fandomhigh_ooc | NPC Brainstorm: OOC Edition!

Dictator Frank Underwood Jr. rules the USA. His lieutenant Joffrey Baratheon - and *his* 'lieutenant' Tywin Lannister - rules Fandom with an iron fist. The school is still up and running, but it's gone full-on propaganda on everyone. If you don't help the regime, you're going to be in for a tough time-- from imprisonment to flat-out corporeal punishments, Baratheon and his more superpowered cronies won't even think twice about using anything.

Don't forget to attend school twelve hours a day, kids. And definitely don't skip your four hour shop class sessions.

I'm assuming that most of the school is at least accepting of the circumstances if not actively in support. If the school is still standing and supported by the government, then you know, the good guys probably aren't out doing their thing a ton.

So I figure that among the cliques there has to be a group that stays quiet publicly then does good stuff as part of an underground movement (as opposed to what I have to assume would be a group that can't keep quiet and KEEPS making trouble at all times). It's something that actually forces people into keeping their identities secret.

And of course that's where I put Johnny Storm. He's not a genius student, but he works hard during the day and keeps out of trouble as much as he can. And at night, he lets the fact that he can become a fireball of person disguise his face while he superheroes around.

I should probably also note that my Johnny is the Ultimate version (BECAUSE OF COURSE IT IS, like there was ever going to be any mystery as to who was playing him) who appeared in this Fandom after the Morlock Tunnels were raided, if anyone's been following Ultimat continuity to that degree. I'm not sure Chris Evans is the right PB but I looked for someone else long enough and decided to go with the simple choice. :D

Edited 2014-03-09 23:47 (UTC)

Seems like the go-to alternate Fandom for the fiery ones, though Warren here is a little old to be a student. He's the same Warren Peace that attended classes in our own FH several years back, and he wound up in the wrong era entirely after deciding that he was going to return to the island to teach or something.

He has really crappy luck with Fandom, okay.

Warren definitely doesn't support the regime, but once he stumbled into it he wound up stuck as a teacher, teaching everything his supervillain father taught him about battle strategy to the bright young minds of tomorrow, in the name of - look, there's probably a whole spiel about the current regime, but he stopped paying attention to what the words really are a long time ago and just rattles off the syllables.

Warren doesn't hide what he can do. Anyone with access to records of the island before this dictatorship would be able to figure out his powers anyway, so there's not a hell of a lot of point. But he does support the underground to the best of his ability, gathering whatever information he can in his capacity as a teacher to pass on to the stealthy do-gooders in any way possible.

Via fortune cookies, maybe.

Edited 2014-03-09 23:29 (UTC)

I really hope there are more fire people. If there are, I vote that the underground is called the Campfire.

... I love it. Please let there be more fire people.

My headcanon on 2050s!Quinn is that she started from the same precanon place as prior FH!Quinn, but ended up in the dystopian version of Fandom instead of the modern one and then could never get home. (Bummer. Good thing fascist is a good color on her.) Anyhow, so she went to school, straight A's, prom queen, sorority, blah blah blah, and after graduation she decided to make the best of where she was by joining the regime. She's now a relatively trusted assistant, which is impressive given her young age and the fact Tywin and Joffrey ain't so hot on female leaders.

Her official day job is religious studies teacher and cheer coach at the school. The unofficial one is spying on the kids. She can be convinced to look the other way on some minor misbehavior -- but she always has a price.

There is still a good person somewhere inside Quinn. It's just deep, deep, deep inside.

This Jamie is still very much a student at the 2050's Dystopia version of FH. Personality-wise I see him very much the same however this version of Jamie comes from an alternate canon (Earth-TRN196) where he was a inept student of Dr. Strange. He was sent to Fandom in order to work on his magic a bit more. He still has his duplication mutant powers and while he has magical abilities it's more bumbling than anything else.

As with the original FH-Jamie, he's no doubt the bane of every teacher's existence. He's sly enough to play the bumbling fool as opposed to the prankster though I doubt that gets him into any less trouble.

"Really Principal Underwood, I'm very sorry. I was practicing trying to pull a rabbit out of my hat. I have no idea how they ended up in your private bathroom."

Fandom is a small town just off the coast of northern Germany, close to Denmark, existing in relative squalor but also no small amount of freedom. Monks, led by Friar Tuck, occupy the still under construction castle, taking in youths and small-time criminals for education. It's not a bad life, all in all, even if some do have to scrounge in neighboring towns. And the magic-- well, it's tolerated, but only if you keep it to a whisper.

Are women, and citizens, allowed into the library when they're not students? I'm sure Red would like to do some research on her 'condition' and anyone else who has it.

She's also doing pretty well in hunting, on the island and mainland, for what it's worth, if anyone is looking for food.

If anyone wants to share a house with her, I think she'd be amenable to another woman.

Edited 2014-03-09 22:35 (UTC)

Rust Cohle can't say how exactly he got to Fandom. He was having a hallucination one night while he drove home, and pulled over to the side of the road to sleep it off. When he opened his eyes again, he was in a small town in medieval Germany. He didn't try all that hard to get home.

He joined the monks soon after arriving in the town and has acclimated well to a life of work and meditation. He spends most of his time helping to build the castle walls, though occasionally he's called in to mediate when there's some sort of criminal misbehavior among the students. He has a reputation for being able to shake out the perpetrator and convince him or her not to act out again.

Some days he's relatively happy. Some days he starts drinking at noon. Some days both things are true.

This was maybe not quite what Lucille had in mind when she said she wanted freedom and liberty and excitement.

But, she used to be married to a mobster in the early 1930s, and now she runs a small tavern in the 1400s. So, she can't say she's bored, and she has more of the kind of independence she used to want. She doesn't stray near the castle a lot – ugh, monks – but chooses instead to make an effort to make the tavern a prime meeting place for people. Laughter and stories are what she craves, even if it comes with hard work and a lot of wondering whether she should just pack up her things and attempt to get home again.

Fandom lies in the Mediterranean, just off the eastern coast of Italy. It is part of the Roman Empire, hewn out of marble and stone and pride. The school and the dorms are barracks and training grounds for the young, trained by centurions led by General Maximus Decimus Meridius ~~mmmm, pretty~~. Young groups of children are brought there to become soldiers; the fact that strange new children keep appearing, well, they don't ask questions about that.

Well, even if they aren't asking a lot of questions, they're definitely giving the blue fuzzy monster a few side eyes. Grover tries to blend in with his new Centurion-inspired helmet and breastplate, but he's still a lot...exuberant...for the current crowd.

And he's never once gotten an order right in the mess hall.

Though not bringing in an NPC, I humbly submit that the local taberna is run by retired centurion Biggus Dickus and his wife Incontinentia.

After falling off a cliff with an arrow through her chest (Thanks, Cara! She really appreciated that.), Denna woke to find herself on a strange beach once more clad in her leathers her agiel by her side.

What's a Mord'Sith down on her luck to do on an island that's never even heard of D'Hara? If you said manipulate your way onto the teaching staff and terrify the students while plotting to take over once you've gotten the lay of the land, you'd be right! Lucky you, no agiel for you today.

Oh, God.

Because what every Roman soldier factory needs is a super enthusiastic, super accident prone yet seemingly undestructible wannabe cheerleader. Yeah, you've probably heard of her. About all the times she's tumbled down stone steps without getting a scractch, or done unnecessarily flashy (and pointless) moves with a sword and somehow miraculously hasn't managed to harm herself.

Seriously, the centurions are at their wits' end with her. Everyone else... well, she's nice? If a little overbearing about it, sometimes.

Is the post still OOC?

For the record, I didn't know who Frank Underwood Jr was and googling led me to Blair Underwood's brother, who is an artist and a writer.

Once I chopped the "Jr" off my search, the dystopian future made MUCH more sense.

Well, we like to keep a little mystery in our dystopia.

I just hope Blair Underwood's brother understands. I don't want him to paint something about how I think he's a dictator.

Too late. That painting now hangs in King Joffrey's antechamber.

I just spent $7 so I wouldn't have to cull Quinn's icons down to free account level.

DIANNA AGRON IS REALLY PRETTY, OKAY?

I'm keeping my fingers crossed my paypal transfer goes through by the 17th for the same reason.

STEVEN STRAIT IS ALSO PRETTY.

HE IS. AND IT WOULD BE CRUEL OF US TO DENY THE REST OF THE GAME THEIR FULL PRETTINESS.

(Also, I physically could not delete any icons with Cory Monteith in them. Because feels.)

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