shout your confessions meme!

[goldencobra]

I saw this at another game and it amused me enough that I decided to steal it and post it here for the amusement of our cast.

So, here you go~

SHOUT YOUR CONFESSIONS MEME!!!

1. Post your character shouting a confession. ALL CAPS LOCK, ALL THE TIME.
2. ICly react to others' confessions.
3. That's it. That's the meme.

Comments

[goldencobra]

It's really nice to meet you!

[spideys]

Nice to meet you too, Henry.

Truthfully: I don't usually get that kind of reaction. There's a lot of 'menace' and 'interloper' and 'troublemaker' but very little 'hero'.

[goldencobra]

They don't know a good thing when they see one. Though the secret identity probably doesn't help. That might be why people like Iron Man and Captain America. Everybody knows they're Tony Stark and Steve Rogers.

[Shrugs]

[spideys]

Including their enemies.

[ Small sigh. ]

I have to keep my identity a secret to protect my aunt and others who might get hurt because of Spider-Man.

[goldencobra]

I know that! But they're still alive even though people know who they are. Then again, Steve was a Capsicle for almost 70 years...

[He seems to ponder on that, loving the name Capsicle.]

[spideys]

Right. [ Laughing lightly. ] I guess you do.


Uh - 'Capsicle'?

[goldencobra]

Oh, sorry. He was frozen in ice. Captain Icicle. It's what Tony calls him a lot.

[spideys]

Seventy years frozen in ice??

Wow, that's gotta suck.

[goldencobra]

Yeah. He's still catching up on recent events. Still cool though.

[spideys]

... so, when did the 70 years start?

[ He has a feeling he should read up on the Cap, too, if he can find the appropriate literature. ]

[goldencobra]

The end of the second world war. So about seventy years ago.

[spideys]

So right in my present-day.

[ Talk about getting a culture shock, though. Things are veeeeery different now. ]

Geez. How do I not know about Captain America?

[goldencobra]

Um...not everyone likes comic books.

[spideys]

Guess I could stand to read a few more comic books, if I'm in them.



Or maybe not. I'm not sure I want to read about myself, especially if it's creepily accurate.

[goldencobra]

Yeah. Not sure I'd want to read a book with me in it. My dad doesn't seem to fond of the idea either.

[spideys]

Your dad?

... does he have experience with being in a comic book too?

[goldencobra]

He's not in a comic book. He's in my storybook. It's in my room, I could show you. As long as you promise to believe me.

[spideys]

Hey, you just told me I was in a comic book.

And you know my secret.

'Course I'll believe you.

[goldencobra]

Okay so...my dad...he's Rumplestiltskin.

[spideys]

[ There's a moment of consideration as Peter recalls fairytale stories from his childhood. ]

... like the guy who weaves straw into gold?

Wait. Fairytales are real?

[goldencobra]

That's him.

[Nods.] My home has most of them in. Snow White and Prince Charming are my grandparents too.

[Realising this might sound strange.] My mum's parents. Not dad's.

[spideys]

...

Whoa.

That's - crazy, man. Incredible.

Your mom ... I totally don't remember reading about Snow White and Prince Charming having a kid.

[goldencobra]

The fairytales you read about are wildly inaccurate. Like the Disney films.

Could be worse. Could have been adopted by the Evil Queen.

[spideys]

Ha - yeah, well you've succeeded in blowing my mind. Twice.

I never would have thought that a) I'd be in a comic book and b) you and your family are from fairytales.

[goldencobra]

Yeah. Sorry about that. Just kinda...happened.