aww yeah it's question meme time

[hackitude]

Time to bring back one of my old faves...

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!

Comments

[anthropophagite]

Yes he does! Because Tokyo Ghoul canon is a bit weird and there are pop culture references and yet at the same time, there are authors we never heard of, I'm just... going to assume this world's authors don't exist in TG.

ANYWAY. Kaneki's favorite would probably be Stephen King! Mystery with horror are always a favorite, and of the collection "It" would be the one he'd probably love the most since it involves fears and phobias.


Question about Elsa! Without a canon update, is it possible for her to ever accept her powers?

[handwringing]

POSSIBLY. It depends on plot. Since her sister is here, though, and still has an icy heart, it's definitely possible for things to go similar to the way of canon and lead her to accept her powers. It helps that they already know true love is the key and Kristoff has some more info on how that all works, but we're moving slow right now for the sake of drama.

Without her sister, I think it would be mostly impossible. A big part of Elsa's problem is that she can't forgive herself, and until that happens it's pretty impossible for her to truly control her powers. She might get good at them, but there will still be hiccups.

For Kaneki, does he think his powers would be at all useful for helping citizens, or does the whole "eating people" thing pretty much kill that idea?