Zup wrote:Well, we could recreate the circumstances from back home (IE, Verona). One group of us side with Juliet against Romeo and vice versa. Or has this already been suggested?
Victin wrote:Zup wrote:Well, we could recreate the circumstances from back home (IE, Verona). One group of us side with Juliet against Romeo and vice versa. Or has this already been suggested?
I don't think so, but good plan. But how can we do that?
Pixelmage wrote:I did sugest that.
Wacky answered: "High risk gambit. Aganist it."
Sicon is already on his Xanatos filled ways.
But it's not so much as playing the families as it is handling them, manipulating them... Aaand I'm starting to talk like Sicon.
IslaKariese wrote:Pixelmage wrote:I did sugest that.
Wacky answered: "High risk gambit. Aganist it."
Sicon is already on his Xanatos filled ways.
But it's not so much as playing the families as it is handling them, manipulating them... Aaand I'm starting to talk like Sicon.
Yeah, you need to stop hanging out with him so much.
Sicon112 wrote:...if I were to say that everything is proceeding just as planned, would you believe me? No? Oh well. XD
Krika wrote:On the other hand, we could use our knowledge of tropes to arrange a classic romantic story where-in they get back together. They are characters in stories after all, and they presumably follow their story tropes to a degree (although Romeo is probably much less susceptible to these than Juliet at this point, due to our worlds contamination).
Krika wrote:Unfortunately, it may just have to include the aforementioned romantic dance.
But really, we're the masters of tropes. We know how stories work inside and out. We know every plot twist, every reveal, every possible element that could go into any possible story. We are the authors of their reality. They are characters, and their lives, their stories are built around the very tropes that we have mastered. If we try hard enough, we can bend their reality, and their characters to the plots we contrive.
Of course, this all completely ignores the fact that they're being "corrupted" in a sense by our world, and are probably becoming less attached to their stories, and thus attempts to bring it back on track (as exemplified by Romeo more than anyone else I think).
And dear lord, I just went full Time Lord Victorious their for a moment. Damn.
IslaKariese wrote:Krika wrote:Unfortunately, it may just have to include the aforementioned romantic dance.
But really, we're the masters of tropes. We know how stories work inside and out. We know every plot twist, every reveal, every possible element that could go into any possible story. We are the authors of their reality. They are characters, and their lives, their stories are built around the very tropes that we have mastered. If we try hard enough, we can bend their reality, and their characters to the plots we contrive.
Of course, this all completely ignores the fact that they're being "corrupted" in a sense by our world, and are probably becoming less attached to their stories, and thus attempts to bring it back on track (as exemplified by Romeo more than anyone else I think).
And dear lord, I just went full Time Lord Victorious their for a moment. Damn.
And you are now officially recruited into the MetaGuards! You haven't lived until you've channeled a fictional character at some point.
Sicon112 wrote:Out of curiosity, who do I channel?
Sicon112 wrote:IslaKariese wrote:Krika wrote:Unfortunately, it may just have to include the aforementioned romantic dance.
But really, we're the masters of tropes. We know how stories work inside and out. We know every plot twist, every reveal, every possible element that could go into any possible story. We are the authors of their reality. They are characters, and their lives, their stories are built around the very tropes that we have mastered. If we try hard enough, we can bend their reality, and their characters to the plots we contrive.
Of course, this all completely ignores the fact that they're being "corrupted" in a sense by our world, and are probably becoming less attached to their stories, and thus attempts to bring it back on track (as exemplified by Romeo more than anyone else I think).
And dear lord, I just went full Time Lord Victorious their for a moment. Damn.
And you are now officially recruited into the MetaGuards! You haven't lived until you've channeled a fictional character at some point.
Out of curiosity, who do I channel?
IslaKariese wrote:Sicon112 wrote:Out of curiosity, who do I channel?
I can't think of any fictional Manipulative Bastards/Xanatos Gamblers at the moment, but I guarantee you've channeled at least five.
Krika wrote:MMM, I don't know so much about that character specifically, so much as the general "A God Am I" archetype. Only other time I've felt that was when I realized that as the player in Minecraft, I could literally reshape the world and all in it to my whim. Which then involved a ton of TNT.
At this point, I think the classic romantic plot would involve Romeo getting off-track because of another girl, Romantic False Lead, so at this point maybe Vanessa, before hooking back up with the original girl. Anything else to add onto that?
Sicon112 wrote:IslaKariese wrote:Sicon112 wrote:Out of curiosity, who do I channel?
I can't think of any fictional Manipulative Bastards/Xanatos Gamblers at the moment, but I guarantee you've channeled at least five.
Were you looking for Light Yagami, Lelouch Vi Brittania, Keima Katsuragi, Souske Aizen, and Xellos?
Sicon112 wrote:IslaKariese wrote:Sicon112 wrote:Out of curiosity, who do I channel?
I can't think of any fictional Manipulative Bastards/Xanatos Gamblers at the moment, but I guarantee you've channeled at least five.
Were you looking for Light Yagami, Lelouch Vi Brittania, Keima Katsuragi, Souske Aizen, and Xellos?
IslaKariese wrote:Sicon112 wrote:Were you looking for Light Yagami, Lelouch Vi Brittania, Keima Katsuragi, Souske Aizen, and Xellos?
If they fit the criteria. I know Light and Aizen do, but I don't know any of the others.
Sicon112 wrote:If you don't know Lelouch, you need to watch Code Geass NAOW. Anyway, I've gone so far as to reference/outright quote all of them at one time or another, so yea... remarkably accurate guess there Isla...
IslaKariese wrote:Krika wrote:MMM, I don't know so much about that character specifically, so much as the general "A God Am I" archetype. Only other time I've felt that was when I realized that as the player in Minecraft, I could literally reshape the world and all in it to my whim. Which then involved a ton of TNT.
At this point, I think the classic romantic plot would involve Romeo getting off-track because of another girl, Romantic False Lead, so at this point maybe Vanessa, before hooking back up with the original girl. Anything else to add onto that?
Romeo and Juliet's romance in their original play had been pretty shallow to begin with, so we need a way for him to legitimately fall in love with Juliet.
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