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loving-uncle.livejournal.com) wrote in
ways_back_room2006-02-24 12:16 am
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It may have come to your attention that I entered the bar tonight under the guise of one Richard VonHoofenberger, complete with disguise. As those of you who have read or seen the Series of Unfortunate Events will know, it is a quite unfortunate situation indeed, that adults can rarely see through my Very Klevar Disguises. What I am asking is that, if you would like your character to see through them, please make a note of such, so that if the water gets too hot, so to speak, I may disappear. Please address any questions, comments or praise below. Complaints may be directed to the waste bin.
*bows*
*bows*

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Either that, or he'll be wondering why there's so many new people who look vaguely familiar.
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HAHA YES. I VOTE THAT ONE.
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(Also, this post made me -die- giggling. You've got Olaf to a tee.)
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Antigone is trickier because of how she chose deliberately to die before "growing up" and becoming an adult. I suspect she wouldn't be fooled.
Puck, sadly, is a bit too clever to be tricked by fake mustaches.
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Morgan is psychic, and seveneen. No disguises would work.
Mordred's not technically an adult, so I'll play that by ear, but leaning towards him eventually noticing.
Other characters...eh. No idea, I'll see if they come up against him.
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Unless Olaf employs, say, a very heavy cologne,
Ironically,
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Unfortunately, all my pups--CSI, ex-terrorist, granddaughter of Death, magical orangutan--would seem likely to notice something, so I suppose we might have to avoid each other. :/
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It may take her a bit to learn that this guy who is sketchy and fond of disguises is Count Olaf, though. At the moment she's suspicious only.
(I dunno if he'll ever encounter Regan. But she'd be fooled.)
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Face, Han and Cassie? Oblivious little darlings.