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Post by YUN MO on Oct 30, 2013 0:41:28 GMT
my place to spam my thoughts on character relationships, write monologues, and thread my own characters together. [div style="background-color:#ffffff;color:#666666;text-align:justify;padding:15px;font-family:arial;font-size:10px;"][div align="center"]INTROSPECTION[div style="font-family:monospace;font-size:20px;border-bottom:1px solid #e5e5e5;margin-bottom:5px;"]TITLE[/div][/div]input[/div]
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Post by ORNELLA BELLEFLUER on Oct 30, 2013 1:43:58 GMT
INTROSPECTION JUSTICE & ORNELLA Confession: Ornella wasn't supposed to be the sort of character she ended up as. Her conception changed somewhere between her creation and pbv2. to put it short and sweet, Ornella was supposed to wear the pants in her relationship. She had justice dancing on her little fingers, each word on her lips 'right'. But, at the same time, I didn't feel like I knew what I was doing with that type of girl. And then, Ornella's face influenced me. THAT SMILING FLOWER-EYED FACE! Her face is so plastic and whimsical. It reminds me of the kawaii frogs i would scribble on my notebooks in middle school. And when i became hypnotized by her happyhappy face Ornella Bellefluer went from tomboy with a basebat hidden under her cake display to a Stepford wife. 21st century perfection became her goal. She also came under the influence of the memory of a college friend of mine who had been in a relationships since middle school and would confide in me that she felt like she never had the chance to find out who she was because she always focused on defining her relationship instead. Ornella is a slave to the 'us' of Justice/Ornela. And while at times it seems she wears the pants, it's really just her husband's laid-back quality regarding most of their plans that leads her to take the initiative. The keystone of Ornella's character became her relationship with Justice. He married her at a young age. They dated all through high school. He gave her that dream! She felt popular and cool, even though for so long she felt so out-of-place as an immigrant. (She didn't become fluent in English until she was twelve, and she immigrated to Canada when she was eight.) , So she sticks to him like glue. Some teens stick to her parent, but she stuck to her boyfriend. Eventually, she transformed herself to be /for/ him like Sandra did for Danny in Grease, or how all couples are careful to make future plans around each other. Ornella had it in her imagination to marry Justice long before they did! But Ornella and Justice took it too far and got married very early, I think, namely because of Ornella's pressure. Ornella quit high school her senior year, and they ran away to do their own thing. Coincidental circumstances led them to Nova Athenis. Ornella's parents were furious and didn't understand, but she managed to calm them down with the success of her bakery. (The same pressure to be a proper housewife had made her so dedicated to baking. She has a knack for it that saved her.) (Which is a fun irony - the skills she learns to serve a husband lead her to become the dominant money-making force in her marriage.) But back on point, their relationship is supremely plastic, rushed, and stereotypical. What's really interesting is that even though they've been together for so long, have made love so many times, and depended on each other financially, Ornella and Justice aren't exactly best friends. Ornella was so transfixed with the idea of her man as a status symbol that she never built up the friendship between them that is the truest glue in mature love. You can see their tension in how Ornella wants children and is gobbling up the trail of what she wants to do, while her realistic husbands knows they are too young and that to have children now will only burden their days. Now that the dragon egg is in their lives, a powerful tension has been introduced into their relationship, and for the first time, Ornella is thinking independently of Justice instead of going along with his word. Now that Ornella is flirting with jeopardizing her relationship - her over-imaginative, trusting, childish self fascinated by Creation's gift as much as she is with her fairytale romance - she's losing touch with how much she needs Justice. I'm tempted to have a plot twist in which the repercussions of keeping her dragon egg secret (or the repercussions of more lies that stem from that one about the dragon egg) hit her in a grand catastrophe.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2013 2:12:33 GMT
Damien Hurst is based off of American President George W. Bush: You'd drink a beer with him, but you wouldn't ask him to hold your wallet. He was further influenced by the following: - Gambling debates in my city regarding the the construction of a new casino resort. Apparently my state has very few psychological clinics for gambling addiction. An article in the newspaper listed the symptoms of gambling addiction, which inspired me. - The story of the Prodigal Son, or the frustrations that come with being the eldest brother, and watching each of the younger siblings steal his parent's attention is personified with Damien. Like William, Damien became estranged from his family but unlike William, he estranged himself. He acted out, disappointed his father with his poor marks, and would get into all sorts of trouble that prove his bad character such as cheating and drugs. It was all a cry for attention, and because his parents didn't respond to as it should, his sense of estrangement was never cured. Most importantly, on contrast with William, Damien doesn't want to be estranged and actively rebels against it. This is why he pushes himself into the lives of his siblings more than they do into his own. He wants William to care about him and do what he says - and he exerts his power like a bully. His intense love of Isobel is amplified by his jealousy of her popularity and his competition for her favor against William. (I think the brothers would compete to try and make Isobel like them more than the other.) (His gambling addiction began like a smoking addiction: he looked cool with all those poker chips pressed onto the table, and the attention felt so GOOD.) - Plotting with the goddess of casinos, Cassiopeia, to throw him through even more hoops. Though none of his initial problems were created by his romantic history, they certainly frustrate him and add a level of depth. His ex-wife completely and utterly used his name to gain political favor and an expensive divorce settlement. He has a fresh romance plot with Pinn's Capella, which is supremely interesting, because he's either going to fall for a woman precisely like his ex-wife all over again, or, they're going to change each other. It all depends on when and how the secret that Damien has outrageous debts from his gambling addiction gets revealed.
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Post by ORNELLA BELLEFLUER on Nov 8, 2013 13:15:42 GMT
INTROSPECTION JUSTICE & ORNELLA THIS IS JUST MY HEADCANON ITS NOT OFFICIAL OR ANYTHING. Its kind of an intense idea I had. I was reading this tumblr blog, for the love of a sub, which is about dominant/submissive kink relationships and then I realized this might be something really cool to add depth to Justice/Ornella. I think the original way laika planned it, with Ornella wearing the pants, could fit with Ornella being the dom. (They'd have kink sexplay with Justice roped to the bed, blindfolded, following Ornella's every command; And of course, they wouldn't be obvious about it irl. Ornella's too carefree to give it much thought when its not sexplay, and Justice would be too private to really talk about it with his motorcycle buddies.) It would involve Justice taking a more submissive role in the relationship (Dragon Egg scenario being an interesting, testing exception.) Reading about doms, I think Ornella would make an really awesome, stable Dom. She's passionate, devoted, and responsible. She's running her own small business. She has every aspect of her life outside of her love life by the horns. Justice is along for the ride. She's not overly sadist, or very dark with her desires though. By first impression, she seems very innocent and vanilla. But the thing is, Ornella's probably read a crapton of cosmopolitan. I can't see why she wouldn't want to experiment if she wanted to make things more exciting for Justice. Maybe Justice liked their first experiment, and it only got more intense from then on. Ornella's one flaw is as a dom is that she might need Justice too much for her own good. Or the idea of him and his support. She would very much fear losing their relationship, but this need she would have to somewhat hide to fulfill her role. The cards could also fall the other way! I could play on Ornella's need and make her the sub. Justice could very well be the dom too. A very good dom, considering, how he reacted to the dragon egg. (Not cruel, but firm.) Ornella would only show her submissive side with him, and he would probably appreciate it deep down. Whoever ends up as dom or sub, though, the dragon egg is great because Ornella is breaking some of the trust they share. Trust is so key for D/S- like, it can only lead to a really interesting chaos of emotion! @justice plsu read lasjdhfkjh
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