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What media character do you most relate to?
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I looked up Ragatha and was struck at how well she would fit together with a character I made for a game called Puppetland (a darkly cynical game about self-motivating puppets fighting ... I'm not sure I can summarize the game and do it justice: it's a very dark game, though):
This Puppet Is: medium size, quite heavy, not very fast, sort of strong, very charming, good at seeing things, a little slow of mind
This Puppet Can: move at a normal pace, dodge things thrown at them if they see the coming as soon as they are thrown, throw things, grab things, hit things weakly, and move quietly if they are lucky and careful, drink large amounts, spot hidden clues, make people happy
This Puppet Can Not: kick things (because they have no legs), move quicker than a finger puppet or move quieter than a finger puppet, tell convincing lies (never believed), stop from talking, form complex thoughts