isn't doing something cliche like making her fight her own friends.Quote: There are presumably other strengths he wishes to test.So he's going to see if he can break her too now? She's going to become angry about that at some point. When she gets angry she becomes uncooperative. Quote: I'm not sure Thugos would view himself as evil. He has a viewpoint that he believes in - that strength ensures survival - and sees his role in promoting that as the future of the Parodyverse. He wouldn't neccessarily describe himself as villainous as the Hood would. He would describe himself as neccessary.Lara might agree with him there, but warn him that when he interferes with stuff that's already working just fine, that makes him evil. | |||||||
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