- Location
- being near locations is my passion.
We really need to spend a day with Valaena soon, ask her how she has been getting on with her lessons, talk to her about what we have learned about dragon eggs.
Mhhh, Viserys doesn't read as one who gives into his temper that often tbh, the only time was the meeting with the Brravos rulership council, as far as I can recall. And considering his view on causing needless harm, and love of talking, he's far more likely to enter a huge rant in which he breaks a person down and makes them cry (Lyanna Stark, for an example), then builds them back up again with words of hope (not Lyanna Stark, because undead are a pain in the neck when they're upset) and convincing them that they can be more than they were, in the ways that truly matter - they just have to choose, maybe I can help, because he feels bad (incidentally eating their gratitude and loyalty, but that's semi-automatic ).
It's actually the fruit of carefully guided* caracterisation between SV wanting to play a character cleverer than them, the threads desire to not waste human resources and Azel's careful guidance into becoming a talky-speech dude... and now I'm freaking out. Bravo @Azel , Bravo.
*Guided in the sense that the first two were inevitable, and then @Azel appeared and helped us craft speeches and instill in the thread a desire for them. How very good of him to aid us in such.
Viserys does have temper issues, though they only rarely rear their head. Given that he can set someone on fire with a mere gesture (via fiery burst), he might react first, think second if the offense is grave enough.
Mhhh, Viserys doesn't read as one who gives into his temper that often tbh, the only time was the meeting with the Brravos rulership council, as far as I can recall. And considering his view on causing needless harm, and love of talking, he's far more likely to enter a huge rant in which he breaks a person down and makes them cry (Lyanna Stark, for an example), then builds them back up again with words of hope (not Lyanna Stark, because undead are a pain in the neck when they're upset) and convincing them that they can be more than they were, in the ways that truly matter - they just have to choose, maybe I can help, because he feels bad (incidentally eating their gratitude and loyalty, but that's semi-automatic ).
It's actually the fruit of carefully guided* caracterisation between SV wanting to play a character cleverer than them, the threads desire to not waste human resources and Azel's careful guidance into becoming a talky-speech dude... and now I'm freaking out. Bravo @Azel , Bravo.
*Guided in the sense that the first two were inevitable, and then @Azel appeared and helped us craft speeches and instill in the thread a desire for them. How very good of him to aid us in such.