tl;dr relationships meme

[provenworth]

 
TL; DR RELATIONSHIPS❤MEME
① List all the characters you play.
② People reply with CR they truly, madly, deeply want to know about.
③ tl;dr on character relationships. first impressions count too!
④ ???
⑤ harvest all that tl;dr!

Comments

[crimson_drachma]

Rosalind remembers when the novels were first printed, so it was not difficult for her to realize who she was talking to at first. Even more amazingly to her, Alice was a real and proper little girl and no longer just a character in a book. She finds Alice to be entirely endearing and quite sweet. Her vocabulary is incredible for a girl her age, and the way she manages to balance out politeness with the streak of stubbornness and curiosity tells her that this is a child who can grow into a woman that can do incredible things.

Being able to have her as an apprentice is her attempt to foster that curiosity Alice is most known for and allow her to make things with her own hands. Rosalind was never one to think it proper for a girl to not have some means of learning to use her hands to create things, be it artwork, clothing, or weapons. A girl like Alice could end up becoming the greatest philosopher in the world if she was given the chance to prove that she had the aptitude.

She loves Alice. Really, truly does. She brings out that big sister protective instinct that makes Rosalind jump at the call should she ever get hurt or find herself in some kind of danger. What Ros really wants most right now is for Alice to be able to keep cultivating her intelligence and physical strength while also being able to just enjoy being a child.

[victoriantype]

Baw ;_; I want Alice to lean heavily on her archery for a while (since I think it ties into the whole "Hey a new hobby!/Hey I'm getting stronger" thing she's got going on). Alice loves Rosalind, too. (And like the majority of her CR, lbr. Maybe in differing strengths, though).

Oh man what if she found a book on alchemy? (Not that she knows magic but it'd be another chance for her to learn about something new).