08-30-2009, 07:43 PM
Trixie and Vad are older than Shou. Vad is a watchful, full grown and stronger male who decides to let it slide that Shou was probably checking out his wife's ass. This is laudable, and shows that he's not quite a total confrontational prick, despite a preformed idea I had of him (though it could've just been about him needing the partner). Trixie's comment, "nice young man," makes her seem like she's eighty, but also makes her seem like she's maturing (because people say things like that at a young age when married or together after school), added to by her doing her husbands hair. It feels like an odd, off the scenes Vegeta-Bulma relationship.
Vad has normal primal glances at his lover, wife in this case. After the second meeting with Shou, Vad and Trixie give off a cool super hero couple vibe of explaining their lighter talents.
Some of the reading is confusingly similar to James (NPC), assuming neither of us has read much of one another. James is also an ex-assassin, also martial arts master, though Vad makes his servitude to warring a little more apparent. Otherwise it seems Trixie is a little more fleshed out than Vad so far. Not to say this is a bad thing, as good NPC's are awesome in my opinion, and so is a mysterious anti-hero protagonist that's revealed through his actions.
This post:
http://cdbzrpg.com/forum/showpost.php?p=...stcount=13
I found this post ending too quickly. It was enjoyable. Poor Sage is a meek paralleled to a loud, eye-catching Trixie, which was enjoyable in some strange way. It reminded me of Twilight in a good way (fuck yourselves).
Vad has normal primal glances at his lover, wife in this case. After the second meeting with Shou, Vad and Trixie give off a cool super hero couple vibe of explaining their lighter talents.
Some of the reading is confusingly similar to James (NPC), assuming neither of us has read much of one another. James is also an ex-assassin, also martial arts master, though Vad makes his servitude to warring a little more apparent. Otherwise it seems Trixie is a little more fleshed out than Vad so far. Not to say this is a bad thing, as good NPC's are awesome in my opinion, and so is a mysterious anti-hero protagonist that's revealed through his actions.
This post:
http://cdbzrpg.com/forum/showpost.php?p=...stcount=13
I found this post ending too quickly. It was enjoyable. Poor Sage is a meek paralleled to a loud, eye-catching Trixie, which was enjoyable in some strange way. It reminded me of Twilight in a good way (fuck yourselves).
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