MORE QUESTIONS

[terra]

It is I, Alex the Ever-Inquisitive, and I come in search of yet more teal deer. So, here, take some more questions.

1. What are your character's greatest strengths and weaknesses?

2. What does your character think are their greatest strengths and weaknesses?

As always there is no set format, just answer how you want to!!

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Tigger: 1. His greatest strength is probably his boundless energy. You can never keep Tigger down. He's just a big ball of bouncing energy and happiness and he will continue to be that way until the cows come home. No matter what the situation, he's always chipper and ready to do something. His weakness is definitely the fact that he's impulsive and over-confident. Tigger thinks that he can do everything. He can totally climb up that tree and bounce that high and swim that fast, what are you talking about, that's what Tiggers do best! His over-confidence has led him into some pretty sticky situations before and will continue to lead him into sticky situations in the City.

2. He thinks his greatest strength is everything and his greatest weakness is nothing (except climbing). Unless proven otherwise, Tigger just assumes that he's awesome at everything. GEE, THIS WON'T BITE HIM IN THE BUTT LATER AT ALL.

Daniel: 1. His greatest strength is probably his mental stamina. After all that Louis told him about vampires, being attacked by Louis, and all the shenanigans with Armand, it's a wonder that Daniel hasn't gone totally batshit yet (he's only partly batshit). He's able to endure a crapload of mental anguish. The sheer fact that he's basically carrying all the knowledge about vampires in his head and isn't going totally nuts is a testament to his mental strength. His greatest weakness is that he's self-destructive and single-minded. If he's focused on something, he'll lose track of everything else and just focus on getting that accomplishment done, even if that means he doesn't sleep or eat. He also constantly engages in self-destructive behavior, partially because of his single-mindedness and partially because I think that he thinks that if he gets close to dying, Armand will eventually turn him.

2. Daniel's probably the type who won't admit to having any great strengths. I think that he just doesn't care about himself enough to take a lot of pride in his achievements. He definitely thinks about other things ten times more than he thinks about himself (hence the whole not eating thing). So, if you asked him he's probably say something like 'his writing ability' or something lame like that. Daniel would consider his greatest weakness to be Armand and their weird relationship. Considering that it's in the early stages, Daniel probably still has some feelings of 'ARGH WHY AM I SEXING UP MY STALKER' and probably hates himself for the fact that he's fallen in love with a vampire who he knows won't turn him.