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Jun. 21st, 2022 06:32 pmCANON
canon: The Inseparables (Simone de Beauvoir)
canon point: Can play from any point in chapter 2, as well as post-book.
notes: If a canon mate should ever materialize, I'm more than willing to play fix-its and AUs. Cross-canon, I can modernize Sylvie into contemporary times, though as a rule I play her from her canon era, late 1920's.
PLAYER
contact: PM to this journal. Ask for plurk.
active times/pace: CEST/CET player. Tries to be online at least during the evening my time, but it varies. More one tag a day player than anything, but if you hit me up at the right time, I can still boomerang a bit.
brackets/prose: Definitely brackets preference, but will match. I default to present tense, but can also match other tenses.
offensive subjects/triggers: Not any.
IN CHARACTER
physical affection: Go for it. Reactions may vary depending on CR. Generally, she's not the most affectionate person.
physical violence: Would prefer not.
relationships: F/M or F/F with slight F/F pref, if that's where we end up. Outside memes that are specifically designed for it or if specified otherwise, I prefer not to assume any romantic CR unless relevant canon mates.
psychic info: Ask. She's a philosophy student, so there might be some unravelling to do.
magical info: No magical powers.
medical info: Nothing relevant. She's in good health.
offensive subjects/triggers: SPOILERS! Sylvie's story centers around her homo-romantic relationship with her best friend, Andrée, made difficult due to the circumstances of women at the time. Early stage feminism, sexism, religion and implied homophobia might show up in her narrative. Her life is also changed by the early death of Andrée and if loss and sudden illness are triggers for you, let me know and I'll take her from another, earlier canon point.
OUT OF CHARACTER
backtagging: Yes, please!
threadhopping: No.
fourthwalling: If it's to compare her to Simone de Beauvoir, go ahead, otherwise I'd prefer not.
not interested in: Smut, neither F/M or F/F.
canon: The Inseparables (Simone de Beauvoir)
canon point: Can play from any point in chapter 2, as well as post-book.
notes: If a canon mate should ever materialize, I'm more than willing to play fix-its and AUs. Cross-canon, I can modernize Sylvie into contemporary times, though as a rule I play her from her canon era, late 1920's.
PLAYER
contact: PM to this journal. Ask for plurk.
active times/pace: CEST/CET player. Tries to be online at least during the evening my time, but it varies. More one tag a day player than anything, but if you hit me up at the right time, I can still boomerang a bit.
brackets/prose: Definitely brackets preference, but will match. I default to present tense, but can also match other tenses.
offensive subjects/triggers: Not any.
IN CHARACTER
physical affection: Go for it. Reactions may vary depending on CR. Generally, she's not the most affectionate person.
physical violence: Would prefer not.
relationships: F/M or F/F with slight F/F pref, if that's where we end up. Outside memes that are specifically designed for it or if specified otherwise, I prefer not to assume any romantic CR unless relevant canon mates.
psychic info: Ask. She's a philosophy student, so there might be some unravelling to do.
magical info: No magical powers.
medical info: Nothing relevant. She's in good health.
offensive subjects/triggers: SPOILERS! Sylvie's story centers around her homo-romantic relationship with her best friend, Andrée, made difficult due to the circumstances of women at the time. Early stage feminism, sexism, religion and implied homophobia might show up in her narrative. Her life is also changed by the early death of Andrée and if loss and sudden illness are triggers for you, let me know and I'll take her from another, earlier canon point.
OUT OF CHARACTER
backtagging: Yes, please!
threadhopping: No.
fourthwalling: If it's to compare her to Simone de Beauvoir, go ahead, otherwise I'd prefer not.
not interested in: Smut, neither F/M or F/F.
