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A girl-bird shapeshifter with yellow eyes and stripey brown-and-black hair. She's caught between her two worlds but tries not to let it bother her. She has a crush on a ...

I picture my auntie, so ... an old secretary/office assistant who wears bright red lipstick and nail polish. She's warm and loving, but can be very fussy. She often reprimands ...

Lizzy: Is Izzy there? Izzy, if you're there, call Mom. She wants to know what you want for dinner. (Sorry for using your answering machine, Joe. Izzy's not picking up ...

(Zusane &c., is actually a bastardized version of my best friends name. /random) Breckin makes me think of otherkin for some reason ... I'm thinking some kind of tomboyish or ...

I'm picturing a cute, fluffy mongrel dog. :oops: He's white and reddish-brown, with big eyes and long fur. Zusanne Meriadoc Love III

Not long ago, and it isn't any of your business. -Glory How old were you when you first realized that people die, and not just in the movies?

That's a good idea, but it will get super high poly and slow down the computer. It's usually a good idea to use cheat effects, so it looks like there's ...

A Russian immigrant who is living in New York City. She falls in love with a Broadway star and admires her from afar until said-star notices her, they fall in ...

(Whoo, you = win! It's about a crazy scientist, sort of.) Hm, I'm guessing ... steampunk robot/AI/what makes humans humans and robots robots kind of story. I'd read that. The ...

I'm picturing a sort-of wild child who dresses up in psuedo-Native American outfits and bohemian outfits and 20s flapper dresses and whatever else catches her fancy. She likes to walk ...

Well, since you just told me it looks like a butterfly being disected and drained of its inner fluids, I'd probably see that. -Stella Okay, what makes you a unique ...

(oh, sorry. I meant VI, Roman numeral 6. *meep*) A pretty, four or five year old girl living in New York City. She's strangely ethereal and out of place in ...

Mary: What if I'm calling about play? Ow, Julia. I was just kidding! Sorry, sorry. This must've been a wrong number. Mary's: I'm on tour, so this had better be ...

Actually, I do. It's an antique pocketwatch, and no, it did not belong to my parents. I bought it at a pawnshop. -Mariel How could I be punctual without owning ...

She's smart and funny, with short brown hair and glasses. Her twin brother is small and slightly effeminate, but nobody dares to make fun of him because they know she'll ...