I'd love to sit in a Volturi meeting
:: You
Name: Meagan
Age: 21
Gender: Female
Stamped As: Jasper Hale
Would you prefer explanations along with the votes? Up to the voter
Would you prefer the replies to remain spoiler free? Spoil away
:: Evil Does Well
What defines a villain for you? Why? That's really tough but it really depends on the entire situation of the story and of the actual person. But basically it's anyone who is out for their own and could care less what anyone would think about them or do to them if & when they get caught for their actions.
What is the best back-story (past) a villain can have, and why? Uhm, probably one that has them being bad from the very beginning. I prefer villians with a (decent) strong history. Not one that just suddenly decided to go evil because it was their only option.
What should be a villain's perfect weapon, and why? Thier mind, because if they were the perfect villain they wouldn't need to use various weapons or things of that nature to really torture their victims.
What is the appropriate weakness for the ultimate villain, and why? Something they love, because even if they are the ultimate villain there is probably someone out there who they love.
:: The Evils of the World
Name a few of your favorite literary/t.v./movie villains: Voldemort, Davy Jones, Gaston, Ursala, Sylar, The Joker, Lex Luthor
Choose one (of the mentioned above) villain and explain why he's the perfect villain: I think the Joker is the perfect villain because he's so methotical. He always thinks ahead to the next situation and is able to manipulate anything into the perfect situation for him.
:: This or That
Works Alone or Leads an Army? Works ALone
Angry or Numb? Angry
Capable of Love or Incapable of Love? Capable of Love
Eerily Sane or Completely Insane? Eerily Sane
Blood-hungry or Revenge-Seeking? Revenge-Seeking
God-complex or Problem with Authority? Problem with Authority
:: The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions
The villain of your story once belonged to a 'happy' family, until something happens, and they're dead. What do you think happened? A tragic accident or a fluke accident.
The villain of your story falls in love with a girl, but another man claims her (being richer and better). What do you think this does to him? This is probably what sends him completely over the edge. He thought he had the perfect life, away from what was calling him and then the girl of his dreams breaks his heart.
The villain of your story had been holding a woman ransom - occasionally torturing her - and for some reason, when someone's about to kill him, she stops them. What should be his reaction? A little bit of shock but not overly surprised.
:: Because votes are still a must...
1- http://community.livejournal.com/twilightstamps/219258.html
2- http://community.livejournal.com/twilightstamps/222343.html
3- http://community.livejournal.com/twilightstamps/222600.html
Name: Meagan
Age: 21
Gender: Female
Stamped As: Jasper Hale
Would you prefer explanations along with the votes? Up to the voter
Would you prefer the replies to remain spoiler free? Spoil away
:: Evil Does Well
What defines a villain for you? Why? That's really tough but it really depends on the entire situation of the story and of the actual person. But basically it's anyone who is out for their own and could care less what anyone would think about them or do to them if & when they get caught for their actions.
What is the best back-story (past) a villain can have, and why? Uhm, probably one that has them being bad from the very beginning. I prefer villians with a (decent) strong history. Not one that just suddenly decided to go evil because it was their only option.
What should be a villain's perfect weapon, and why? Thier mind, because if they were the perfect villain they wouldn't need to use various weapons or things of that nature to really torture their victims.
What is the appropriate weakness for the ultimate villain, and why? Something they love, because even if they are the ultimate villain there is probably someone out there who they love.
:: The Evils of the World
Name a few of your favorite literary/t.v./movie villains: Voldemort, Davy Jones, Gaston, Ursala, Sylar, The Joker, Lex Luthor
Choose one (of the mentioned above) villain and explain why he's the perfect villain: I think the Joker is the perfect villain because he's so methotical. He always thinks ahead to the next situation and is able to manipulate anything into the perfect situation for him.
:: This or That
Works Alone or Leads an Army? Works ALone
Angry or Numb? Angry
Capable of Love or Incapable of Love? Capable of Love
Eerily Sane or Completely Insane? Eerily Sane
Blood-hungry or Revenge-Seeking? Revenge-Seeking
God-complex or Problem with Authority? Problem with Authority
:: The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions
The villain of your story once belonged to a 'happy' family, until something happens, and they're dead. What do you think happened? A tragic accident or a fluke accident.
The villain of your story falls in love with a girl, but another man claims her (being richer and better). What do you think this does to him? This is probably what sends him completely over the edge. He thought he had the perfect life, away from what was calling him and then the girl of his dreams breaks his heart.
The villain of your story had been holding a woman ransom - occasionally torturing her - and for some reason, when someone's about to kill him, she stops them. What should be his reaction? A little bit of shock but not overly surprised.
:: Because votes are still a must...
1- http://community.livejournal.com/twilightstamps/219258.html
2- http://community.livejournal.com/twilightstamps/222343.html
3- http://community.livejournal.com/twilightstamps/222600.html