Post by joseph a. hansen on Apr 17, 2011 10:08:15 GMT -5
---- ---- erin
this young lady, who i'm going to call girl is joe's final. her play-by is victoria justice. she's sixteen and a sixth year durmstrang. you can pick her hogwarts house, though preferably hufflepuff or ravenclaw would be nice. you can mold her personality but basically she's a nice, slightly nerdy type of person like joe is, except she isn't a virgin. the plot? girl likes joe, but he's too shy and not interested in love to notice. so girl tries to get over him in multiple ways, and even lost her virginity to some guy, but fails. and while joe finally gets a short term relationship with somebody else, she's all cut up. then girl decides to go date somebody else for a while. joe and the short term girlfriend he has break up for some reason later on.
joe and girl become friends, and after a while he starts falling for her too. but girl is still dating her short term boyfriend. so in the end, with a little help from his friends, joe decides to tell girl how he feels about her. girl isn't sure what to do, since she doesn't want to hurt the other guy's feelings. but seeing joe tell girl his feelings makes the other guy jealous, because he's seen how well joe and girl have gotten along together, and breaks up with girl.
so girl and joe become a couple, and they're not going to break up for quite a while, since they are finals. and
---- ---- hansen
this girl here is joe's younger sister. for now, i'm going to call her adelle, but you can change that if you want to. so adelle would be in either gryffindor or hufflepuff, because even though she's a tough, independent girl she's very kind and caring to the people she loves. joe is a tad overprotective of her, and one of adelle's goals in life is to prove to joe that he doesn't need to be so overprotective of her, because she can fend for herself. eventually she'll prove that fact to him.
as for other plots/personality details, it's basically up to you on how you go about it. she's basically up to you, except for the fact that her play-by is miranda cosgrove, and she's a headstrong, independent girl who hates being babyed. the choice of house is up to you, although i would prefer gryffindor or hufflepuff. i just would like it for joe to have his younger sister, honestly.
---- ---- markus
this guy is my character lucy weasley's love interest. if you take him, me, alex and harper will love you forever because he's also friends with their characters everett ivanski, alecksander andanov and my character joe hansen. his play-by is carlos pena jr. for now we'll call him guy. so, lucy and guy are good friends. lucy has a crush on him, her first crush ever. she hides it well, though, and calls him by his last name, markus, in one of the ways to mask her feelings. meanwhile, guy just considers lucy as a friend. she's the first female friend he has. i was thinking that maybe he'll have some feelings for her, but the exact amount of feelings is up to you.
later in the friendship, guy notices that lucy's became a little less temperamental and can control her tone a little more than before. that's because lucy's crush guy is changing lucy, in a good way. he's making her a slightly better person without him knowing it. so when he asks her what's up, lucy doesn't answer at first. when he asks her again, lucy says she like-likes somebody, but doesn't specify who. thanks to the feelings (a little or a ton, which is up to the taker) that guy has, he begins pestering lucy about who her crush is, making her regret telling him. eventually, lucy's temper sparks and she shouts at him that it's him who she has a crush on and to leave her alone, then runs away. and then... what happens next is up to guy's taker.
in harper's wanted ad, guy is in hufflepuff. he's really sweet, nice to just about everyone. he's a halfblood, and his other plot, stated in harper's wanted ad, is that he's keeping the secret of his blood status from alec andanov, so they can still be friends. otherwise, with other plots and his app, everything is up to his taker.
