Kreia: I just love characters who ask questions and try to come at the world from a different view entirely. It's fun reasoning out how they'd approach something, and challenge other people, even if they ultimately turn out to be wrong.
Jesse: The contrast between her being quiet and unassuming but also very weird in lots of little ways (and the knowledge she is the Director, a kind of ultimate superhero, in her world - even though no one else knows).
Lucifer: An injured, traumatized character who puts on a front to hide it and must find people who love and challenge him to break him out of his patterns and starts healing + extreme extroversion making it easy to ping in + absolute almost Looney Tunes-ridiculousness meaning I can always make him the butt of the joke when I want to + creature of incredible power trying to be human = me-catnip.
Poison Ivy: An injured, traumatized character who puts on a front to hide it who has found people who love and challenge her to break her out of her patterns, but who isn't done healing yet and is still in the middle of a process + an outward stoicism that isn't without warmth, charm or dynamism + creature of incredible power struggling to balance her misanthropy with her humanity + coming at the world from a different point of view and asking questions... yeah okay it shouldn't have come as a surprise that I'd love her.)
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Kreia: I just love characters who ask questions and try to come at the world from a different view entirely. It's fun reasoning out how they'd approach something, and challenge other people, even if they ultimately turn out to be wrong.
Jesse: The contrast between her being quiet and unassuming but also very weird in lots of little ways (and the knowledge she is the Director, a kind of ultimate superhero, in her world - even though no one else knows).
Lucifer: An injured, traumatized character who puts on a front to hide it and must find people who love and challenge him to break him out of his patterns and starts healing + extreme extroversion making it easy to ping in + absolute almost Looney Tunes-ridiculousness meaning I can always make him the butt of the joke when I want to + creature of incredible power trying to be human = me-catnip.
Poison Ivy: An injured, traumatized character who puts on a front to hide it who has found people who love and challenge her to break her out of her patterns, but who isn't done healing yet and is still in the middle of a process + an outward stoicism that isn't without warmth, charm or dynamism + creature of incredible power struggling to balance her misanthropy with her humanity + coming at the world from a different point of view and asking questions... yeah okay it shouldn't have come as a surprise that I'd love her.)