The Amazing Digital Circus Roleplay!

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Character Template for the Roleplay

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Greatest Fear:

Item of Comfort:
"You turn on the charm when you want something." -Avery
"Heiress, you wound me."-Jameson
(The Inheritance Games)

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My OC

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Name: Mimi

Appearance/Avatar: Marionette Doll, super tall and lanky, pale face, black wave-styled hair and a big crimson bow in her hair, two wide lavender and crimson eyes (one is crimson, and the other is lavender), suit-like shirt (lavender with three crimson buttons), lavender pants (skin-tight), black feet

Personality: She is quiet and scared of Caine, she is kind and enjoys talking to others, she is very smart and misses reading books and watching movies

Greatest Fear: Being ignored

Item of Comfort: An old, very used paperback novel written by someone from the circus
"You turn on the charm when you want something." -Avery
"Heiress, you wound me."-Jameson
(The Inheritance Games)

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ooh! I'll do this, but i wanna sketch him out first :D
death doesn't discriminate between the sinners and the saints,
it takes and it takes and it takes—
and we keep living anyway...


(used to be NotReallyHuman)

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Of course! I'm glad you want to join, can't wait to see your character!
"You turn on the charm when you want something." -Avery
"Heiress, you wound me."-Jameson
(The Inheritance Games)

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Name: Anthony

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Personality: My mom's but a little different... I'm not good at describing personalities and they always end up being different from how I wrote they would be.

Greatest fear: Death

Item of comfort(?) : A suitcase filled with random items



You can't blame the writer for what the characters say.
— Truman Capote