a. Honestly? Reading the scene where she and Arthur meet again and getting gut-punch character bleed from the Guinevere already in my head. And then finishing the series and getting bittersweet character bleed when Jen and Arthur and Lance all make it happy ever after, somehow.
But also, I love Jennifer because she's so, so wounded, utterly shattered in a way even most emo characters aren't -- and yet she still gets rebuilt, and gets a happy ending.
b. Loyalty.
c. I . . . am not sure how to verbalize it? But I kind of want to smack her when she's shoving Kevin away. Even though I know why she is.
d. It was actually easier to play her during the numb stage, I think, than after she and Arthur got together. I'm not sure why, exactly.
f. No plans to keep writing her, except possibly in a few fill-in-the-blanks fics that pop up. They're so very angsty, though, that I'm a little reluctant to revisit them.
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Date: 2007-09-09 02:16 am (UTC)But also, I love Jennifer because she's so, so wounded, utterly shattered in a way even most emo characters aren't -- and yet she still gets rebuilt, and gets a happy ending.
b. Loyalty.
c. I . . . am not sure how to verbalize it? But I kind of want to smack her when she's shoving Kevin away. Even though I know why she is.
d. It was actually easier to play her during the numb stage, I think, than after she and Arthur got together. I'm not sure why, exactly.
e. The first tag of this thread. I love that whole thread, but I am so damn proud of that tag.
f. No plans to keep writing her, except possibly in a few fill-in-the-blanks fics that pop up. They're so very angsty, though, that I'm a little reluctant to revisit them.