Lucky
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Post by Lucky on May 28, 2008 16:33:40 GMT -5
So my friend lent me this amazing book her Print Media teacher lent her. -Yay lending circle- It gives you scenarios your character would get into and then choices of what he/she would do. Then it tells you what that means about your character.
I'm a post a scenario and then when a couple people answer I will post what the answers mean. K?
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Lucky
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Post by Lucky on May 28, 2008 16:47:45 GMT -5
We will start with the category…. Family Picnic. 1. What is the first thing your character does upon receiving an invitation to this extended family picnic?
A: Thinks about how he/she can get out of it B: Hopes that a certain family member won’t be there. C: Looks forward to seeing a certain family member. D: Feels unaccountably depressed. E: Calls a family member to get the gossip.
2. How does you character great his/her mother?
A: With false love and enthusiasm. B: With genuine love and enthusiasm. C: Coolly. D: Carefully. E: Perfunctorily.
3. How does your character great his/her father?
A: Gruffly. B: Coldly. C: Hotly. D: Defensively. E: Indifferently.
4. How does your character spend his/her time at the picnic?
A: Watching. B: Catching up. C: Getting high. D: Conversing with one other family member. E: Fulfilling a role.
5. How would you describe the picnic?
A: Cordial. B: Intense. C: Boring. D: Loving. E: Simmering.
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Post by Tsubasa on May 28, 2008 17:14:44 GMT -5
Sapphire: 1. B: Hopes that a certain family member won’t be there. 2. D: Carefully. 3. D: Defensively. 4. D: Conversing with one other family member. 5. A: Cordial.
Seth....doesn't have a family....D=
Dante: 1. A: Thinks about how he/she can get out of it 2. A: With false love and enthusiasm. 3. B: Coldly. 4. E: Fulfilling a role. 5. C: Boring.
Taki: 1. D: Feels unaccountably depressed. 2. C: Coolly. 3. B: Coldly. 4. A: Watching. 5. C: Boring.
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Post by Ayu on May 28, 2008 17:16:35 GMT -5
Viktor 1=B and C (looks forward to seeing Roza, doesn't want to see Volya) 2=C 3=B 4=D (Being silly with Roza or icily polite with his parents) 5=A
Georgeta 1=C (She doesn't see them often, so...) 2=B 3=C 4=B 5=D and B
Penny 1=C (her dad, mostly) 2=B 3=C 4=B and C 5=D
Giovanni 1=A (he'd rather be drawing) 2=E 3=A 4=A (he's drawing them) 5=B (intensely busy)
Lizzie 1=B (Damn that little sister of hers...) 2=C 3=E 4=B 5=A
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Lucky
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Post by Lucky on May 28, 2008 17:17:44 GMT -5
Poor Seth. There will be other questions, don't worry. Gah. Now I have to go and freaking type up all the analysis.
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Lucky
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Post by Lucky on May 28, 2008 17:52:23 GMT -5
I type slow. This all you're getting right now. Results. Let me know how close these things are. 1.
A: Wanting to get out of the picnic is consistent with a character who is part of an extended family with real tensions present and who ahs decided that avoidance is the better part of valor. B: Hoping that a certain family member isn’t in attendance directs us to a specific dynamic between your character and another family member and sets the stage for an explosive or muted picnic conflict. C: Looking forward to seeing a certain family member is consistent with a character who ahs the capacity to feel love and affection and who is most likely in a successful long term relationship. D: Feeling unaccountably depressed alerts us to the possibility that your character sees him/herself as an outsider even in his/her own family. E: Calling a family member to get eh latest gossip brings to mind a chatty, enmeshed family where everybody knows--and is into-- everybody else’s business.
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A: In many rule-bound families, it is the custom to put on a display of love and good cheer with the family matriarch, so such a display suggests a hidden nest of family rules and secrets. B: Genuine love and enthusiasm are consistent with a strong, mentally healthy character who has received love in childhood. C: Greeting his/her mother coolly suggests a significant level of hostility and unexpressed issues between mother and child. D: Greeting mother carefully is consistent with a defensive posture caused by receiving regular and repeated criticism and insults. E: Greeting his/her mother perfunctorily is constant with a distant relationship characterized by lack of interest as much as lack of love.
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Rain
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Post by Rain on Jul 7, 2009 1:59:20 GMT -5
Eli:
1) A: Thinks about how he can get out of it 2) B: With genuine love and enthusiasm. 3) E: Indifferently. 4) A: Watching. 5) C: Boring.
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