Awwww Kit. I love their dynamic. Shark really does respect Kit. It's funny how they... Like each other but find one another a little exasperating. DRASTICALLY DIFFERENT METHODS AND PERSPECTIVE. And too very stubborn and willful people but in really different ways. I wonder if they'll learn to trust and balance each other out (because they could easily compliment each other's weaknesses and strengths scary well, they're smart young men) or if it'll be constant bickering with moments of brilliant agreement :|a
Anyhow, views on Aather.
To be honest Shark thinks Aather is fucking cool. It's exciting and new and like (literally) being in a story and it's not boring and this is important. None of the shiny newness is close to wearing off so despite trauma, Shark's pretty happy. He loves weird excitement and this is as weird and exciting as he can imagine.
He doesn't care that he doesn't have memories because he doesn't remember anything worth caring about yet. He cares more that something (his memories) was taken from him without his consent. That's upsetting. But he just plans to take back what is his in due time, and enjoy it while he does. The games system intrigues him and he wants very badly to figure out the exact mechanics and if they can be harnessed by heroes, not just Personae. Because he would like to try that--running a game that is. Well, that's just how he thinks, he wants to see what's possible, what rules Heroes can bend, what rules he can rewrite. He wants to push past the limits of now and expand and grow and evolve and... Yeah. He's too inquisitive and power hungry. And it's definitely power hungry, his interest in finding the lines and where he can blur them, but for a lot of reasons that aren't just for power's sake. Which is another tangent.
Anyway I rambled about his team a bit up there, but he feels strongly about them. And would feel strongly were one of them kidnapped again. And also back to the game system, he kind of wants to, to make a video game metaphor, over level and hack and gameshark the shit out of the system for his benefit and so he can protect Coral better.
This may have been a ramble.
How would Kit react to Mikado's deeper crazy, do you think?
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Anyhow, views on Aather.
To be honest Shark thinks Aather is fucking cool. It's exciting and new and like (literally) being in a story and it's not boring and this is important. None of the shiny newness is close to wearing off so despite trauma, Shark's pretty happy. He loves weird excitement and this is as weird and exciting as he can imagine.
He doesn't care that he doesn't have memories because he doesn't remember anything worth caring about yet. He cares more that something (his memories) was taken from him without his consent. That's upsetting. But he just plans to take back what is his in due time, and enjoy it while he does. The games system intrigues him and he wants very badly to figure out the exact mechanics and if they can be harnessed by heroes, not just Personae. Because he would like to try that--running a game that is. Well, that's just how he thinks, he wants to see what's possible, what rules Heroes can bend, what rules he can rewrite. He wants to push past the limits of now and expand and grow and evolve and... Yeah. He's too inquisitive and power hungry. And it's definitely power hungry, his interest in finding the lines and where he can blur them, but for a lot of reasons that aren't just for power's sake. Which is another tangent.
Anyway I rambled about his team a bit up there, but he feels strongly about them. And would feel strongly were one of them kidnapped again. And also back to the game system, he kind of wants to, to make a video game metaphor, over level and hack and gameshark the shit out of the system for his benefit and so he can protect Coral better.
This may have been a ramble.
How would Kit react to Mikado's deeper crazy, do you think?