Aaand... we're back?
Hello! This is Sara, and provided IJ doesn't have any more hiccups, we'll get things going shortly. I did intend to post this earlier though, but what can you do? XD Anyway, here I am, shuffling around my characters at the last minute. c.c
I am putting the (usually) lovely Richard Harrow (
still_at_war) aside for the moment.. which is sad. :E I know I had some plans with some of your characters and him, but hopefully we can make new plans with new characters, of which there are two. (And, really, I was going to be pretty awful to him.)
I still have James Ford (aka Sawyer) from Lost over at
wise_guy who I might not actually be bringing in till the start of fortnight number two, as I don't want to put too much on my plate over the next couple of weeks. That also gives me time to fix up my spreadsheet with job numbers that are no longer relevant because we added more jobs, and roll something up for him.
At
no_care I have Dominic Rook. He is from the later seasons of the UK Being Human. (Apparently I don't even need to be enabled, I can do that myself.) He is in charge of the Department of Domestic Defence, a government agency that is about to be dissolved due to budget cuts, something he isn't really able to come to terms with because of the department's importance.. and the fact that it's his life. Also, how will Special Branch cope with vampires and werewolves and ghosts when they don't have the information, experience or resources to deal with them? He's spent his entire adult life monitoring, cleaning up after and sometimes interacting with supernatural beings. He'll be handy to any those with something they want cleaned up. He is one of the Freak Show + Bally Talkers and I assume he'll have a slight problem at first with being a bit too factual. :E I will be interested to see if he's capable of making friends here though.
And here (
a_safe_bet) is Meyer Lansky from Boardwalk Empire. He was an actual gangster, but I'm going with Boardwalk Empire's representation of him. He's pretty young to have gotten as far as he has in that world. Right now he's under the.. tutelage, if you will, of Arnold Rothstein. He's learned a lot from him and will do so for a little longer. They're not always the easiest lessons, though Meyer is the careful one. He's very good with numbers and is generally quite measure in his decision making. But he's also very resourceful in a pinch. He'll try to achieve things through words and deals over violence (himself, anyway.. he's happy for others to do the violence). He does recognise when there is a need for violence, though, and will act accordingly. Basically, he's a resourceful guy who will be looking for opportunities. He'll definitely start running a card game at some point and probably try and get betting on sports matches started/more organised. Amongst other things. He's generally quite pleasant though. He will be on the game that isn't rigged - the coin pitch. That said, it still takes skill to pitch a coin directly onto any of the squares that get you anything half way decent.
Okay, enough from me for now. Time for the more important things!