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Thank you for the invitation, but not quite something I am interested in.

But good luck! ov o
 
I'll give it some thought.. I'm leaning toward yes.
 
Yay! all done!
 
Three is the minimum required to start.

What is your verdict?
 
Setting up My CS, Give me just a bit
 
-Book Character

Name: Hart Numne [Anagram of "Man Hunter"]
Age: 27
Orientation: Straight
From: The Figure in the Mirror
Appearance:
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Personality: Hart is known to be extremely docile near women. Acting friendly and kind to the opposite sex as often as he can. However, his attitude towards men, especially men who harm women, is less than friendly and can at times can border on a seething hatred. Should he take a liking to a particular woman, he will defend that woman from anything.
Kinks: None
Synopsis: Hart is to be considered the main antagonist of The Figure in the Mirror. However, as the story progresses. The "Main Character" of the book is seen as becoming more and more dark. Until at one point, at the climax of the novel, the main character hits his girlfriend while they are in their bedroom. It is then that the main character looks up, and in the mirror, standing behind him, is Hart. The "Main Character" is subsequently murdered, and the book's perspective switches over to Hart's. He takes the girl to a safe place, realizing she wouldn't want anything to do with him, and leaves. Disappearing into the night. It is suggested this situation has happened more than once before.
 
You needed some male characters right?
 
Ouroboros_ said:
-Book Character

Name: Hart Numne [Anagram of "Man Hunter"]
Age: 27
Orientation: Straight
From: The Figure in the Mirror
Appearance:
1207ee6862bb527d71043faead63680c.jpg

Personality: Hart is known to be extremely docile near women. Acting friendly and kind to the opposite sex as often as he can. However, his attitude towards men, especially men who harm women, is less than friendly and can at times can border on a seething hatred. Should he take a liking to a particular woman, he will defend that woman from anything.
Kinks: None
Synopsis: Hart is to be considered the main antagonist of The Figure in the Mirror. However, as the story progresses. The "Main Character" of the book is seen as becoming more and more dark. Until at one point, at the climax of the novel, the main character hits his girlfriend while they are in their bedroom. It is then that the main character looks up, and in the mirror, standing behind him, is Hart. The "Main Character" is subsequently murdered, and the book's perspective switches over to Hart's. He takes the girl to a safe place, realizing she wouldn't want anything to do with him, and leaves. Disappearing into the night. It is suggested this situation has happened more than once before.
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cool. though him and one of the authors are going to not be getting a long.
 
@EmiHarned we got two male chars now. three if you count the boy.
 
Is it bad I actually look forward to the author and Hart butting heads? Also, does that mean he is accepted or..?
 
Ouroboros_ said:
Is it bad I actually look forward to the author and Hart butting heads? Also, does that mean he is accepted or..?
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yeah he's in. as for the butting heads, eh.
 
Now I warn you I won't be the quickest poster as of late. I'm a bit I might pick it up
 
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