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[muji]

From Maru:

What positions does your character defend in IC discussions that you-the-mun definitely do not share?

Iiiii am unsure if there are any that notably come to mind, since I have a reputation for picking characters that I personally agree with. I suppose Delysia's sexual proclivities aren't necessarily something I share. I also am not entirely against organized central government like Mal is? Or something? *eyes self* You know what I mean.

Comments

[ashen_key]

playsbothsides's heart is in the right place, but I don't approve of how she uses people and then doesn't feel guilty about it.

didntseeit runs a drug cartel in Mexico, after lying about her identity for years. I think I disagree with just about everything she does, aside from the fact that she tried to make her daddy proud and tries to make her son safe and happy and have a good life.

The others, um.

Medusa eats humans?

ETA: Ah-HA! There we go. AJ's Catholic, I've been raised atheist. Trying to see her point of view occasionally gives me a headache.

[innerbrat]

Religion is weird for me, yeah. the only one close to my religious beliefs is Mel, who is agnostic humanist.

I assume Will is CofE when it was essentially protestant.
Francesca is Catholic in faith despite hating the Catholic church.
I think Karolina has hotch potched together a mixture of Christianity, mainstream pagan spirituality and zen buddhism without really deciding what she's doing.
Death doesn't believe in gods: he comes for them.

[ashen_key]

Marlowe....is having an atheistic crisis. Which is not helped by being raised in Elizabethan England's Canterbury, on the street that the condemned criminals were carted up on their way to be hung, as well as his crisis of conscience.

Dara believes in the Logrus and the Pattern, but they are her poles of reality and she doesn't worship them. She has been known to have tea parties with the personification of the Logrus, though.

Kore-Persephone is a god, Medusa is related to them and, furthur down the track, will like the simplicity of Islam, but that's far as it goes.

John Aversin believes in. Something. I'm not sure if he's the Twelve Gods, or pagan, though.

AJ's...Catholic via Mexica via cartel.