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All fair points! I fear I must have misunderstood some of the content in your overview, unfortunately. I'll see if I can make appropriate edits, but in the meantime, I will remove my CS. (:CRiTiCAL ERR0R] [URL="https://www.rpnation.com/profile/11853-mordecai/ said:@Mordecai[/URL], I've read through the profile and I've actually got a few things to address because they don't quite make sense to the location and to the story.
1. Horses in the mountains - Pasecoda is in a forest-covered area along the side of a mountain. Though Oregon does have a popular beach horse-riding, they're just far enough to be out of reach of the beach. In this area, it would be (I would imagine) incredibly difficult to tend to horses properly because of the terrain and lack of open area. Though loggers had settled in the area, trees have grown back over the years and so its pretty dense in terms of foliage. So to be able to have a stable for his kind of horse riding seems a little off.
2. What happens in Pasecoda stays in Pasecoda - In the overview, there was a section of the story that said: "but isn't it kind of strange that whoever comes in with the fog never really seems to leave?" This is a big hint (I suppose it was too subtle and that's a fault on my behalf) that it is incredibly difficult to travel outside of Pasecoda. Even moreso if you've been a resident all your life. So him traveling all around Oregon is difficult if he was born and raised in Pasecoda. Even more difficult is that his parents are moving to Venezuela.
3. Fear the desires of travel - I actually like where you were headed with this, and I think it could be incorporated with my concern in the previous point. I think it would give Osiel more potential if he'd never traveled, yet really wants to travel. That fear of leaving what he knows could come into play, but his desire to go somewhere he's never gone before could drive him into many different possible situations, and he could easily be incorporated in discovering things that others may not have ever thought of.
Other than these things, he's not a bad character. I feel like I could work with him. I'm just concerned with the horses since its so deeply ingrained in his character. Unfortunately, I really can't incorporate the horses. And his traveling would conflict in terms of story purposes.
You're too kind, but you are delightful and smart, you should still join. c: *snugs*Mordecai said:English isn't my first language, so I probably would not be well suited to this roleplay, honestly. A lot of the nuances of the languages are lost on me. Sun has a much better mastery of the language's little bits and bobs than I do. Ergo, I think I'm kindly going to step out. (: Thanks for the feedback nonetheless!
HIII omg are we bringing this back from the dead??Sunbather said:@Semblance hey hun
Indeed we are and its going to be much better than the last~Semblance said:HIII omg are we bringing this back from the dead??
I'll get right to itCRiTiCAL ERR0R] [URL="https://www.rpnation.com/profile/18996-semblance/ said:@Semblance[/URL], Yeee~
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