username: Glacier-Lily
kia name: Terry Fraser
gender: male
birthday: November 9th 1997
occupation: Author/Illustrator
personality traits:
humorous • intelligent • out-going •
creative • sarcastic • secretive •
quiet •distant
personality (short-ish); Terry is usually quiet. He barely speaks
unless spoken to, and then usually only with
the shortest answer possible. It's not only how
much he speaks, Terry's voice is also rather soft,
and often barely audible. Long winded speeches
are beyond him -unless he's telling a story.
Terry is somewhat secretive, he doesn't often
speak of himself, and falls silent when conversation
is directed at him. He is rather creative
-a successful writer of fiction should be.
He enjoys coming up with elaborate plot twists,
nail-biting cliff-hangers and humorous remarks,
and using his writing to show off his substantial intellect.
He tends to be distant, though not usually on purpose;
Terry just keeps losing himself in his imagination.
He often retreats into his mind, to think, to create,
and sometimes even to ignore whoever is bothering him.
His eyes'll glaze over during a conversation
and he'll stop hearing what you're saying, a few minutes
later he'll give you a confused look, or he might say
something random depending on where his mind took him.
Due to his distance, silence, and tendency to daydream,
he can seem cold, aloof, condescending, or just plain stupid.
Despite this, Terry's eyes always glitter with the
humor and warmth he usually hides with his shyness.
Only when he feels completely at ease does he open up
and his true colors show. Terry will suddenly seem /slightly/
more out-going and willing to talk, though most personal
questions are still deftly deflected or returned.
Terry will take the time to share his sarcastic wit
and sense of humor, as well as his sharp tongue and cynic
views on the world around him.
art:
art 1
art 2
extras list:
art, (birthday, occupation),
personality (traits and written)
what the feathers and beads represent?:
(from your -the reader's- p.o.v.)
(assume you are someone he trusts very much, otherwise he wouldn't say a word)
"Hmm?" Terry says and flicks his tail, looking at the aforementioned beads and feather as if for the first time. "Oh," he says with a crooked grin, his eyes glittering with their ever-present humor. "They are rather pretty, right?"
Still smiling, Terry plucks the feather from his tail, he seems to have decided to talk about this first.
"It's actually a quill, for writing and ink drawings -obviously. It was white, once upon a time, then I spilled my favorite ink on it, and never bothered to clean it off." He gives the feather-quill a fond look, before sticking it back in the fur on his tail. He then catches one the beads with his claws and considers it briefly before turning back to you;
"The beads aren't glass, or plastic, as one might suspect." Terry starts. "They're actually real crystal -erm, purple sapphire and tanzanite if I remember correctly- they're not polished or clean cut, but raw and cracked. They look rather dull, hmmm?" Terry says, still playing with the gem "especially in this low light," he says, absorbed in this specific crystal that honestly didn't look any different from the rest. He looks up and flashes you another smile, then pads out into the dim sunlight, tail held high "but add a little light and," he pauses, almost as if it were planned, the wind picks up and pushes a cloud from in front of the sun, letting its rays fall on the dull kiamara. When a stray beam catches the crystal beads, they light up as if they are on fire "they turn a rather lovely purple, don't they? And they glitter like violet stardust" Terry smiles softly. And sits quietly for a few moments, basking in the sunlight.
"I'm a writer," Terry finally explains. "hence the quill, I usually carry a notebook with me, but I don't seem to have it right now" he looks rather perplexed with this comment, then taps the space on his left shoulder with his chin; where his book is usually kept in a leather satchel. "The beads were a gift from a childhood friend, I have no idea where she got them from, she told me that these crystals were shards of a twilight crystal;" Terry didn't smile this time. For a moment, his eyes appear to lose their sparkle. Just as suddenly, he is himself again, and he continues to talk about these trinkets with his odd, musical accent "I believed her for the longest time, before I actually asked someone what the crystals were really called. I think I prefer my friend's name for them... And they do look much prettier by moonlight." he says, his voice taking on a wistful note. "My friend actually got me into reading fantasy novels, then encouraged me to write short stories of my own. These beads that she gave me actually served as inspiration for the first story I wrote."
Terry finally finishes. He sits happily for a few moments, then carefully stands up. It's time for him to go. He gives you a merry wave of his tail and disappears back into his home.