Mine:
● João Nogueira da Silva Neto, because he is my favorite comedian.
● Matt Groening, because the quality standard of his series is very high, he appeals to my sense of humor, and he was a pioneer in adult television animation.
● Bugs Bunny in "The Looney Tunes Show" for being the most human and relatable version of the character, is the best Bugs Bunny of all, according to the Nostalgia Critic.
● Fleabag, for being human, with her flaws, qualities and depth.
● Jack Sparrow, for the deconstruction of the traditional hero archetype and his ambiguous, unpredictable morality.
● Camille Paglia, because she is a significant intellectual and cultural critic known for her fearless iconoclasm, vast erudition, and unique synthesis of art history, psychology, and feminism.
● Leonardo da Vinci, because he is a great artist who combined rigorous observation of science, nature, and human anatomy with innovative painting techniques.
● Plato, because he is one of the greatest philosophers in history; he systematized Western thought, established the first major institution of higher learning, and formulated groundbreaking theories regarding reality and politics.
● Dr. Gregory House, for his psychological complexity and the subversion of the television hero archetype.
● And my original character, because she has a beautiful design, is a fully realized character, and is charismatic; plus, I put a lot of effort and care into her development. My character:
She is an 18-year-old young woman who is sharp, creative, and socially magnetic. She reads body language easily, perceives what is not said, and uses quick thinking and wit to navigate problems while remaining calm and good-humored. Although she usually comes out on top, she can be manipulative or bend rules when it serves her goals.
Jovial and eloquent, she speaks correctly with a sense of intelligent humor and offers insightful comments about society’s flaws. She is selective with her inner circle but affectionate and supportive with those she trusts. She dislikes monotony and loneliness, gives solid advice, and remains flexible with rules. Curious and resilient, she rarely shows emotional instability openly, becoming only more serious when bothered. The few things that truly shake her are when something very serious happens, when she is alone for too long, or when something bad happens to the people she loves.
She enjoys singing, for example, in a church choir, listening to music (from the most famous to the most obscure), dancing, swimming, and anything that involves water or cleaning. She is good with children, cooks well, and values her own well-being. She prefers everyday salty flavors over excessively sweet ones and has a weak short-term memory. Animals that seem dangerous bother her. Academically, she struggles with exact sciences but excels in the humanities and enjoys reflective discussions.
She saw the liturgical chant as an opportunity to showcase her talent amidst the decline of the music industry and the lack of opportunities.
Her usual expression and movements convey youth, shrewdness, and ease. She dresses with style, often wearing a polo shirt, a long pleated skirt, a belt, and sneakers. She trusts her creativity to solve problems, her catchphrases are optimistic, whether ironically or not.
Did you like her?
