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 Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2005 10:32 pm
I think others can speak for me better than I can myself, perhaps I play the mimic?
But really it depends on who you ask. Some might see me as the love interest or one of the leads. I'd see myself as the catalyst, or oracle. People come to me with questions a lot, I do what I can, and they go about their merry way. I stay in the background quite a bit, though I'm not completely unnoticed.
I speak my mind when it's important, but I generally stay quiet. I'm honest, but I don't like to speak until I'm asked a question. Even then, I try to only answer what I feel is pertinent. I guess I don't think anyone needs to know about me; those who are really curious will ask.
Though, I will say I have fun playing parts and wearing costumes and masks.
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Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:53 pm
Assuming this is a metaphorical thread [/disclaimer so I don't feel too dumb if I misinterpreted something] the masks I mainly wear around people are 1) projected confidence 2) cheerful innocence. I play dumb/innocent and bend to expectations to see people laugh, or smile smugly with the satisfaction of thinking that they know me well enough to find me predictable... but I snap from it eventually.
Once the curtains are drawn, I usually end up being an unexpected femme fatale.
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Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 7:16 pm
I'd be the sick girl who gets ignored and then dies at the end of the play/movie/whatever. gonk
Either that, or the incredibly annoying sick girl who gives her opinions when she really shouldn't and dies at the end of the play/movie/whatever anyway.
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Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 7:32 pm
I am most certainly either an understudy or a member of the chorus... never really stick out, or always in the shadow of some great person xp
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