Feedback Post, Round Three, Part One

[frito-kal.livejournal.com]

It has been a hell of a long time since we've done one of these, we've got about nine thousand more people in the game, and it's been a rough month. Time for some love.

Here's how it works - below this post, there will be a comment each player in XProject, with notes on who they play, links to their wiki entry, links to the journals for their characters, and some helpful identifying icons. Because I think it looks cool.

This is part one. Part two is over here. Because there's a lot of us.

Also, like the last few times, Rossi is a wiki editing madwoman and has added the links to everyone's pages.

Also, also - the icons I choose mean nothing. I'm going down my list of icons one at a time.

Son of Edit: Done this one, so go to it! Send some love!

Comments

[tywyllwch.livejournal.com]

Jesus, lady, what can I possibly say to you that will fit in the comment box?

I write my best when I write with you, this is a hands down fact of truth. I will never fully understand Jay and Kevin and their draw to one another, but it is so absolute and all consuming that it's like trying to pry up wood that's been glued down and reinforced with both nails and screws. How you get my entirely straight boy to go smitten for Jay every time he sees him, even when he thinks he's over the guy, baffles me. And you have done such amazing things with him. I remember Jay when you first brought him back into the game. The guy he's grown into is entirely different and you've put the kid through his paces. It's never easy for him and you never let it be.

I've got a serous soft spot for Manuel as well, likely extending for the serious soft spot for his player. Picking him up at all is a daunting thing. He had History and he was not liked one bit by almost any character in the game who had known him. He's grown his own brand of morals that work for him and has even acquired a friend or two, albeit against his will. I love reading him and seeing where he's going next.

You, my dear, are amazing for doing what you've done with both of these characters. I find adopting kids with such extensive and complicated backstories intimidating at best, but you've done it with grace and realism and grown them both into men who are all your own, something I'm sure very few could do.