Kimmet, That's How You Lose Fingers

Kimmet, that's how you lose fingers

there was a (haunted water) puddle. jharode prefers simple solutions over a lecture on the side effects of haunted water puddles

bonus: "she made me put my mask back on when the puddle made me monsterous" sulk to the tune of a cat wearing a harness

jharode, 5, 6, 7, an 24 plz

Jharode

5) How far is your oc willing to go to get what they want? What he wants is tied up tightly in how useful he thinks he needs to be.  He doesn't see himself as much more than a tool in the Inquisition's hand.  So, he's willing to go far enough to destroy himself for the sake of a "greater good". He is convinced that this is what he wants.

6) How easily are they convinced to do something against their moral compass? It depends on who is asking. In general, he holds the authority he's under above his internal sense of right and wrong. A nasty bit of conflict he comes into is when the Inquisition commands him to kill and eat things that aren't as far gone as they're supposed to be for that kind of punishment. It would probably be a really hard decision to make. He would probably force himself to do it anyway, unless he could find a way 'around' it. It usually only forestalls the inevitable.

7) How have they changed since you came up with them? He is way less unhinged than he was originally, and also less chaotically violent. So like an example: this Jharode doesn’t kill because he likes it, he kills because it's what he's supposed to do and because he's good at it.

24) What's an alternative life path they could have gone down? How different would their life be if they made those decisions? Jharode was originally part of an entourage forged to listen to and interpret a dreaming god. Then dreamers died, and the kharian created to listen to them were haphazardly remade into what the Inquisition needed the most; killing machines.  He had a chance to run away, but he didn't take it. If he had, maybe things would be different.  He'd probably be a wanderer and travel a lot. He would always be on the run, chasing after the fading memory of a dreaming voice. He would also probably be a lot happier than he is now. :(

that's one pasty fruit

nisha! 3 13 14 24 :3

Nisha

What is her fatal flaw and is she aware? Another one of her flaws is her stubbornness. A lot of my ocs have this trait, but hers I feel like is the most antagonistic. She becomes really defensive really fast.

If you met her, would you get along? Probably noooot lmaoo

How does she want to be seen by other characters? She struggles with respect and being liked. Often the two feel contradictory to her. She has to be stronger than she feels always, or someone will take advantage of her. But she really wants friends, and she wants people to like her. She's just…really bad at being likable…rip

What is an alternate path she might have gone down? How different would her life be? She may have become an anti-Faceless Inquisition extremist if she would have helped her father from getting caught. It would have meant her family stayed together, instead of her and her brother trying to scrape together a living on the streets. She would have had a full education as a doctor/surgeon. She may have even infiltrated the Inquisition as a Kharian forger with her father eventually. It also would have meant a lot of people dying.

growing up isolated has been advantageous to me in that I can take any music/soundtrack being blissfully unaware of its context. until the internet exposes me to memes

anyway tldr: Debating the existence of the metal Bad Apple remix in my oc playlist