Character Reactions Thread

[bar1scorpio]

Okay, Peter, Sarah, Jean & Butch are at a McRestaurant, one of those Max & Applebees types of places, and there's a "magician" there that night. The person offers to make the kids balloon animals/objects. What does each character as for?

[Zack Reign]

[Zack Reign]

[bar1scorpio]

[Zack Reign]

ah ok.

[rdfox]

Here's a crazy one for you that shouldn't take *too* much space to explain...

If, through some magic, the members of the Muzzle Group were granted 24 hours where they weren't physically able to thrall anyone, and there would be no other fallout from their actions, *excluding* other cast members, what one person would each most likely try to bed in that period (and would they succeed)? (If the whole group would take too much thought, we can go with just the main four. And yes, the exclusion is specifically to eliminate the easy reply for Butch. )

[bar1scorpio]

[Kris@WLP]

[Kris@WLP]

[rdfox]

[bar1scorpio]

The Muzzle Group is all at Peter & Sarah's place, a.k.a. The Lodge. And it's MOVIE NIGHT. The movie? Cabin in the Woods. Then this happens.



How does the gang react?

[Kris@WLP]

Unless the images in motion are a lot more convincing than the stills, I imagine the laughter and mocking will just get kicked up another notch.

[Happygun]

...Moving right along.

The main characters awake one day to discover that, inexplicably, everyone on the planet is a werewolf (or werefox, werebear, etc.) and everyone acts as though it's always been that way. Changes to the world/history/society are minimal (even if logic dictates otherwise). How do they react?

Note: in Sarah's case, it's accepted that a rare few weres have trouble controlling themselves even into adolescence but it's something everyone grows out of eventually; the fact she has trouble is partially what makes her an outcast in this reality.

[bar1scorpio]

[Happygun]

[Kris@WLP]

[Happygun]

[Kris@WLP]

[satorui]

going off of happygun's last question, what if they discover that normal humans, in this alternate world, are depicted in legend, folklore, horror movies and paranormal romance novels much the same way that weres are in the main universe( or rather as slashers with silver machetes, if you prefer.)? and what if the main cast discover a secret society of normal humans that is eerily similar to were society in the main PitW universe?

[Kris@WLP]

[Black_Mantha]

Here's one for the adults:

A new werewolf moves into town. A big guy and pretty charismatic, and he makes it obvious he intents to be alpha by the end of the year, whether that means winning an election or by right of the strongest. How do Jack, Carla, Gus and Walter react?

[bar1scorpio]

With extreme suspicion. Someone who'd declare they want to become Alpha as soon as they move in? Obvious troublemaker, unless said wolf is also very young, at which point they'd just laugh at the kid for his/her presumption.

Alpha might have been a great office a few hundred years ago, when the Alpha's rights included some form of droit du seigneur, but nowadays? The job of Alpha has become almost thankless, trying to organize a group of often, very different families into a coherent society in order to see to each individual's unique needs, in addition to the overall need to protect "the secret".

[Happygun]

Alright, this one's also a little out there, but I think it'd be a good gauge of the main cast's personalities.

For whatever reason they encounter a uncontacted/isolated tribe (education abroad program? Won a free vacation to South America? Transported to a parallel universe?) which catches them transforming. As cliche dictates, the tribe embraces the character(s) as a deity(s) and starts worshiping them, providing food, drink, fanning them, carving statues in their likeness, etc. Reactions?

[Kris@WLP]

[bar1scorpio]

And when things go inevitably t*ts-up for Jean, she'll have to once again,