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ten_fwd_ooc2014-05-06 02:50 pm
mecha_sasha) wrote in ten_fwd_ooc2014-05-06 02:50 pm
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Food for thought!
My food for thought today is a carrot cupcake, with cream cheese icing and a little candy-corn pumpkin on top. Tasty.
I got questions. You got answers?
No pressure, no deadline, just keeping ourselves amused.
So, this being a Star Trek-setting game... you know at some point, we're all but obligated to do a mirror storyline. What would your character's mirror-universe counterpart be like? What would they do?
(Mirror-Picard has the finest goatee in all the universe y/n?)
I got questions. You got answers?
No pressure, no deadline, just keeping ourselves amused.
So, this being a Star Trek-setting game... you know at some point, we're all but obligated to do a mirror storyline. What would your character's mirror-universe counterpart be like? What would they do?
(Mirror-Picard has the finest goatee in all the universe y/n?)
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No seriously, though. I played Mirror!McCoy once before and he was absolutely terrifying (for the record, this nearly 200 post thread isn't all me playing Mirror!McCoy - we've deviated and omg it's great but anyway).
On the ship, he's the interrogator. Instead of using medicine to cure, he finds every single medical thing to torture information out of his victims. Most of the time, it ends in death, leaving quite a large number of stains in his sickbay. Or deathbay, whatever you want to call it. While he's still well versed in medical knowledge and can easily heal people, he typically doesn't. Except when he has to. Jim.
He hates his captain and everyone on the crew. Screw 'em. The only reason why he's there is because he loves his job and people are fun to
torturespent quality time with.