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Boxers of Briefs? Boxers, of course.
Dec. 15th, 2005 04:48 pm6, 6 and 6 things about your resident Antichrist. Questions also welcome, from characters or from players.
1. Though he's grateful to the Youngs for his upbringing, he doesn't consider them his "real" family.
2. That having been said, he doesn't really consider Lucifer his "real" family, either. If he had to say he considered anybody family, it would be Aziraphael as a father figure.
3. And if he thought long enough about it, Raven like an older brother.
4. There is nobody, absolutely NOBODY, who can push Adam's buttons like Lucifer can.
5. This really messed with him, developmentally, in that way that children and teenagers get when they feel that they have nobody to be held responsible to.
6. He refuses to use his power to make money. However he also [feels] that he has no real profitable skills. Aziraphael teaching him to work at the store and bookbinding skills has really been a big deal for him, because of this. He feels like he can at least do something to be worthwhile.
7. His favorite drink - alcoholic or not - is cider. It doesn't have a huge effect on him, alcohol-wise, he's just really fond of it. It even comes before coffee. He's also overly fond of apples. He himself did not realize the irony of this until a devil who was not his father pointed it out.
8. Between Lucy, Edmund and Aziraphael, Adam's started drinking tea. Not as a regular thing, but tea nonetheless.
9. He truly loved Lucy.
10. There was also a bit too much hero worship going on there for it to be really healthy.
11. He could see him staying with Lucy, but he had only a few reasons to do so, and a million not to.
12. He also is truly in love with Alanna. Though he still has the niggling "why me" and "will I fuck up" questions, he doesn't have that constant feeling of not being good enough.
13. He knows that Alanna worries about her issues with femininity, and he's not really quite sure how to convince her that he likes her just the way she is.
14. He can see himself staying with Alanna. He's got a million reasons to do so, and none not to.
15. He doesn't really "get" weddings. He thinks they're trumped up overblown celebrations of a personal act, and that most people having them don't mean it anyway.
16. He's afraid of death, but not in the way that most people are. He has no idea what'll actually happen to him, being who he is. Mostly he's dreading the possibility of having to spending eternity in hell with his father.
17. For all that he can't stand the idea of eternity in hell, he doesn't want to go to heaven, either. Exceptions aside, he's not really all too keen on either side.
18. He wishes he understood Thom better, and feels bad that their friendship (whether Thom called it that or not) ended the way it did. He's pleased that they again have ... something, though he's not really sure what it is, and is a little unsure as to how long it'll last.
1. Though he's grateful to the Youngs for his upbringing, he doesn't consider them his "real" family.
2. That having been said, he doesn't really consider Lucifer his "real" family, either. If he had to say he considered anybody family, it would be Aziraphael as a father figure.
3. And if he thought long enough about it, Raven like an older brother.
4. There is nobody, absolutely NOBODY, who can push Adam's buttons like Lucifer can.
5. This really messed with him, developmentally, in that way that children and teenagers get when they feel that they have nobody to be held responsible to.
6. He refuses to use his power to make money. However he also [feels] that he has no real profitable skills. Aziraphael teaching him to work at the store and bookbinding skills has really been a big deal for him, because of this. He feels like he can at least do something to be worthwhile.
7. His favorite drink - alcoholic or not - is cider. It doesn't have a huge effect on him, alcohol-wise, he's just really fond of it. It even comes before coffee. He's also overly fond of apples. He himself did not realize the irony of this until a devil who was not his father pointed it out.
8. Between Lucy, Edmund and Aziraphael, Adam's started drinking tea. Not as a regular thing, but tea nonetheless.
9. He truly loved Lucy.
10. There was also a bit too much hero worship going on there for it to be really healthy.
11. He could see him staying with Lucy, but he had only a few reasons to do so, and a million not to.
12. He also is truly in love with Alanna. Though he still has the niggling "why me" and "will I fuck up" questions, he doesn't have that constant feeling of not being good enough.
13. He knows that Alanna worries about her issues with femininity, and he's not really quite sure how to convince her that he likes her just the way she is.
14. He can see himself staying with Alanna. He's got a million reasons to do so, and none not to.
15. He doesn't really "get" weddings. He thinks they're trumped up overblown celebrations of a personal act, and that most people having them don't mean it anyway.
16. He's afraid of death, but not in the way that most people are. He has no idea what'll actually happen to him, being who he is. Mostly he's dreading the possibility of having to spending eternity in hell with his father.
17. For all that he can't stand the idea of eternity in hell, he doesn't want to go to heaven, either. Exceptions aside, he's not really all too keen on either side.
18. He wishes he understood Thom better, and feels bad that their friendship (whether Thom called it that or not) ended the way it did. He's pleased that they again have ... something, though he's not really sure what it is, and is a little unsure as to how long it'll last.
