Fictional Character - Blog Posts
Okay fine. I’ll give in. Probably won’t be responded do to me being so new on the Tumblr.
REBLOG IF YOU WANT A LOVE LETTER FROM A FICTIONAL CHARACTER IN YOUR ASK BOX NOW
Lucky - l. laufeyson
a/n; i just want to say a huge thank you to everyone for the likes/comments/reblogs on my first piece posted yesterday! I’m so grateful to each and every one of you! here’s my next work from a work of mine called ‘Serpentine’ found on ao3 & wattpad.
pairing; married! loki x wife! reader
reblogs/feedback/likes are appreciated & encouraged. DO NOT repost/steal any of my works.
warnings; n/a
word count; 644
prompt based; “I knew there was a reason I married you”.
links; Marvel Masterlist | Masterlist
© springismss - don’t repost, copy, translate, steal or modify.
A gentle hum passed your lips as you lay your hands on the balcony staring out into the night, seemingly reflecting on the events of the last few years of your life.
What some would consider a whirlwind you considered perfectly normal. Well, as normal as it could be with the person you had chosen to be the other half of your soul until you close your eyes for the last time.
"Mammy! Help!".
The excited squeal of a child caused you to smile, looking over your shoulder to find a small figure, trying their best to run, coming towards you. The laugh that sounded from you was one of pure happiness as you turned and crouched, holding your arms wide open for the incoming attack.
"Let me guess my little one, there's a big scary monster hunting you down and you know it won't try anything while your mammy is here?".
Green eyes looked at you with admiration before looking back through the door they had come from. Anticipating the moment when the figure hunting them down would appear.
"Yes! He's very big and scary! A meanie!".
Placing your hand over your mouth, you stifled a laugh at the obvious loudness from the young boy. He was egging the person inside on and you knew he loved every moment of it.
"Big and scary am I?".
The small scream from your son at the sudden surprise made you smile affectionately at the person responsible for it as you stood, picking up the young boy in your arms, placing him on your hip with a firm grip to make sure he didn't slip off in a moment.
"Quick mammy! Run, you can't let him get us".
Winking, you began to run off towards the door and around your home. Your giggles mixed excited squeals filled the space around you all, the game of cat and mouse lasting for a good hour before your little one grew tired.
Placing a gentle kiss in the mop of black locks, you smiled softly and pulled the blanket up covering the small figure. Double-checking he had everything he needed, you tip-toed out but not before you looked over your shoulder.
"Sweet dreams, my little mischief maker".
After walking down the stairs and reaching the bottom, you stretched slightly being careful not to hurt yourself too much. The gentle hum of the television in the background lulled you a little as you stepped through the door and over to the couch where your husband sat.
"He went down quicker than I thought this time around, you must have done a number in him with your appearing act love".
Sitting yourself down, you brought your legs up and lay down, your head resting on the lap of the man beside you. Fingers ran through your hair gently, eyes looking at you in what could be described as awe.
"Loki?".
Your voice brought him out of his thoughts as he looked down, a rare but genuine smile on his face. The one side of the God of Mischief you got to see for yourself.
"You know, (y/n), you're strong and beautiful, who would have thought you would have managed to calm me?".
Rolling your eyes playfully, you stuck your tongue out at him as you guided his hand down to your tummy, resting yours on top as his thumb ran over your slightly swollen figure.
"Hmmm... maybe it's because you can be quite persuasive when you want to be. That aside, it's because I love you~".
Looking up as you moved your head slightly, you reached your other hand up and cupped his face. Enjoying the quiet moment alone with your husband.
"~You're worth more to me than you'll ever know. I knew there was a reason I married you. Which I wouldn't change for anyone in all of the realms".
You ever like a character in such an odd and likely autistic way that a small piece of your psyche takes their shape and now your minds-eye envisions your body as theirs and you catch yourself mimicking their mannerisms and trying to act similar to them. Or like. Are you normal.
"My comfort character hasn't had a day of comfort in their lives." Weakling. My comfort character has spent their entire life making sure nobody ELSE has a day of comfort. Ascend to my level and meet my challenge or dissipate, worm.
1: Edd - eddsworld
2: Jason Voorhees - Friday the 13th
3: Gangle - The amazing digital circus
4: Miss circle - Fundamental Papar Education
5: Ayano Ashsi - Yandere Simulator
6: Monika - Doki Doki literature club
7: Salad Fingers - Salad Fingers
8: Pebble - Dandy’s world(roblox)
9: Punkleton - My singing monsters
10: Intruder - Intruder(roblox)
10 Characters, 10 Fandoms
RULES: List your ten favorite characters from ten separate fandoms, then tag ten people!
Thank you @vvatchword for tagging me!!
A few of my favourite characters are the ones that I hyperfixated on years ago and then daydreamed/wrote a ton of fic about so the versions that exist in my head are probably incredibly different than canon, bare with me on this lmao
in some vague sort of order…
1. Joel (The Last of Us)
2. Atlas (Bioshock)
3. Emily Kaldwin (Dishonored 2)
4. Ed Teach (Our Flag Means Death)
5. Crowley (Good Omens)
6. Yang Xiao Long (RWBY)
7. Cass (Fallout New Vegas)
8. Jotaro Kujo (Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure)
9. Vergil (DmC Devil May Cry)
10. Baragon (Godzilla)
i tag uhhh
@stedebonnit @everything-is-by-design @viperra1 @paleoleigh @falloutnewnobody @annihilatius @f0ntainefuturistics @skripsy @firey-the-blaze @iightbringer
Made an Weridcore oc^^ meet Yaely
This oc is based on my Roblox avatar from an Dreamcore/Weridcore game
And a lil surprise for yall
I hire this 8 ball girlie to stare at your soul(this character is named Toodles and she is from Dandy’s world, play it now it’s free on roblox^^)
As a fan of fictional characters whom I fancy,
I shall be gifting this quote to…
…Mr Darcy (Pride and Prejudice)
You can also gift this quote to your fictional crush!
Felt like writing. Actually writing it felt like the only fitting poetic fix.
How I Outline My Characters
Intro
Hey guys! Today I’m going to be talking about how I outline and build my characters. I used to be so uninspired when I was building characters, because to me it just felt like I was filling in blanks, and I couldn’t really connect to the character. So I just decided to take a bare-bones character profile (specifically Reedsy’s, which I highly recommend) and cut and add things as I saw fit. I want to stress that it’s in no way comprehensive--in fact, I’m always adding new things--but it does cover quite a bit, and so far, it’s worked well for me!
1. Identity and appearance
This section involves all the fundamental parts of a character. First, I begin with names: the character’s name in English (or in another language, if applicable) and their nickname(s). Then, I go through all the details of birth, location, age, etc. etc. Next, I dive into nationality and heritage, the languages the character understands, and their gender and pronouns (I know there's a difference between the two, I just group them together because it's easier to keep track of). Finally, I go into all the statistics of appearance and health, along with a description of what they look like in the text!
2. Personality and psychology
In the second section of my character profile, I nail down the basic personality and psychology of the character. "General” includes their normal temperament, preferences, moral compass, and more. The second subsection delves into “plot-significant” elements of the character’s mind, such as the heart’s desire, weaknesses, insecurities, and fears. “Classifications,” the third subsection, is just about categorizations like zodiac signs and personality types. Last is a list of miscellaneous “favorites” of the character. I pay a lot of attention to the first two parts of this section, as they are essential for me to figure out the story!
3. Communication and mannerisms
Next, I delve into the communications and mannerisms of the character, whether that’s vocal, physical, or emotional. Most of this is pretty self-explanatory, so I’ll just elaborate on a few. A swear word can tell you a lot about a character, surprisingly enough--whether it’s religious or not, whether the character whispers it or yells it, etc.
Under the “physical” subsection, “gestures” refers to the level of gesturing that a character does, as well as what kind of gestures they make--e.g. big and sweeping gestures, or small and confined ones? In the “emotions” subsection, "humor” refers to what the character finds funny, e.g. dark humor. “Smile” refers to what the character’s smile looks like, which can be very telling. For example, do they have a close-lipped smile or a wide, toothy grin? Do they have both but show one of them more often, and if so, why?
4. Social media and related
Here, I decide what social media platforms the character would use if they had them, and if so, what type of content they would post. This is a fun character exercise and it can be taken further by actually creating social media profiles for your characters on certain websites!
I also make a miniature playlist of what songs I think they would listen to, specifically songs that would be on their all-time most played Spotify playlist. Making playlists is one of my favorite ways to flesh out characters!
5. Backstory
Probably the most important part of the profile plot-wise, “Backstory” covers the entire background of a character--their childhood, memories, aspirations, abstract details, and everything to do with the past and what their life and mind was like prior to the story. Under “Description,” I simply write out a longer summary of the character’s backstory.
6. Family
Here, I just build the character’s family, noting their names, ages, birth/death, history, their relationship with the character, etc. This is pretty self-explanatory. After going into immediate family, I mention extended family. Both can reveal insights into the character--are they closer to one side of their family than to the other? Why? Is there any conflict that may be shown between the character and their family in the story?
7. Relationships
This section is all about relationships; familial, platonic or romantic. This helps me figure out the dynamics between characters. I also include a “Perception” section, which allows me to view the character from multiple angles. If this character is involved in romance, I note what qualities they want in a relationship or in their ideal partner(s).
8. Story elements
Finally, I figure out the current situation of the character: where are they right now and where do they want to be? What’s their goal? What motivates them? These questions let me build a plot. Lastly, I plan out their character arc--how they change and develop during the course of the story.
