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May. 1st, 2014 04:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
deductiongeek
Conan is a detective. And he is really, really good at what he does. Like Sherlock Holmes, he can put together a pretty decent idea of someone's life just from clues in their appearance.
Of course in RP those clues might not always be obvious. Especially when its a character I'm not as familiar with. So it would really help me out a lot if you could answer these questions.
1: Name and Contact
2: Character Names and Journals
3. What does your character look like? Is there anything about their appearance that stands out? Do they have an accent? Has their occupation left them with any calluses? Do they have any hobbies that would affect their appearance?
4. What is Conan allowed to deduct about their lives?
5: Is there anything you don't want him to notice?
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Date: 2020-05-14 03:04 am (UTC)2: Eva Iden'no (
3. 5'6, athletic build, brown hair and brown eyes, Asian/Japanese ancestry. Early 20's. Typically wears the train uniform (orange) with hair either lose or pulled back in a ponytail. Carries herself with the quiet confidence of someone who knows she has power and knows herself very well. Also big sister energy and an honest kindness. Hands that speak of someone used to grabbing things Coughpokeballscough on short notice. Has pokemon fur all over her almost always, and is never without at least one pokeball somewhere on her person.
4. Pokemon trainer; she's used to moving in a dangerous world and Eva is also rather alert, more so on Missions. That said there are times where it shows her life hasn't been easy on her at all. Conan should be able to get a sense that for all Princess's cuteness, the pokemon is OP and actually solid muscle under that fur. Lele is just plain impossible to read (and creepily blank/robotic); Dancer is typically kept in a pokeball. Neither Dancer nor Lele match Princess re: OPness, but they are powerful.
5: Outside certain situations, nope. :) (These are situations will always have text context to point it out anyway.)