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Spottedteddybears Vice Captain
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 Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 4:45 pm
Sari1995 Corwin is, or rather, was a servant to the King and Queen of Hearts. He is rather quiet and keeps to himself a lot, mostly because he doesn’t have many friends. As a servant to the Queen, Corwin was always lying and pretending to be stupid in order to get out of execution, but don’t be fooled; he is very observant and will use information he finds to his advantage. On a different, but related, note I made up a little rhyme to go with him. Unsure about the second couplet. May be subject to change. Do you have what it takes to see through my guise?
One that is filled with deception and lies?
One that the wise could not see through.
And aren't they smarter than me or you?
That's great, thanks Sari!
And the poem sounds really great! Do you think you'll include it in the posting style or something?
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Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 4:47 pm
Spottedteddybears Sari1995 Corwin is, or rather, was a servant to the King and Queen of Hearts. He is rather quiet and keeps to himself a lot, mostly because he doesn’t have many friends. As a servant to the Queen, Corwin was always lying and pretending to be stupid in order to get out of execution, but don’t be fooled; he is very observant and will use information he finds to his advantage. On a different, but related, note I made up a little rhyme to go with him. Unsure about the second couplet. May be subject to change. Do you have what it takes to see through my guise?
One that is filled with deception and lies?
One that the wise could not see through.
And aren't they smarter than me or you?
That's great, thanks Sari!
And the poem sounds really great! Do you think you'll include it in the posting style or something?
Probably. I really just made it up on the spot, so thanks. (:
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Spottedteddybears Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 5:00 pm
Sari1995 Spottedteddybears Sari1995 Corwin is, or rather, was a servant to the King and Queen of Hearts. He is rather quiet and keeps to himself a lot, mostly because he doesn’t have many friends. As a servant to the Queen, Corwin was always lying and pretending to be stupid in order to get out of execution, but don’t be fooled; he is very observant and will use information he finds to his advantage. On a different, but related, note I made up a little rhyme to go with him. Unsure about the second couplet. May be subject to change. Do you have what it takes to see through my guise?
One that is filled with deception and lies?
One that the wise could not see through.
And aren't they smarter than me or you?
That's great, thanks Sari!
And the poem sounds really great! Do you think you'll include it in the posting style or something?
Probably. I really just made it up on the spot, so thanks. (:
Hehe, it's still really good! (:
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Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 5:10 pm
By the way, does Corwin have art yet? That pretty, pretty art? emotion_kirakira
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Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 7:06 pm
Um, it's kind of long...but whatever...
Taken out of her nonsensical world there roses are painted red, croquet is played with hedgehogs and flamingoes, and having half a cup of tea involves cutting the tea and teacup in half, the cheshire cat first combs through her new omniscience of the new world looking for not madness, thankfully, but others like Alice- she being the only tie to this new world Chessie has. She finds thousands upon thousands of children, and derives from them the ideas of fun, games, and imagination. In their heads, reality twists and bends to their hopes and fears, but it isn't madness. Simply nonsense- and nonsense does not equate mad. But the occupants of asylums and mental hospitals, abodes of killers and rapists and the like- they fit the ticket. Children are only half-open to the impossible; the mad live it endlessly. But so few are mad, making Chessie's new job this: to have the occupants of this world set aside reason and instead embrace madness. And that includes, of course, you.
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Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 8:49 pm
Sari1995 By the way, does Corwin have art yet? That pretty, pretty art? emotion_kirakira
To be quite honest, I don't think so. The artist got really busy and kind of stopped drawing, so idk when she'll start again. ):
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Spottedteddybears Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 8:55 pm
Spottedteddybears Sari1995 By the way, does Corwin have art yet? That pretty, pretty art? emotion_kirakira
To be quite honest, I don't think so. The artist got really busy and kind of stopped drawing, so idk when she'll start again. ):
): Okay . . . On a better note, I really liked the painting roses reference for the art contest! Cracked me up! (:
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Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 11:03 am
Symbolon Um, it's kind of long...but whatever...
Taken out of her nonsensical world there roses are painted red, croquet is played with hedgehogs and flamingoes, and having half a cup of tea involves cutting the tea and teacup in half, the cheshire cat first combs through her new omniscience of the new world looking for not madness, thankfully, but others like Alice- she being the only tie to this new world Chessie has. She finds thousands upon thousands of children, and derives from them the ideas of fun, games, and imagination. In their heads, reality twists and bends to their hopes and fears, but it isn't madness. Simply nonsense- and nonsense does not equate mad. But the occupants of asylums and mental hospitals, abodes of killers and rapists and the like- they fit the ticket. Children are only half-open to the impossible; the mad live it endlessly. But so few are mad, making Chessie's new job this: to have the occupants of this world set aside reason and instead embrace madness. And that includes, of course, you.
I was going to say yesterday, but my computer froze. Added! (:
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Spottedteddybears Vice Captain
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Spottedteddybears Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 11:05 am
Sari1995 ): Okay . . . On a better note, I really liked the painting roses reference for the art contest! Cracked me up! (:
Haha, thanks! I thought it'd be cute to throw in a reference to that, haha.
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Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 12:16 pm
Mr. Hyde: A sleazy, manipulative, and violent character, Mr. Hyde doesn't care who gets hurt as long as he gets to enjoy himself, especially since he is now in his own body and not sharing one with Dr. Jekyll.
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Spottedteddybears Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 8:31 pm
Captain Dory Mr. Hyde: A sleazy, manipulative, and violent character, Mr. Hyde doesn't care who gets hurt as long as he gets to enjoy himself, especially since he is now in his own body and not sharing one with Dr. Jekyll.
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