blatantly stolen from Dele like a THIEF

[karra]

1) Pick one or more of my characters, and go here to generate 10 random numbers between 1 and 100. Generate a different set of numbers for each character you pick.

2) I will answer the corresponding questions from here from the point of view of the character(s). If you want to pick questions for a character that someone's already asked about, that's absolutely fine (in fact, PLEASE DO), just make sure the numbers you randomized don't overlap with the others!

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[saltroseortopaz.livejournal.com]

JONATHAN.
45 54 91 77 52
25 84 58 71 33

...HUSH.
96 8 13 3 27
71 60 49 64 52

[ringturnsbrass.livejournal.com]

96. I probably am dead, but assuming that I have somehow survived Psychotic Batman...hm. I would 1) try to take him down with me, 2) Talk to Lilly and 3) Most certainly not cut out Selina Kyle's heart and replace it with a life support machine, I'll say that much.

8. The Arkham Social Class at the moment, but I suppose the same one as Bruce Wayne.

13. A gun, a wallet and a ring. (not brass)

3. I hated my parents. My father was, as most Gotham fathers that aren't Thomas Wayne, abusive and domineering. My mother was passive aggressive. He died in a car accident, and she died of cancer.

27. No, I am most certainly not. That's a rather personal question.

71. I'd say, at the moment, that ring in my pocket.

60. I tried to kill them. I did kill my father. What does that tell you?

49. I'm very honest about my feelings, I would say. This comes out in my attempts to kill Batman and destroy Gotham City.

64. I suspect no one at all.

52. Myself. Perhaps to a greater or lesser extent (depending on the hour of the day), Lilly.

[lastchancetorun.livejournal.com]

45. I wasn't sure, but I am, yes. I have, unfortunately. (Fortunately?) Recently. I don't think that it was at all acceptable, or unavoidable. I can justify it, and I'm not entirely sure that's sitting well with me.

54. I don't really have a most important. I have important people, but no one is higher or lower than another. Elizabeth, the children of course, John, Donna, Harvey, my 'brother', my patients.

91. Not entirely, no.

77. At home, if I can. With my children, if it's the last weekend of the month. Therapy with Harvey in the afternoon.

52. Elizabeth, my children, Donna, John, Harvey, my patients, my brother. This seems a bit repetitive.

25. I was not popular, and I had no friends. That's not an exaggeration, I literally had no friends.

84. I don't really have a routine of a normal day, so there's nothing to disrupt really.

58. Several times. I still am. I break their patience, test their ability to cope with who I am or what I am and they leave. Sometimes they come back. Sometimes they don't. I wouldn't say this is something I do consciously.

71. I really don't know, to be honest. My books, maybe.

33. I haven't done it. Yet. Soon, though. Very soon.