Character Name: [Princess] Looma Red Wind Series: Ben-10 Omniverse
Can Wanda read your character's mind?: Yes, she'd have no innate or learned defenses against it, or even any way to notice it's happening. But she will react very negatively if she ever finds out, especially since she makes it a policy not to try and hide anything to begin with. She's the sort of person who would admit to plotting a murder, to the intended victim, if they bothered to ask.
If so, what will she see?: Surface thoughts might change, and if you want a nudge I can always put something in brackets, but there's going to be two constants just about anytime she checks. The first is that Looma habitually holds on to her anger, so even if she's fairly calm and enjoying herself, there would still be an undercurrent of anger and hostility she's clutching on to. Not directed at anyone or anything in particular, just there. Because even though it's made a mess of things for her in the past, she's still convinced her fury gives her strength in battle, and where she comes from, battle prowess and a willingness to fight are extremely important. Naturally, any mention of the Atroma would cause it to flare up considerably- she's not a fan of being anyone's captive, and she's especially angry that she can't fix the situation by destroying their captors and everything they hold dear in retaliation.
The second constant would be an accompanying sense of sadness and loneliness. She's made friends that she's not certain she'll ever see again, she's had someone knowingly propose to her who she's not certain she'll ever see again, and at this point it's been several years since she last saw home. In particular, she misses her father terribly. He means the world to her, and it's been more than five years since she'd had any sort of contact with him. It has not been great.
Can Wanda pick up on your character's more intense emotions?: She could, but Looma having intense emotions tends to be readily apparent to anyone on the same block as she is. She's not subtle about it, especially if it's anger.
Are you open to potential vision plotting if it comes up?: Sure, I guess?
Anything else the mun or the muse should know about?: Looma has a habit of habitually sizing up and analyzing every new person she sees, and periodically doing so again on repeated interactions. Both as a potential combatant and, if they are of suitable age, a potential betrothed (not that the two are all that different from one another, given how a marriage proposal works with her kind). This is not limited to any particular sex or even species- she's been engaged to humans in the past, and in her galaxy it's fairly commonplace for there to be relationships between aliens of different species (and the occasional human, that's just a bit rarer because humanity doesn't get out much). It's not uncommon for her to wonder how a fight between her and whoever she's speaking to might play out, possibly with more detail than anyone else would consider healthy. Despite the violence inherent to those thoughts however, there's no real malice to be detected unless she really hates the person.
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Series: Ben-10 Omniverse
Can Wanda read your character's mind?: Yes, she'd have no innate or learned defenses against it, or even any way to notice it's happening. But she will react very negatively if she ever finds out, especially since she makes it a policy not to try and hide anything to begin with. She's the sort of person who would admit to plotting a murder, to the intended victim, if they bothered to ask.
If so, what will she see?: Surface thoughts might change, and if you want a nudge I can always put something in brackets, but there's going to be two constants just about anytime she checks. The first is that Looma habitually holds on to her anger, so even if she's fairly calm and enjoying herself, there would still be an undercurrent of anger and hostility she's clutching on to. Not directed at anyone or anything in particular, just there. Because even though it's made a mess of things for her in the past, she's still convinced her fury gives her strength in battle, and where she comes from, battle prowess and a willingness to fight are extremely important. Naturally, any mention of the Atroma would cause it to flare up considerably- she's not a fan of being anyone's captive, and she's especially angry that she can't fix the situation by destroying their captors and everything they hold dear in retaliation.
The second constant would be an accompanying sense of sadness and loneliness. She's made friends that she's not certain she'll ever see again, she's had someone knowingly propose to her who she's not certain she'll ever see again, and at this point it's been several years since she last saw home. In particular, she misses her father terribly. He means the world to her, and it's been more than five years since she'd had any sort of contact with him. It has not been great.
Can Wanda pick up on your character's more intense emotions?: She could, but Looma having intense emotions tends to be readily apparent to anyone on the same block as she is. She's not subtle about it, especially if it's anger.
Are you open to potential vision plotting if it comes up?: Sure, I guess?
Anything else the mun or the muse should know about?: Looma has a habit of habitually sizing up and analyzing every new person she sees, and periodically doing so again on repeated interactions. Both as a potential combatant and, if they are of suitable age, a potential betrothed (not that the two are all that different from one another, given how a marriage proposal works with her kind). This is not limited to any particular sex or even species- she's been engaged to humans in the past, and in her galaxy it's fairly commonplace for there to be relationships between aliens of different species (and the occasional human, that's just a bit rarer because humanity doesn't get out much). It's not uncommon for her to wonder how a fight between her and whoever she's speaking to might play out, possibly with more detail than anyone else would consider healthy. Despite the violence inherent to those thoughts however, there's no real malice to be detected unless she really hates the person.