the moon's gloom
Sep. 16th, 2009 10:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
luna_rainbowOf course, after having done Vivant and Rowan, it's only fair to move onto my first ever main character:
It's gloomy isn't it? LOL.
It was a toss up between him and Ruelli. It's kind of strange...the more I get a feel for Ruelli, the less familiar Dariayle's character is becoming to me. I was also going to put him with Pendillius for "the Lovers" but I didn't want to be accused of twincest ==;
It's hard to say anything about him without spoiling what happens to Ruelli. He and Ruelli are not alike much right now, but then, maybe that's what Dariayle would have been if he had a normal life.
He's almost the blueprint for Sigmund, but Sigmund also took cues from Vivant (yes...as you can see...I never thought I was going to write Vivant's story). He's never as cold or proud as Sigmund, and he's not a perfectionist, just a child who is really, really desperate to please. (You may have spotted that I'm suggesting Sigmund acquired the coldness and proudness from Vivant...and you would, in fact, be correct >_>;)
He was a character produced out of the teenage tendency for angst, and I think I spent three years of my teenage life pouring out all my angst on him, so afterwards all my favourite original characters are happy ones (except Sigmund). LOL.
Though it's embarrassing to read what I had once written, I guess I am rather sentimentally attached to his character (but moreso to him and his twin). It will be interesting to finally link up his story - and his meeting - with Vivant, some few hundred years from "now".
It's gloomy isn't it? LOL.
It was a toss up between him and Ruelli. It's kind of strange...the more I get a feel for Ruelli, the less familiar Dariayle's character is becoming to me. I was also going to put him with Pendillius for "the Lovers" but I didn't want to be accused of twincest ==;
It's hard to say anything about him without spoiling what happens to Ruelli. He and Ruelli are not alike much right now, but then, maybe that's what Dariayle would have been if he had a normal life.
He's almost the blueprint for Sigmund, but Sigmund also took cues from Vivant (yes...as you can see...I never thought I was going to write Vivant's story). He's never as cold or proud as Sigmund, and he's not a perfectionist, just a child who is really, really desperate to please. (You may have spotted that I'm suggesting Sigmund acquired the coldness and proudness from Vivant...and you would, in fact, be correct >_>;)
He was a character produced out of the teenage tendency for angst, and I think I spent three years of my teenage life pouring out all my angst on him, so afterwards all my favourite original characters are happy ones (except Sigmund). LOL.
Though it's embarrassing to read what I had once written, I guess I am rather sentimentally attached to his character (but moreso to him and his twin). It will be interesting to finally link up his story - and his meeting - with Vivant, some few hundred years from "now".