Send me a symbol, and I’ll tell you a surefire way to make my character feel…
☤ Disgusted
Just being a generally disgusting person, really. Making light of death, joking about killing, things like that. Anybody who lacks that basic decency earns an X in his book.
Nightshade: What is a painful truth your character has had to face?
“…that you can’t save everyone. That nothing ever goes according to plan. That there’s no such thing as perfect.”
Rosemary: What is something your character will always remember?
“Well, I can’t really forget a lot, you know, what with my eidetic memory and all, but…I’d have to say that I’ll never forget how happy people look when they watch my heists. Sure, it should be fine enough for me to know that I’m doing a good deed and all, but it’s also pretty gratifying to know that people appreciate my magic, and…well, me.”
Aoko lives right next door to Kaito.
Aoko knows that Kaito likes to listen to music in the shower. Rather loud music, actually.
Aoko knows that Kaito likes to listen to the entire Love Live! School Idol Festival soundtrack on full blast in the shower.
Aoko knows that Kaito likes to listen to girl idols sing lovey dovey songs in the shower every morning.
What she doesn’t know is that Kaito likes listening to the instrumental versions.
Kaito loves pigtails. Wearing them, that is. While he identifies as male, he loves dressing up as a girl, and almost always wears pigtails. His favorite styles are usually longer twintails based on anime characters, like Usagi (Sailor Moon) or Utau (Shugo Chara), but he will admit to appreciating how pretty Keiko’s hair looks when it’s up in short pigtails.
……..he thinks Keiko’s hair is really pretty.
Kaito never had a curfew, mainly because his parents were often too busy to oversee his bedtime. Whenever he was on tour with his dad, he would usually go back to the hotel room straight after the show (that he would stay up to watch, obviously). Usually, he would be asleep by the time Chikage or Toichi would come in to check on him, but sometimes he wouldn’t be able to sleep and they would read him a story to lull him to dreamland.
(Chikage, ever the prankster, would read him Arsene Lupin. Toichi, who had more common sense, would read him Le Petit Prince.)
When he wasn’t on tour, Chikage would stay at home with him and read him stories and make him hot chocolate before going to sleep.
A little bit after Toichi’s death, Kaito stopped sleeping properly. Chikage was never around to comfort him, and Jii-san, as good of a caretaker as he was, was also in mourning. Kaito was often left alone, so whenever he got too upset, he would make himself a cup of hot chocolate and read himself Le Petit Prince.