meme: answer for an answer

[flipped-god-off.livejournal.com]

We haven't done this one since September and I have been trying to post a meme for days so I'm finally decided on this one. YOU ALL BETTER LIKE IT.

Tag your character in. Other characters will then comment asking them embarrassingly personal questions, but there's a catch. In exchange for your answer, they have to answer whatever embarrassingly personal question you ask them in return, and it all has to be truthful. Nothing counts IG, per usual.

Questions can range from the super silly to the super serious! Just have fun!

Here's an example if you wanna take a looksie! If you ping your character in, please TRY and ask at least a few questions to other people! This meme doesn't work if people don't ask questions! And keep checking back throughout the day for others that have pinged in!

Comments

[justwantsquiet.livejournal.com]

Do you think you'll be able to trust me enough to learn to shield, eventually?

[boywonder03.livejournal.com]

Probably. You seem trustworthy and it'd be a good skill to have. I just can't take chances, you know?

If you lived in a world where people put on capes and fought evil, would you want to be one of them?

[justwantsquiet.livejournal.com]

Totally. And if I explained how my powers actually work, that might help things, too.

And yeah, I'd probably want to do that. I've always thought I ought to be using my powers to help people, and Bobby's been helping me think a bit about what it'd be like to be a superhero.

Do the masks and costumes really help? I'd think they'd just draw attention.

[boywonder03.livejournal.com]

They do draw attention, but that's the idea. When you put on the mask and costume, you become more than a person. You become a symbol. If I show up on a scene as Robin, the victims know they have someone they can trust, the villains know they're in trouble and the cops know there's an ally involved. I mean, that's a really, really general statement, because everyone's got their own opinion on vigilantes, but people in Gotham recognize Robin and know what to expect. Admittedly, a lot of times the reaction is "crap, Batman must be nearby", but I'm not supposed to be the scary one.