From... almost but not quite everyone.

[firstlight]

Name a character from one of my fandoms, and I'll give you either:

(a) three facts about them from my personal canon/fanon,
(b) a reason he/she sucks,
(c) a reason he/she is awesomecakes,
(d) five things that never happened to that character, or
(e) five people that character never fell in love with and why.

(Yes, yes, you can take pot-shots at my more obscure ones, too.)


I've got a few things I need to get back to people about -- sorry about that. I've been really restless the last few days and spent a lot of time fidgeting around the house since my hips have been being a bit painful and don't like the computer chair. I'll get to it soon. :)

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[annotated_em]

*grin* Illumi.

[Three things about Illumi; ohmygod this is difficult! *gets it all wrong*]

[giving-ground.livejournal.com]

1. When he looks at Killua and Gon, Illumi feels something which might just about be akin to nostalgia, in a distant sort of way. A long time ago there were two boys, and they were such good friends; they went everywhere together, and had all sorts of adventures. One of those boys is dead now, and the memory of him trying to draw a last desperate breath is just an occasional curiosity in Illumi's mind. Gon makes him remember, and makes it easy to tell Killua exactly what will happen if he persists.

One of Illumi's greatest mental failings, from a certain very specialised point of view, is an inability to recognise that he and Killua are not very much alike at all.


2. Many things Illumi does are done first and foremost out of curiosity. Would I be able to, what would be the most efficient method, I wonder, do you suppose. He was the kind of boy who killed things for fun, although in the Zaoldyeck family this is not only acceptable but encouraged, if only for the practice. All the same, he probably would have done it even if the family occupation had been a different one. He is able to find a certain amount of enjoyment in testing things to destruction.


3. If Illumi had been born a girl, his mother would have thought he was absolutely perfect. He has no feelings on this subject at all; so far as he is concerned, the number of X chromosomes he possesses is utterly irrelevant. To say he does not think about sex at all might give a faintly misleading impression, but only faintly.

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[annotated_em]

Ooooh. I especially like the first one.

Re: [Three things about Illumi; ohmygod this is difficult! *gets it all wrong*]

[giving-ground.livejournal.com]

I have a whole fic about that which I will get somewhere with One Day...

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[annotated_em]

Oooh. I like this plan. *feeds the plot bunny carrots to help it grow up big and strong and vicious*