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15ish character builder questions for Chant O'Cúileann - part 2

My DM sent us these 50 character builder questions for your tabletop character by Ginny Di and I'm going to answer them 15ish at a time for both of my characters, but starting with Chant O'Cúileann (and answering in the first person).

  1. Can you tell when someone is flirting with you? Not really
  2. Do you think money can buy happiness? No, my parents are happy with not that much
  3. Do you believe in destiny? Not exactly, but I believe there are some things that are meant to be
  4. Are you a good cook? Yes! I cooked a lot at the farm
  5. What do you think happens after you die? I think the gods decide
  6. Did you have to grow up fast? Somewhat as I had to work on the farm, but my family made sure I had a childhood
  7. Who do you look up to? Morgata and my grandmother
  8. When you go to a tavern, what do you order? Mead--I like sweet drinks
  9. What do you like most about yourself? I'm powerful
  10. What do you like least about yourself? I'm not accepted everywhere
  11. Do you want kids someday? Yes
  12. Are you a planner, or more spontaneous? A planner, but I'm leaning into my spontaneous side lately
  13. Can you keep a secret? Yes
  14. Do you like being the center of attention? No as it often attracts unwanted attention
  15. If you knew you were going to die tomorrow, what would you do today? Go to Celeste and write a letter to my family
  16. Do you enjoy getting all dressed up for a special occasion? Yes, but I don't get to do it often
  17. Where do you feel safe? With my friends

(Prompt by me/one of my DMs/Ginny Di)

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