Meme: Values survey

[rymenhild.livejournal.com]

penknife has written a very interesting survey asking about your RP characters' moral values. In an effort to find something RP-like to do while my roommate used the phone in our dialup-only flat, I took the survey on behalf of several of my characters.

Bran Davies:
In which Bran shows that he got his moral compass directly from Owen. Even when they disagree -- see: homosexuality, religion, magic -- he thinks of Owen's answer first and modifies from there.

Lyra Silvertongue
In which Lyra approves of sex and disapproves of religion. In other news, water is wet and Sam the Eagle is still outraged.

Archibald Craven
In which far more is revealed about Archibald's sexual morality than we all probably wanted to know. You have been warned.

Now you try it -- it's great fun!

Comments

[clumsy_auror]

Iiiiiinteresting. Thanks for the link! Tonks' is here.

[vivien]

Interesting. I answered for Tom and Susan. Seeing as they are from the same time and place originally, they were more alike than I imagined.

Susan's answers
Tom's answers

[action-antihero.livejournal.com]

Jack's answers are here (http://action-antihero.livejournal.com/68197.html), now with the right link!

[kayip.livejournal.com]

Given Behrooz is so uncooperative, I didn't expect to do it, but procrastination won out. So here (http://kayip.livejournal.com/25373.html) with plenty of repetitiveness and apathy.

[genarti]

...I love Behrooz.

[maxwellsdemon02]

Here is Duo.

[milkbonesoldier.livejournal.com]

Harry Wells' (http://milkbonesoldier.livejournal.com/17693.html) answers.

ha ha ha ha ha last question ha.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_chappy_/]

And here are Ryan's answers (http://users.livejournal.com/_chappy_/31419.html#cutid1).

[didntseeit.livejournal.com]

And Ajedrez's somewhat...interesting answers are here (http://didntseeit.livejournal.com/8502.html)

[called_lioness]

Lucy Pevensie, proving *wry* if you compare it with Susan's that just because you were raised the same way does not mean that you end up with the same beliefs when you have very different personalities.

[vivien]

Plus, Susan is still firmly in early 1950's London, so that helps. ;-)

[dragon_twin]

Melou's is here. And dear lord, anyone who even remotely cares about Angela should probably really NOT read it.

[barbiejedi.livejournal.com]

Tahiri (http://shaped-jeedai.livejournal.com/14232.html) and Jag (http://col-cardboard.livejournal.com/5164.html) though they're both wandering towards retirement, and Ianto (http://brenin-ianto.livejournal.com/1361.html) who is not.

[batyatoon]

... well, that was unexpected.
Cordelia just woke up in my head for the first time in months.

*writes busily*

[gotham-knocking.livejournal.com]

Knox's responses are here (http://gotham-knocking.livejournal.com/10199.html) if a bit terse. He's just not big on this kind of thinking.

[works-in-space.livejournal.com]

Here (http://works-in-space.livejournal.com/1702.html) are Kirk's answers.

[skygiants]

Mary Lennox's answers.

For bonus entertainment, compare them with Archibald's to understand just how much fun the next ten years are going to be for him!

[mogget_cat]

Yrael's answers, in which he generally says, "Do what you want, just don't bother me."

[agirllost]

Kim's answers

(I think she's also influenced by Behrooz).

[wanttobeatree.livejournal.com]

I can't do two memes at once, so here's Sands (http://rigthegames.livejournal.com/5919.html), and Luna's may or may not be done later.

[innerbrat]

Jocasta, Nanny Ogg, and Mel, arguably my most morally 'interesting' characters.

Maybe I'll do the rest some time.

[politestpirate.livejournal.com]

Henry Wellard. (http://midshipwellard.livejournal.com/20825.html)

Balance out pre-Regency English morals, with a life in the navy, and then the influences of an officer, pirate, and Old One.

It gets interesting.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_mother_dearest/]

As the only one of my pup who even has morals, here is Lyrae's (http://users.livejournal.com/_mother_dearest/4742.html).

In which we see the moral results of Second Age society, and Lyrae being really bitter at certain things.

[thisfatefulhour]

In which Charles Wallace gets very, very talkative on a couple subjects.

[geeky-agent.livejournal.com]

Chris' answers (http://geeky-agent.livejournal.com/34852.html).

[kitchen_maid]

Amy's.

And Hannah's.

I thought about trying one for Trina, but she basically exists in a morality free zone.

[genarti]

Edmund's.

More to come later for other characters, I'm sure.

[rowanberries.livejournal.com]

Havelock's (http://oneman-onevote.livejournal.com/6830.html)

And I will do others, but one at a time...

[mercuriazs.livejournal.com]

Puck's is here (http://puckishly.livejournal.com/9646.html)!


Yes, he DOES have morals.

Just.





Not very many.