aww yeah it's question meme time
Time to bring back one of my old faves...

Simple and easy! Here's how it goes:
1. POST a top-level with your character name
2. REPLY to other people's top-level with a question for that character
3. ANSWER the question you were asked
4. ASK a question of that person's characters in return!
We go back and forth like this asking questions in a thread until one or both of us runs out of questions!
QUESTIONS CAN BE ANYTHING. Serious or silly as you want! What does Jane think of (x)? What does Sarah have for breakfast? How many times a day does Alex masturbate? What's Tom's dream job? The only limit for questions is your imagination.
Replies can be as monosyllabic or as tl;dr are you want; it's up to you. Go wild kids!
the QUESTION meme

Simple and easy! Here's how it goes:
1. POST a top-level with your character name
2. REPLY to other people's top-level with a question for that character
3. ANSWER the question you were asked
4. ASK a question of that person's characters in return!
We go back and forth like this asking questions in a thread until one or both of us runs out of questions!
QUESTIONS CAN BE ANYTHING. Serious or silly as you want! What does Jane think of (x)? What does Sarah have for breakfast? How many times a day does Alex masturbate? What's Tom's dream job? The only limit for questions is your imagination.
Replies can be as monosyllabic or as tl;dr are you want; it's up to you. Go wild kids!

Jacob Taylor | Mass Effect
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for many Jacob-y things tbh. Jacob is accustomed to suicide missions and opposing godlike beings from his canon and is using his own world's experience with Reapers (picture a crossbreed between Cthulhu and Skynet) as an idea of what to expect. It's not that Jacob expects an easy victory or even any victory against Atropos, so much as he doesn't really care: as long as there are people on this world to protect from its destruction, he knows where his duty lies. The ideal of protection is enormously important to Jacob and is close to the core of his character.What are Loki's feelings about playing a role in Midgard's cultural mythology? Does he enjoy it or did it amuse him or what?
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HIS ROLE IN MIDGARD MYTHOLOGY IS INTERESTING, mostly because he both embraces what it means and disregards it completely. loki is basically an idea imposed on reality, and he knows exactly what he is. jflskl as much as i joke about "quantum asgardians," that's ... basically what he is! that doesn't mean that the myths that happen didn't happen, it just puts an entirely new shift upon the reality that's built around his presence.
but there's a lot of hiccups in norse myth because before christanity they were mostly spread by mouth, so there's a ton of haze around what's real and what's not?
either way he generally takes a step away from those myths to create his own as who he is now. so when people dive backward he stares on dubiously and defines himself.
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Despite his defining features of loyalty and stability, Jacob has twice walked away from factions he belonged to because they weren't living up to his standards. He quit the Alliance because he felt they were too useless, and quit Cerberus because they were too ruthless. He never wants to be either of those things, and pushes himself hard to be a better man than his father and a better soldier than what Cerberus deserved.
What are Loki's thoughts on the other-him that apparently invaded alternate New York with scads of aliens?
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JACOB WHATS YOUR FAVORITE BREAKFAST
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No seriously when possible Jacob devours an impressive variety of bacon/eggs/bagels/fruit/energy bars/sometimes something with syrup. His biotic powers require increased calorie intake to sustain, and his incredibly intense morning workout only heightens Jacob's morning hunger. To keep his powers and his body in the shape that he demands, Jacob needs a lot of fuel.
WHAT IS LOKI'S FAVOURITE MIDGARDIAN BREAKFAST
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I'm only tangentially familiar with Maria's canon, so bear with this: does she hold any loyalty or belief toward the ideals of the Templars? The whole 'golden age via global domination' bit?
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She does and she doesn't. Maria ran off to join the Crusades full of visions of achieving honor and glory as a knight; the specific Templar ideals were secondary. At her current canon point, she is still pretty loyal, but it mainly comes from loyalty toward Robert de Sable (may he rest in peace), who was oddly progressive and the first person to give her a chance despite her gender. So she's pro-the supposed Templar ideals of spreading peace and knowledge, but has no idea about the "peace via mind control" thing and is appalled when she finds out about it in canon.
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How long did Maria serve de Sable?
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They should totally have more soldier talk in the future.
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