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Of the following special powers, which would be the most attractive in a guy:

1)Ability to morph his body into any form so long as mass remains the same (shape shifter)

2)Ability to move things and communicate with the mind, possible precognition (cannot read minds, can only pick up thoughts projected to you from others who have the same abilities as you)

3)Ability to manipulate organic matter (except your own form)

4)Ability to manipulate inorganic matter

5)Ability to control any electrical properties

Thanks!

Clarification, you have the powers listed in 2.
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Neither. It's be annoying for him to have powers and not me.
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2 as well.
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I'd say 5. Although, I also sort of agree with TL G-Wooster.
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Not a teenage girl, but surely it'd be 1, wouldn't it? He could morph into a famous person, like, say Johnny Depp. ^_^
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Personally, I'd have trust issues with someone like that, Sureal.
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Sureal wrote:Not a teenage girl, but surely it'd be 1, wouldn't it? He could morph into a famous person, like, say Johnny Depp. ^_^


I can think of something better to morph into than Johnny Depp...
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Sureal wrote:Not a teenage girl, but surely it'd be 1, wouldn't it? He could morph into a famous person, like, say Johnny Depp. ^_^



I say 1 and 5. I agree with Sureal, morphing into johnny depp would be awesome.
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TL G-Wooster wrote:Neither. It's be annoying for him to have powers and not me.


I think I'd have to be going with 2 or 5. Although yes, part of me definitely agrees with the above statement.




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3 and 4. Alchemists have always fascinated me 8D. I'm the only one who picked them though. Hmm. What a teenage deviant I am :|.




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I've decided to go with 5, thank you for all the input.
I choose not to go with 2 because I cannot reconcile some aspects of my female protagonist without those particular abilities and it's imperative to my story that the male and female protagonists have different abilities.

I decided not to go with the abilities listed in 1 because I do not wish to have to constantly re describe one of my main characters, also the science required for shape shifting is very complicated. In theory a shape shifter would have to have intimate knowledge of anatomy and biological processes to be able to survive transformation. It would be quite difficult to morph into an animal or even a defensive shape properly without potentially severing oxygen supply or killing cells unless the transformation was instinctual and that would preclude the ability to change into any shape rather then just one other form.

Again thank you for all the input, it was very helpful and gave me a lot to consider.
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I would say 1 or 2, but most girls I known aren't into things that are so much invovled with science. Its a sad thing but it is true.Good luck with your answer.




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I'd have to say 2.
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