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	<title>Comments on: All the Children Say&#8230;(open thread)</title>
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		<title>By: Corise</title>
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		<dc:creator>Corise</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Corise has been up and down the Sliding Scale of Anti-Heroes (thank you, TV Tropes) many, many times, ranging anywhere from a Type II at her best (snarky and cynical but generally trying to do good in the world) to a Type IV at her worst (doing very bad things to very bad people and not always for &quot;good&quot; reasons).

Some of my other characters fit a more traditionally heroic role, and I&#039;ve experimented with villains, but I find Corise&#039;s schtick to be the most versatile - she is an effective foil to heroes and villain protagonists alike, which allows her to play supporting parts in a wide variety of storylines (my preferred role in RP). For the more heroic types, she can be the one who can &quot;do what needs to be done&quot; when the good guy can&#039;t, and offers a practical outlook to burst the &quot;honor before reason&quot; bubble that some heroes live in. For villain protagonists, she acts as an occasional voice of conscience or restraint, and I&#039;m pretty sure she&#039;s basically become the Morality Pet of a particular Boomstick whose motives and ethics are rather... questionable.

Oh, and whatever else she may be, Corise is a bad-ass, made all the more entertaining to play considering she&#039;s about three feet tall and likes to run her mouth off about how awesome and tough she is. Seriously, though, don&#039;t mess with her, and especially don&#039;t mess with her kids or anyone else she considers &quot;hers.&quot;]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Corise has been up and down the Sliding Scale of Anti-Heroes (thank you, TV Tropes) many, many times, ranging anywhere from a Type II at her best (snarky and cynical but generally trying to do good in the world) to a Type IV at her worst (doing very bad things to very bad people and not always for &#8220;good&#8221; reasons).</p>
<p>Some of my other characters fit a more traditionally heroic role, and I&#8217;ve experimented with villains, but I find Corise&#8217;s schtick to be the most versatile &#8211; she is an effective foil to heroes and villain protagonists alike, which allows her to play supporting parts in a wide variety of storylines (my preferred role in RP). For the more heroic types, she can be the one who can &#8220;do what needs to be done&#8221; when the good guy can&#8217;t, and offers a practical outlook to burst the &#8220;honor before reason&#8221; bubble that some heroes live in. For villain protagonists, she acts as an occasional voice of conscience or restraint, and I&#8217;m pretty sure she&#8217;s basically become the Morality Pet of a particular Boomstick whose motives and ethics are rather&#8230; questionable.</p>
<p>Oh, and whatever else she may be, Corise is a bad-ass, made all the more entertaining to play considering she&#8217;s about three feet tall and likes to run her mouth off about how awesome and tough she is. Seriously, though, don&#8217;t mess with her, and especially don&#8217;t mess with her kids or anyone else she considers &#8220;hers.&#8221;</p>
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