1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?
• List your character's favorite celebrities.
• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?

Kichi doesn't look at the clouds, he looks past them, through them, to them. One doesn't look for hidden meaning, one let's the meaning find them...

He'd probably see flowers.

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?

I asked Ghost and all he did was shrug and say a table.

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?

A simpler life. A normal life.

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?

Nobody and nobody.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?

Kichi will have to go home to Japan once he finds his brother's murderer. Its something he hasn't told anyone.

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?
• List your character's favorite celebrities.
• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?

Kichi doesn't want to be anyone famous. He'd really just like to be normal. As for his opinions on them? They're people, too? Some people make more than others. They have more. What does it matter?

Favorite Celebs:
Isoyama Sayaka: Japanese Idol. He thinks she is adorable.
Yu Hasebe: japanese Idol. He liked listening to her music when she was part of the J-pop group "Dream" and tries to watch her movies when he can find time... Which is rare. Also adorable.
Minako Kotobuki: voice actor and singer. He's enjoyed her work as a voice actress as well as her musical talent. And she is adorable, also. (Ghost's words not mine.)

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?

His mother. He enjoyed her philosophical lessons in the garden far more than his lessons from basically everyone else. Can't really blame him though.

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?

He'd track them down and foil their plans. Its what heroes do.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?[/b

When Kichi was younger, he would sit with his mother in the garden and tend to it while she taught him of the mental disciplines of the clan. One spring afternoon, as she was tending the garden, she asked Ghost Wake if he knew why Cherry Blossoms were so important to their people to which he had no answer.

"The god that lives in the Sakura tree is a great one. You see, when a person dies sacrificing themselves for their cause, their mission, they are reborn as a Sakura Petal. It is why they are the most beautiful of all the flowers in all the world and why the Sakura trees here in the village bloom more beautifully than any other location in the world. There is nothing more true and pure than that action."

[b]10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?

I think this topic in relation to Kichi has been beaten to the point you couldn't recognize it as a horse anymore.

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?
A: Margie sees everything in the clouds. From dragons and castles to polimeric molecules. If you leave her to her own devices, she can spend hours looking at the clouds. Fortunately, she's always wearing her glasses, and a message is bound to pop up and make her stop daydreaming.

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?
A: That´s an easy one: Coffee maker!

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?
A: Having childern; finding ways to produce food to feed the whole world; having children; improving plasma technology to offer a clean affordable enviromentally safe alternative energy source; did I mentioned having children?

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?
A: Margie gave her parents an Amazon gift certificate for them to buy e-books. She gave Sharon Barlow a silver barcelet with rubies and she sent her cousin Eleanore a random 'Self Help' book.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?
A: Apart from having a Sapper Gun in her gauntlets?

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?
A: Nikola Tesla. He's one of the scientists she admires the most. And she is dying to build his 'death ray'

• List your character's favorite celebrities.
A: Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley [Hmm, I see a pattern here, they're all dead]
• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
A: Margie has had her share of the spotlight, both as a socialite heiress and a mad scientist. After her last encounter with the press, she preffers to keep as low a profile as possible.
• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?
A: I should say historically significant, but she loves good entertainers.

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?
A: Dr. Miles Worrell [a.k.a. Dr. Horned Owl]. He was the man who introduced Margie to power armors and metalurgy.

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?
A: Margie would probably freak out and call Ness or Dego for advice. Either that or finally snap, build an inescapable labyrinth full of death traps and drop her blackmailer at the very center.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?
A: "Brandy dear, I love you more than life itself; but if you ever heathenize another one of my home apliances, I swear I'll send you and your heathen father back to that blasted fifth circle of Hell you came from!" -Margie's mother after seeing what Margie had done to her brand new toaster, her 'wedding gift' microwave oven and Margie's air purifire- [To be fair, the wrath of Margie´s mom was due to years of seeing her expensive home apliances become part of one of Margie's dad dangerous experiments.

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?
A: Never had any. Somewhat curious about it, but it's not something she has in mind all the time. She's very conservative and for now, sees it as a means to an end.

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?
Dr. Perlis doesn't see images in their shapes. Instead, he sees little drops of water or frozen crystals suspended in the atmosphere above the surface of the Earth or another planetary body. He also tends to identify the clouds by their meteorological classification.

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?
Dr. Perlis would first purchase bookshelves for his massive collection of books.

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?
Physics, nuclear engineering, theories, scientific formulas, mathematics, and cooking.

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?
Dr. Perlis gave his father a framed portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach. Dr. Perlis gave his mother a painting of Keira, the leopard she has befriended at the zoo. Derek, his brother, received a computer designed by Dr. Perlis specifically for his work as an architect. He bought Dr. Nathan Taylor a new HDTV and Dr. Emily Strauss a rare, South American plant.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?
Dr. Perlis once received a "B" on an exam. He's never told anyone.

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?
Dr. Perlis doesn't wish to be anyone other than himself.
• List your character's favorite celebrities.
Dr. Michio Kaku: Theoretical Physicist, Author, and Futurist
Carl Sagan: Astronomer, Astrophysicist, and Author
Isaac Asimov: Biochemist and Author
• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
Dr. Perlis feels that fame is relative to an individual's perception. A celebrity isn't necessarily better than any other individual, they are simply perceived in a different light.
• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?
Dr. Perlis is much more interested in historically significant figures.

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?
Dr. Aaron Ford was, and still is, Dr. Perlis' favorite teacher. He instructed Dr. Perlis in Fusion Energy and Radiation Effects on Materials when he studied at MIT and was also the man who encouraged Dr. Perlis to continue his education and pursue his many post-graduate degrees. He is also a close friend and mentor to this day.

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?
Dr. Perlis would use mathematical and scientific reasoning to determine who is blackmailing him and then proceed to prove why their attempts at blackmail is futile and the probability of their efforts succeeding is the same probability that perpetual motion will be discovered.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?
"Don't ever think that it is up to you alone to change the world and everything in it. You have only the ability to change your life and decide what you will do with the time given to you. Sometimes even the smallest of achievements can have the greatest impact."

Dr. Perlis' father told this to his young son as he was about to leave for MIT. Dr. Perlis has always kept this in mind and believed it to be true. He doesn't have to solve world hunger or anything that is beyond himself. All he has to do is use his intelligence to benefit mankind and further the understanding of science, in the rare chance that one day his small contributions may solve the greatest of mankind's scientific mysteries.

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?
Dr. Perlis views sex as a natural act that is necessary for the furthering of all species that reproduce sexually. It is an act that does not necessarily need to go together with the emotion of love as often times it is the biochemical functions behind lust that drive two people to engage in sexual intercourse. He doesn't have too much of an opinion on sex, as it hasn't been relevant to his life thus far.

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?

Mostly the usual, a dog, a fish, a face; but on occassion he can "see" Odin, Thor, Loki, Tyr Ragnorak and other parts of the Norse pantheon and mythos.

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?

Some place to keep his guns safe

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?

Free of Freki

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?

No one.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?

Aside from the existance of Freki, which is an open secret only within Wolfcry, the fact that at times he enjoys the freedom which is Freki.

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?

Daniel Boone or one of the other early explorers. The call of unfettered Nature is strong in him.

• List your character's favorite celebrities.

Theodore Roosevelt for his devotion to the land.
Abraham Lincoln for his apparent devotion to freedom.
Alvin York and Audie Murphy for their devotion to heroism

• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?

Most modern celebrities are a waste of time. Too much emphasis on what they have rather than what they can give

• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?

Historical figures, although he realizes their presentation in history is frequently idealized the percieved dedication and contribution of these individuals is more attractive than the shallowness of the modern celebrity.

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?

Francene Hines History teacher at high school and James Grant English Lit instructor at the local community college. In both cases they introduced him to a world he wouldn't have been able to find on his own.

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?

He is a hunter, hunt them down and convince them to stop. How difficult that would be would depend on them.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?

"Life is too short to not be enjoyed and too long to be only endured" His father.

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?

Sex is recreational with consequences. The consequences make it something to be enjoyed and entered into only if you are willing to fulfill those consequences. Even recreational sex should involve love between the consenting individuals, but one can "love" another without being "in love" with them.

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?

"..uh. Clouds? Fluffy things...shit, was that a Dropship? ..no, wait, just a bird. ..Fuck, was that Statesman?"

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?

When Ness bought her apartment in Founders Falls, the first thing she bought for it was a beanbag. The apartment currently has a total of two beanbags, a bed and a console and TV in.

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?

Most likely something involving Babble dressed up as a pirate on the high seas, and herself in one of those corset dresses in his arms, all heaving bosoms and smouldering looks.

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?

Ness bought birthday presents for Babble, Janus, Beth, Leah, Dane and Kevin. Babble was given a ring carved from bone, Janus got a cellphone - passive aggressive Ness for the win, Beth got a pink feather boa, Leah got an Amazon voucher (they're travelling the world, she had no other clue what to get her), Dane got a bottle of Whiskey and some socks, and Kevin got a Dead Kennedys CD in the name of 'musical education'.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?

Ness' secrets include her (perceived) involvement in the closure of NPI (probably rumoured, but not known for sure by a fair few people), Alice's exact nature (known by Anom and Janus), Ron's occupation (fairly common knowledge, since she was 'outed' by a tabloid newspaper) and how her mother died (Janus).

Other, less well-kept secrets include her fear of heights, inability to look at her own reflection/image and avoidance of pornographic materials.

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?
Ness doesn't want to be famous at all. If she had to be, she'd be one of those reclusive authors everyone thinks is actually dead.

• List your character's favorite celebrities.
Johnny Depp, Brandon Lee and Brad Pitt to look at. Slash, Matt Heafy and any number of punk/metal singers/guitarists/bass players.

• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
Ness has never paid too much attention to celebrities outside of hot film stars and singers/muscians that she admires. Personally speaking, she's deeply uncomfortable in any kind of limelight, and avoids the press and public appearances wherever possible. While other heroes have courted the limelight and are well known in the city, Ness has thus far failed to give a single interview and has only made two public statements regarding Wolfcry.

• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?
Neither, particularly.

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?
Her PE teacher at secondary school, Miss Latham. A butch lesbian who stood no messing on the pitch and wielded a hockey stick like a weapon. It was her who encouraged Ness' love of the sport and nurtured a talent she'd never suspected she'd had, eventually making her captain of the school's team.

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?

Ness doesn't have many skeletons in her closet. While there's things she'd rather people didn't know about her, that's down to her own concept of privacy rather than because she's done anything that would make a front page VANDELLIA SHOCK! story. It'd be reasonably easy to set her up, however, as parts of her bones, toxins and DNA are scattered across most of Paragon.

In response, Ness'd probably just come clean. Nothing pisses off a blackmailer more than taking the wind out of their sails.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?

"What matters are intentions, not actions." - Janus Tremaine.

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?

Despite growing up with a reasonably well-known porn star for a father, Ness has a healthy enough attitude to sex.

She's straight, has never had a one-night stand and is entirely monogomous in relationships. She tends to link sex and love together and the idea of boinking someone she's not in love with doesn't really work for her.

She has either a healthy or an unhealthy relationship with pornographic material, the mere mention of it being enough to send her into depths of paranoia, defensiveness and humiliation. While in itself that isn't particularly healthy, given the chance there's a 50/50 chance of seeing her biological father in..uh..action, as it was, it's probably actually /quite/ healthy, all things considered.

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images do they see in their shapes?

Dego doesn't see anything in particular, but he imagines them rolling on and going off into the world. Then he imagines laying on the clouds as they do so.

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?

Dego's never actually worried about his home, since he spends so little time in it. If he didn't have a job in the form of Wolfcry, he'd probably sleep in parks or something all over the city. But thanks to Wolfcry, he actually has money.

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?

"N- no thanks. If I wanted you to know I'd write them down."

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?

Dego doesn't really understand Birthdays so much, he didn't actually get anyone anything.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?

He once brutally murdered a mage who had held him captive, even though the man was helpless. He had only been a child, and had driven a blade into them an repeatedly until someone dragged him off. He considers this his darkest secret if only because it's the only time he's killed with the pure intention of watching the life slip from someone's eyes.

His father, and Ness has some inkling. Even if he's never completely explained the event.

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?

Dego wouldn't want to be any famous person, or any other person really. Mostly because he is of the belief your shoes are all you'll ever fit in. So to speak.

• List your character's favorite celebrities.

He barely knows any, and he doesn't really care about them. He might enjoy their work or mildly respect some good thing they did, but he considers them simply out of his sphere of worry.

• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?

For the most part, he naturally shies away from being the center of anything. However he does have a twinge of pride associated with being reported in the News, so long as the connotation is good.

• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?

He prefers history over culture in all honesty, he knows more about old battles leaders and generals than he ever will about what's currently popular.

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?

He isn't a big fan of his teachers, most of them were brutal and unforgiving. However there was only one he liked, a man by the name of Agatone who taught him more classical things. Such as history, math, and even tried to show Dego the finer parts of art. At the time he exasperated Dego, who found some annoying, but he regrets not trying to absorb his lessons more.


8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?

They would probably bring up history with Arachnos or his Father. However it wouldn't work very well, as while it's not 'common' knowledge, he'd sooner let things get out then try to resist uselessly.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?

"You are your own master. Never let me, or anyone else, ever, take that away from you."

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?

Dego finds it to be, just a little nasty for whatever reason. He's never done it, and he doesn't really care to. That being said, he doesn't judge some one either which way with how they deal with it. He accepts /he's/ the weird one in that regard.

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images do they see in their shapes?

A heterogenous mixture of water vapor and particulate matter. She'll make something up about .. i don't know, coral, whales, or something, if asked.

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?

Steel beams. Sheet metal. An array of motion, seismic, thermal, and other sensors. Materials for shaped charges. Radio transmitters and receivers of various bands. Plaster. Paint. Then she starts thinking about decorating.

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?

Safety and freedom. But not for long.

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?

She was a bit tied up for the last year. Niceties like 'presents' and 'friends' didn't play into it.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?

How she really got into Paragon City. Only known by two of her previous teammates, and two of her family members. (Her family would be her second darkest secret)

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?
• List your character's favorite celebrities.
• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?

The idea of being someone else is pretty unfathomable to Talia. Being herself is hard enough.

She doesn't really have any favorite celebrities, but that's more due to lack of time considering the idea than anything else. If pressed for an answer, she'd try to think of those who put others before themselves... focusing on those who lacked the skills or abilities necessary for the task.

Fame is an unsettling notion. She'd rather not have any. Survival is easier that way.

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?

She despised her instructors.

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?

Talia could react anywhere from ignoring the problem, to violence. if someone was at risk aside from herself, she wouldn't have much trouble neutralizing the threat. Her only hesitation would be if lethal action was required.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?

"Await further instructions."

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?

It's a notion that provides some discomfort. She tries not to think about it, but when it comes up, she considers it something rather private, personal. She's capable of the banter you might expect of a mercenary -- that kind of humor helps keep someone sane when death could be waiting on the next engagement -- but her true belief is that this is between two people, and nobody else.

1. Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?
Rick's never spent much time actually looking at clouds. He's flown near them and hovered in spot next to them, watching them float away...but he's never saw anything special in them, unless giant fluffy pillow count.

2. Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?
A door knob that locks securely.

3. When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?
A life without orange skin and powers. Basically his biggest fantasy is a life with Kyle without either of them having the powers necessary to risk their lives on a daily basis.

4. To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?
He mailed a few cards...and gave one or two presents, but he'd never say to who or why.

5. What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?
His anger...Rick very rarely get's well and truely angry but when he does, it's a very difficult task for him not to kill someone and as a result, he generally hides his real emotions as best he can to avoid anyone figuring out how to really piss him off enough to make him 'see red'.

6. If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?
• List your character's favorite celebrities.
• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?
Rick doesn't have any famous celebrities, as someone who grew up on the streets...whenever he hears of rich people, he's more tempted to steal from then than he is to care about what's going on in their petty lives. ...Or was, until he joined Wolfcry and started earning some decent pay. He dislikes any modern celebrities who aren't heroes or things of that nature. But most actors and actresses he couldn't care less about. Hell, he probably wouldn't even save them if someone pointed a gun in their faces infront of him. He's more interested in historically significant figures, but even then he's of the mind that whatever is said about them is all based on the perspective of the speaker and thus not reliablely true.

7. Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?
Rick's never had much in the line of teachers, he's been his own teacher...reading books written by great minds to teach himself things he would've learned in school had he attended after his mutation kicked in. And since his tastes in literature lean towards fiction more than non-fiction overall, his favorite teachers are characters in classic works of fiction. Dorian Gray in the Picture of Dorian Gray being one example. (As such Oscar Wilde would be one of his teacher's)

8. If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?
If someone tried to blackmail Rick well...due to how honest he is, it would be really difficult. He freely admits most everything about his past, even the fact that he's murdered people and stolen from them...he doesn't have any secrets, so blackmail would be really difficult. There's people and places and things he doesn't want the world to know that he knows...but that's just for their safety more than it being some great secret that he'd pay good money to keep quiet about.

9. One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?
"No son of mine's a mutant." The words his father said as Rick was being kicked out...he doesn't consider his birth parents to be family as a result of them and wouldn't lift a finger to save their lives if they were threatened.

10. How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?
Rick jokes freely about sex on a regular basis, as everyone knows. But when it comes to actually having sex..well he's got no problems with experimentation and games, but he'd never have sex with someone other than Kyle...without Kyle present at least. Monogamy ftw.

Your character lies on their back on a summer day and looks up at the clouds. What images does they see in their shapes?

Frost is an ice dragon by nature. She is not really one for enjoying summer days. But if she did lay back to look at the clouds, she would see different things her imagination might conjure up.

Your character moves into a new home. What's the first thing they buy for it?

The first thing Frost bought when she moved into her lair was new shoes, her 'house' shoes for walking around in the cave.

When your character daydreams, what do they dream about?

Frost often daydreams of living a Sims' life. Not that her own life is not exciting enough for her but the Sims tends to be her most enjoyable pastime when just winding down from the day and relaxing.

To whom did your character give birthday presents last year, and what did they give them?

Last year, friends give gift cards to any friend whose birthday she was aware, including Shade, Annette, Jim, and Penny.

What is your character's darkest secret? Who else knows about it?

Frost plays the Sims a lot more than she should. Well, that's not really a secret. But the reason behind it is. No one knows presently.

If your character could be any famous person, whom would she choose and why?

Frost would want to be Will Smith. He is a rapper, actor, and a superhero, he has saved the world 5 times, and he has saved the President of the United States. She saw it happen on Hulu.

Kidding, she knows those are movies. Actually, being that humans are so short lived, unless possessed by supernatural forces, Frost wouldn't want to be a famous person. But if she had to pick someone, it would be Milla Jovovich. She loves her movies.

• List your character's favorite celebrities.
  Will Wright (creator of the Sims), David Tenant (the Doctor, well formerly so now), Milla Jovovich (model and action star), and Selena Gomez (Disney's cute actress/pop princess)
• How does your character feel about the concept of fame and celebrity in general?
  Frost does not really care about celebrities. It is nice seeing a movie or TV show they are in, or playing a game they make, but outside of that, their lives do not affect her own.
• Is your character more interested in entertainment figures or historically significant figures?
  Frost sees most entertainment figures are forgotten once they are no longer in the public eye. Only those performers who have done something memorable in their performance may be remembered beyond that. Oddly, historically significant figures usually do not become important until they are dead, but the effects of their actions seem to last far longer. Also, entertainment figures who are remembered are usually historically significant.

Who was your character's favorite teacher and why?

As Frost did not attend school, she has never had a formal teacher.

If someone tried to blackmail your character, what would they do? How easy or difficult would it be?

There truly is not a lot to blackmail Frost over. Should the issue arise, however, Frost would come clean about the information unless it would be a breach of security or ethics, such as classified or proprietary information. If such were the case, she be forced to deal with the situation in a more direct manner. Such an issue might relate to her being both a member of the Arachnos, undercover for the Longbow, and a heroic member of Wolfcry.

One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in her ears?

Translated to English, X'arstaryn's father once told him, "A dragon is not defined by his power or those dominated by that power but how the dragon uses that power."

How does your character feel about sex? What mores and morals do they apply to it?

Frost currently has little to no opinion on the topic of sex. She is not of dragon mating age so it is not a concern to her. She finds human sexuality to be odd and weird at times because religions try to influence it, but each religion has a different view causing conflict in society. The biggest concerns she has found humans around her tend to have are the genders of those having sex, then the age, then conception, and finally disease, in that order.

As an absolute view on the subject, Frost views matters of sex to be the personal business of those engaging in the act unless there is a nonconsensual breech in the rights of one of the participants.