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Thread: The Witch and the Shrew [MessedupRp x Raina_Reader]

Ameline swam in her own confusion as she absorbed Talia's words. First she saw Lady Fendal as some sort of evil witch, but now none of that seemed to be true. She just wanted to go home and leave all this behind yet the servant made a good point. The duke chose her purely based on a painting he saw of her, which meant he chose her for her looks and only that. But ofcourse he wanted beautiful children, something she would not have questioned before hand yet now, the more she thought about it, it was as if her only purpose in life was to be a brood mare for the duke. The riches and the titles were a perk ofcourse, but her entire world view was coming into question. As she was pulled into the hug, her body tensed in fear but she listened to every word Talia whispered. Follow my heart? but I wanted to marry the duke, now I'm just confused! She pulled away, but did not do so in any rude fashion. She understood that Talia was attempting to help her, infact nothing was as she expected. When she awoke to find herself gagged and found she feared she would be tortured and raped, but now her captors were being mindful of her feelings despite how terrible she had been when she arrived. Nothing made sense. Men and women are supposed to marry so they can continue their family bloodline, that is how the world works! Being with another woman simply sounds self indulgent! Her view on the matter combined with how her body responded to Tera's touch hinted that Amelines sexuality wasn't as she portrayed herself to be. Lady Fendal is a very attractive woman..e--especially in that dress she wore previously, b--but I--it's not right. She trailed off, her gaze shifting to the floor anxiously before she spoke again in a low whisper. Have you two...uhm...made love? There was a hint of desperate curiousity in her voice, despite the fact that Lady lantress seemed eager to cling to the traditions of noble life.
Thread: The Witch and the Shrew [MessedupRp x Raina_Reader]

Talia smiled softly, self indulgent is decidijg to marry some poor girl based on a portrait you saw of her. She smirked softly, that dress does look lovely on her. Talia smiled wider at the question posed by the curious lady, yes... A few times. I can tell you all about our first time together if you'd like. When there was no protest, Talia continued. Well, it was much like the situation you're in. I was araid and xonfused but she comforted me, she was kind to me and gentle even though I thought she wouldn't be... I was worried about what she would do to me but she didn't do anything if I asked her to stop... I found myself bathing with her help, the way she rouched me while she washed me was intoxicating and she kissed me right there. After the bath, we went out into the bedroom and she layed me on the bed, kissed me all over and slowly removed my dress, touched me like my husband never had. She made me feel good about myself, about who I was... Later she offered to show me submission and I accepted. I found that I fell in love with it and I still am. Talia chuckled, we don't lay together much anymore, she stays here for the most part and I often leave back to my own home when she gives me leave, I serve as her maid because I chose to. It's my own choice that led me here. Talia glanced at Ameline again and rubbed her shoulder. Now... I can show you around the manor if you'd like, I'm guessing that Lady Fendal is in the garden if you want to see her, or we can stay right here and talk if that's what you'd like.
Thread: The Witch and the Shrew [MessedupRp x Raina_Reader]

Ameline blushed profusely as Talia began to describe how her first time was with the woman. It all sounded so gentle and soft, just like she had read in stories. Is that not how it is like between a man and his wife? You describe it as if it is a different experience? In all my stories it is written as so. Ameline continued to blush as a far different picture of Tera was being painted in her mind. Perhaps this witch of the woods meant well after all, seeking love in fair women after the death of her husband? It still didn't make sense to her, but atleast the motives were clearer. Has Lady Fendal exclusively sought the touch of other women since the death of her husband? She couldn't help but as, before rising from the bed, once again, tugging on her night gown lower, finding it far too small for her comfort. Yes, I suppose...you could show me the manor then take me to the gardens...I'm not sure what else I should do...I still don't know how to do this Since her binding, it was evident she had learned some humility and was doing the best she could to be more mindful of her manners, after all she saw how dangerous this witch was. It began as a desire to be let go as soon as possible, but now she became ever more curious about the woman and the desires that came with.
Thread: The Witch and the Shrew [MessedupRp x Raina_Reader]

Talia stood up and drapped a soft, silk robe around Ameline. It's similar in tone, but the execution is different. The feelings that are created by the body are different, but yes. It is mostly the same. Talia opened the door and motioned for Ameline you enter the corridor. The paintings on the walls gave the house a certain livliness to it, scenes of tranquil landscapes and jovial people at a feast. It was a few moments before Talia spoke again, Lady Fendal mostly seeks women, she has experimented a bit with her work in magic. At a shocked look from Ameline, she clarified her statement, Nothing extreme, just searching for mythic creatures. Things like dryads, er, female tree forest spirits, fairies, the ocasional demon. At another shocked look, she spoke further, Demons arent that bad so don't be afraid... She summoned one once, a beautiful female. Very sweet creature, very kind. She had a strange liking for flowers as well. Talia lapsed into silence, occasionally pointing out bedrooms and notable paintings. Lady Fendal is a good woman at her core, ah. Here is the dining hall as you saw last night. She motioned to the room with a smile. The mansion was expansive and grand and surprisngly well kept, but the means became clearly when a broom was sending sweeping a hallway without anyone there to hold the broom or do the sweeping. The tour seemed to pass quickly and soon Talia led Ameline out the back and into a beautiful garden. There were brightly colored flowers all around and many of them released and aromstic fragrance into the air that gave the whole garden a true air of life and joy. Sitting on a atone bench by a small pond was Lady Fendal, she was facing away from them and staring into the depths of the water. As they got closer, she spoke, I didn't expect you to come... Please Lady Lantress... Sit with me. She motioned to the empty space on the bench beside her and waited for Ameline to sit down. The two were quiet for a few moments before Tera sighed. Do you like my garden? I've always been very proud of it. This pond is my favorite spot, sometimes you can see the fish when they swim closer to the surface. It's a nice place to sit and relax, don't you think? She lapsed into silence, and invitation for Ameline to say what she wanted.
Thread: The Witch and the Shrew [MessedupRp x Raina_Reader]

Ameline silently allowed Talia to drape the silken robe around her shoulders, listening to what she had to say with rapt attention. Everything had felt so dream like since she was released from her bonds. Her day had begun with such panic, but now she had been forced to look inside herself, introspective of her own actions, while considering the Lady Fendals absurd conditions if she ever hoped to escape this place. Demons!? She uttered in shock upon the immediate mention of them, but quickly quieted down so that Talia could continue to speak. All of the stories she had heard of demons were horror of the highest quality. The idea of a sweet demon with a fondness for flowers seemed absurd to her. As they walked slowly through the dining hall, Ameline was reminded of her guards and her driver who she had not seen at all since before dinner. Were they also prisoners? had they been set free? Just as she was about to inquire about them, she found herself being lead into the garden, where Tera Fendal was sitting upon a bench over looking a serene pond. Ah... She uttered, unsure how to behave around this woman who frightened her so, deciding to take her up on her offer to sit, slowly lowering herself onto the bench, pulling the robe around herself tighter. It's--uhm--pretty She stated nervously, eyes cast downwards, afraid to look the witch in her eyes. Uhm--Lady Fendal, my guards and my driver, are they prisoners too? Or did you let them go? Her new found self awareness had left her feeling slightly guilty if those under her employ were to suffer for her own missteps. Other than her question into the well being of her servants, silence surrounded Ameline Lantress, who had no idea how to behave around the intimating woman who had set rules for her to follow, yet seemed to want Ameline to follow on her own accord rather than fear, based on the way she was now treating her, which only served to confuse her further.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I actually don't have a preference either way. If I want something mutant based, I want X-Men, if I want something BDSM, I want original, etc.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

Some folks look down on 'fanfic' which I guess you could class it as, although that is not an issue for me, the following are Buy In Most fandoms need to be consumed, some need a lot of consumption. There are those I've already consumed a lot of Star Trek and those that seem to have a lot to consume, and I have no intention of doing so Like, uh Naruto, I guess. Partner Equality in Knowledge Yes there are wiki's to help, but no one likes being told 'yeah that's not the case anymore' a lot, and no one wants to be the person saying that all the time. Differing Interpretations Is The Federation a hopeful, progressive organisation in Star Trek, or is it a quasi militaristic organization that pretends to be peaceful? Differing Interests We may really like differing characters, or despise the ones or partners want to play. That doesn't seem coherent, but they're mostly the reasons I tend to shy away from fandom RP's.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I'm fine either way myself, most of my RP's at the moment are fandoms but....from my experience I know some people have issues playing canon characters. Its something I've come across frequently, they just don't know how to play the character right and so don't end up wanting to do fandoms. That had been my reasoning for not doing fandoms for a very long time, I didn't believe I could play any of the Characters right. And certainly, there is the option of playing a fandom RP using only original characters but...from experience, people WANT some kind of involvement with the characters from that fandom or in some cases the story needs a canon character to tie together. People would want to do fandoms and want me to play canon characters but they refused, opting for an original character. Thats just what I've noted since I've been RPing lol. I'm sure theres lots of other reasons some may prefer an original over a fandom.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

For me in particular I like making my own worlds, my own characters. Playing in fandom universe stifles some of the creative liberties I enjoy. I'm not opposed to playing in fandom worlds and such, just not my first pick and the universe would have to be one I really, really like and still offers vast creative freedom. star Wars, avatar last Airbender, pokemondigimon, Harry Potter, as examples
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

Im somewhat into fandoms, including all the shipping, fanfics etc that comes alongside it, but I feel Id be doing a disservice to the characters somehow by playing them. I wouldnt be able to look at them the same way again. Besides, my preferred interaction type FxF has nowhere near as much potential as MxF, or even FxF, in most fandoms.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I guess I'm more of a mix for this topic. I do fanfiction on the side every now and then. I currently have 2 that are WIP's Walking Dead, and Skyrim. For the longest time i disliked it because it felt 'lazy' to write in a pre-established world with pre-established characters that already went through the whole development process. There's no sense of awe or surprise anymore. Especially if you've -really- been into the fandom. But as a guilty pleasure for some fandoms I did start to just read them, and after a while of reading a lot of badly written stories and let's face it. Most fanfiction is written for self-fantasy and self-insertion just to hook up with your favorite character of said movieseriesgame, whatever.... I like to think I'm more complex. I don't like reading or writing stories just so Character A can hook up with Character B. I want more. I want the focus to be on -the big picture- not the little feature which happens to be a 'ship'. So I started writing fanfictions myself to satisfy that 'big picture' need. Do they have ships in it? Sure, but they're never the main focus of the story. In my Walking Dead fanfic I created to see how the group of survivors would evolve or devolve differently if you toss in extra characters that influence them. Will the same people die or live? Will some come out to be heroes still or will they for once become the villains? Etc... But when it comes to RP I'd rather not use canons. I can write in a fandom setting but it has to be with original characters. Because i do not trust the other writer to portray the canons accurately without being biased or without having googly eyes for the fan-favorite. I do a buttload of research and make sure that the characters i pair with canons make sense and if they don't then i don't ship them, simple as that.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I love fandom rps. At times I even like using Canon characters, allthough I prefer original characters over canon. I like using the world that is there already. I want to play the character, I don't want to spend a lifetime building the world. And most people have basic fandoms they can share and enjoy, without different knowledge levels. For example Im a hardcore Star Trek Nerd. Id NEVER play in the Star Trek universe, because... I will be nitpicky. I will tell my partner things like Oh come on for FUCK's sake, get your fact's straight. They didn't have replicators in NX-01. HUH? That's Captain Archer's Enterprise, you dumbass! Nooooo, I don't want that. I don't want people to ruin MY Star Trek. Star Wars? No problem. Ive watched the movies several times, I feel versed enough to portray a creature from the universe, i love the setting, there's no problem for me there. l And Star Wars is one of the RARE occasions I'd play OC x Canon, because I spent the better part of my youth fantasizing about Han Solo. Most people will know what kind of fantasy setting I want if I say LotR. Most people will know what kind of fantasy setting I want to use if I say Hunger Games. Then I have a nice scenery set, and my OCs can develop just the way they want to. It doesn't hurt to enocunter an OC now or then... but usually Im fine with a set world and fresh characters. SoA... I'd never want to play in a Samcro setting, but a Phoenix Atlanta never heard of before Chapter? Suuuuuuure thing. I think I'm rambling. I'll stop!
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

The reason why I stray towards original RP rather than playing in an established world with established characters is because I feel an extreme pressure to be authentic. It's probably just a product of me being insecure about the quality of my own writing, but especially when someone wants me to play a canon character in a canon setting, I can never find the motivation to write because I feel like my partner would judge me if my interpretation of the character doesn't match how they were portrayed in the source material. It detracts from my ability to enjoy the game because I'm constantly worried that I'm not doing a good enough job to write on par with professional writers, which is pretty much the opposite of why I RP. Hard to have fun if your neuroses are getting in the way.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I actually dont mind fandom settings. Ill gladly jump at the opportunity to join a Star Wars related RP, provided I know enough about the time period in play. And yes, theres wikis galore, so what I dont know I can easily find. Along the same thought of original vs fandom... I dont like playing as canon characters in any fandom setting. Ive done it a few times, but I didnt really enjoy it. Ill gladly create a character to fit the setting.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I will play fandom settings, but I don't like using the characters that often unless I feel I can play THAT character. I really enjoy into my character's head and figuring out what they'd do and why they'd do it. If you're given a set of rules from the start I feel like I have to be true to the character and it takes away from my fun. Plus, if I don't know the character, I have to do research.....ugh!
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I don't enjoy tampering with a universecharacters already created. I feel out of place.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I can do OCxOC in fandomestablished settings, but with existing characters there's this pressure to do them justice, and everyoneevery fan has their own interpretation of the characters to boot. Also I like worldbuilding and the freedomnot having to mind the canonnewest development means one less worrytask.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

Mainly I just prefer my own characters. They're mine and I know how they think more often then not. I dont feel comfortable writing other people's character, mainly because I feel i may not do them proper justice.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

I tend to veer away from them, mainly because whenever I've tried fandom-based roleplays they've felt...forced. I suppose with original characters, I can immediately justify to myself why they're acting a certain way. In contrast, with a character from a show or so on, I'm constantly questioning how genuine their actions feel and it stops me enjoying the role. I may just be a bad actor!
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

For me writing a Canon or established character is like writing with handcuffs on. You are limited not just in regards to the character's experiences but their personality as well. I don't mind using or borrowing from established universes that is actually pretty fun but using specific characters is frustrating for me as writer. And on top of that there is the problem of how your partner interprets that character vs. how you do. A huge part of the 'joy' of writing, for me, is developing a character with wants and needs and a history that has shaped the person they've become.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

For me, it's the differences in expectation and interpretation of canon characters between different people that keeps me away from fandom rps. I might fail to achieve their idea of who the canon character is supposed to behow to act. And there's a lot more annoying prevalence of criticism which borderlines OOC god modding when engaging in fandom rp. X character wouldn't do or say that! He's emotional and sensitive! Well, I'm playing him and you asked me to play him. This is how I am playing him, so, back off. Like, letting a character grow or react to circumstances we've never seen them in before is taken as playing them wrong. Or we just might have different interpretations of who these characters are. I might go in asking for a character and the person agreeing to play them views them completely differently than I saw themwanted. So, my expectations get let down. At least in original stories, I can ask for a particular type of personality trait without anybody breaking any rules or preset guidelines except for THAT personality trait. I once had a gal try to tell me that Link from the Legend of Zelda series was a prisoner of Fate, trapped in this loop where he was just a puppet for the Gods. I can definitely see that as an interpretation but what if I just want to play fated-hero Link? One who isn't all angsty and tragic and reluctant about his destiny? What I've been doing to fulfill my craving for fandom stories but avoiding those pesky not seeing eye-to-eye moments is I'll take a canon story, character, scene, etc. and break it down to its archetypes. What do I like out of the scenario? What is it I'm really hunting for? For example Limerence - fantasy romance, illicit affair Your character is a young Lady in a fantasy setting. Conflict is threatening her home, so, her father and mother send her to live in the seaside court of her widowed aunt, Noel. She arrives just in time for her aunt Noel to remarry my character, Guynn, a cunning, charming Lord from a neighboring group of isles. Despite being married to her very plain and obnoxious aunt, Guynn falls for the very pretty, inland Lady, and soon his attraction grows until he cannot hide it anymore. She tries to fight it but he makes her feel things she's never felt before. And things only become more complicated when aunt Noel becomes twisted by a vindictive and jealous spirit, tormenting her niece for trying to steal her husband from her. ...that's Game of Thrones. Specifically, the Littlefinger, Sansa, and Lysa subplot. I realized it's not really Littlefinger I want to play, nor specifically Sansa that I'd want to see another person play. More, that I like the plot dynamic of the illicit affair, the tension in the triangle, the drama of the suspicious, crazy aunt character. So, break it down to the parts I want, I can play my personal interpretation of Littlefinger while not feeling restrained by actually playing him and not failing to meet someone else's expectations.
Thread: Why Original Over Fandom-Based RPs?

Long story short, only to be extended on inquiry. I worldbuild. It's an aim that's vastly overtaken my roleplaying interest. I'm just interested in developing content without adhering to the vision of another, and this is the core of the issue - each canon has its vision, and I cannot by rights botch how a canon works to suit my own desires. I have too much respect for the lore integrity of what I'm dealing with to be any less than uncomfortable with the prospect of handling something I'm not intimately familiar with, and canons where that applies are sparse indeed for me. Thus, I prefer either a generic context, something we can work with together, or my own, and the middle option still makes me a bit uncomfortable unless we really hit it off on the co-worldbuilding front. Canon characters have a similar issue. They're not my vision. Unless I can get the complete sum of context on a character and absolutely want to, I'm not going to do it. Characters I make I know at very fundamental levels and have no interest in having my partners play them. I would extend the same courtesy for someone else's creation, exception being images as I have an uncanny will to just make up characters on the spot regardless of the image I see, and without context directly applied to it it's certainly not going to be what was originally intended.