I'm not saying that everyone should write like me (heaven forbid) or be like Spike, Mr. Keep-it-all-inside. He's a boiling cauldron of emotion inside, and outside he's all... "huh." But that's him canonically, and for me, it's all about letting characters react in as much of a canonical way as I can fathom given the AU-ness of roleplay. It's malleable and always changing, and there's no way a roleplay board can stick only to canon. That's already been written, and you might as well just read the books at that point. The love-and-pregnancy thing has been kind of an epidemic other places beyond ours, and that's why I'm curious about that. I think we're dashedly well-behaved.
Unless you want to blame the tequila.
(And here I thought you joined my RP board so you could learn all of Madam Pomfrey's untold secrets of Hogwarts.) Heh. Juuuuuust kidding you.
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Date: 2006-09-01 12:30 am (UTC)I'm not saying that everyone should write like me (heaven forbid) or be like Spike, Mr. Keep-it-all-inside. He's a boiling cauldron of emotion inside, and outside he's all... "huh." But that's him canonically, and for me, it's all about letting characters react in as much of a canonical way as I can fathom given the AU-ness of roleplay. It's malleable and always changing, and there's no way a roleplay board can stick only to canon. That's already been written, and you might as well just read the books at that point. The love-and-pregnancy thing has been kind of an epidemic other places beyond ours, and that's why I'm curious about that. I think we're dashedly well-behaved.
Unless you want to blame the tequila.
(And here I thought you joined my RP board so you could learn all of Madam Pomfrey's untold secrets of Hogwarts.) Heh. Juuuuuust kidding you.