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Tweak says, "I want a golden egg!"

Gooseberry Mods (goosemods) wrote in goose_ooc,
@ 2017-03-09 18:45:00

Entry tags:

! meme, ! plotting

WANTED LINES: March

Wanted lines! Time to plot! This obviously got put off while IJ was down, but here you go if you need it! ♥

If you want to participate, fill out the following with each of your characters, then comment around and talk about their relationships and how your characters could interact now or in the future!

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House and Year:
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Extracurriculars:
Current State: Tell us a little bit about what's going on with them right now. Is there anything about their behavior that's changed, or that people might have noticed?
Looking For: What lines are you looking for? Friends, enemies, dates, exes, someone who unknowingly offended them in freshmen year and they're still not over it, etc.
Anything Else: Optional. Is there anything else you want people to know?
A Cute GIF of Your Character: Optional. But I know you want to. Limit yourself to one gif, please! ♥

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	Re: Chris Park challenge 2017-03-11 12:36 am UTC (link)
	SORRY SORRY IT WAS ONLY A SECOND. But yeah. Leo trusts him as a player. Just not in real life :( And he hopes that will be enough for the game, because he reallly doesn't like the idea of his personal life interfering with his game play, and will do his best to make that not happen. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

Re: Chris Park

doyouevenlift
2017-03-11 12:43 am UTC (link)

A SECOND IS LONG ENOUGH

(Chris has no issues with injuring himself in front of people, he wasn't even humiliated, he literally does not give a shit. As he was falling, he did think 'this is fucking karma for Patterson isn't it' (apparently it was a long fall and/or he thinks fast))

Chris trusts him as a player too, but he also knows that if they actually liked eachother, they'd probably practice more and communicate about it more. He and Quinn played SO well during try outs because they talk about game play, but have never actually played quidditch together. He believes that working well as a team is knowing your partner's mentality and views and all that shit that works well with actually liking your partner - in addition to having more time to play with your partner.

After the game on sunday, they're obviously gonna have opinions of their game play.

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