I need to go tag Mike back with Kisuke now that I have a head on my shoulders for tags again. Sorry for being insanely spotty.
If you're interested I think I am throwing caution to the wind and just going through with weird plots with Robin (I tend to hold back out of fear that huge revelations may make chars unplayable, but if it's between dropping from ennui and dropping from development I ought to pick development). I've been wanting to do a plot where Robin fell into a Catch-22 reproduced (he does so by binary fission and creates a clone with all of his memories.) provided the mods are OK with me playing an NPC of ... my own character. The eventual goal is for the clone to be a bad apple and eventually need to be killed, something that Robin would have a hard time doing himself. In that event, just for plot reasons, I'd rather have characters who have no huge innate superpowers do the taking out of the clone, which would include Mike, who Robin knows.
Mostly it is a plot to screw around with the concept of morality, which is my favorite.
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Date: 2014-06-27 12:57 am (UTC)If you're interested I think I am throwing caution to the wind and just going through with weird plots with Robin (I tend to hold back out of fear that huge revelations may make chars unplayable, but if it's between dropping from ennui and dropping from development I ought to pick development). I've been wanting to do a plot where Robin fell into a Catch-22 reproduced (he does so by binary fission and creates a clone with all of his memories.) provided the mods are OK with me playing an NPC of ... my own character. The eventual goal is for the clone to be a bad apple and eventually need to be killed, something that Robin would have a hard time doing himself. In that event, just for plot reasons, I'd rather have characters who have no huge innate superpowers do the taking out of the clone, which would include Mike, who Robin knows.
Mostly it is a plot to screw around with the concept of morality, which is my favorite.