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mergoat: Long Term OC: Jasmine Blair (Hopefully I stick with that name) As acting Dictator Queen/Empress of a Utopian world in the mind of a troubled adolescent, Jasmine, or Mimi for short, has a lot to accomplish. Her world is directly affected by the Utopian god, Sylvia, a young woman who goes through her daily life of high school, work, and home pretending everything is peachy-keen. Having ranged days and a constantly changing setting due to the teen’s indecisive mind and day-to-day well being, Jasmine has to attempt to adapt to her ever-changing reality in order to keep her citizens from rioting against her. Jasmine is no perfect creation even though she lives and rules a Utopia where flaws are usually fleshed out and disposed of. Her moods and ideas constantly changed. One moment she could be pure imagination, believing that she is not as real as she would like to think; another she could see her god in front of her clear as day; other times she sees other personifications of her god and wonders why such delusions torment her. Aside from having to rule over an entire universe, Jasmine must also deal with the other counterpart of Sylvia’s mind, an evil twin named Jade Juniper. Not only is Jade the only heir to the utopia, she also works the black market and does other back-alley deeds for a fixed amount. It’s debated whether or not the Queen truly knows about this and simply lets it slide, or if her sister’s life is a secret to her. While these habits may seem a bit stand-offish for the only heir to the thrown, Jade does know when a situation is too out-of-hand and alerts authorities when need be. Other occupants of the palace vary from a very questionable pool boy to the Queen’s advisory staff, orphaned children of the Utopia to the butler who takes care of just about everything, and giraffes to jellyfish. (this isn’t even her regular outfit)
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Nikon COOLPIX L26
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200 		Aperture
f/3.4
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1/6th 		Focal Length
5mm

mergoat:

Long Term OC: Jasmine Blair (Hopefully I stick with that name)

As acting Dictator Queen/Empress of a Utopian world in the mind of a troubled adolescent, Jasmine, or Mimi for short, has a lot to accomplish. Her world is directly affected by the Utopian god, Sylvia, a young woman who goes through her daily life of high school, work, and home pretending everything is peachy-keen. Having ranged days and a constantly changing setting due to the teen’s indecisive mind and day-to-day well being, Jasmine has to attempt to adapt to her ever-changing reality in order to keep her citizens from rioting against her.

Jasmine is no perfect creation even though she lives and rules a Utopia where flaws are usually fleshed out and disposed of. Her moods and ideas constantly changed. One moment she could be pure imagination, believing that she is not as real as she would like to think; another she could see her god in front of her clear as day; other times she sees other personifications of her god and wonders why such delusions torment her.

Aside from having to rule over an entire universe, Jasmine must also deal with the other counterpart of Sylvia’s mind, an evil twin named Jade Juniper. Not only is Jade the only heir to the utopia, she also works the black market and does other back-alley deeds for a fixed amount. It’s debated whether or not the Queen truly knows about this and simply lets it slide, or if her sister’s life is a secret to her. While these habits may seem a bit stand-offish for the only heir to the thrown, Jade does know when a situation is too out-of-hand and alerts authorities when need be.

Other occupants of the palace vary from a very questionable pool boy to the Queen’s advisory staff, orphaned children of the Utopia to the butler who takes care of just about everything, and giraffes to jellyfish.

(this isn’t even her regular outfit)

mergoat: Homework due tomorrow: Draw a philosophy (preferably your own). This is a bunch of them together, if half of them even count as philosophies anyway. Let the brighter memories shine Don’t dwell on the past Sometimes it’s best to listen to someone, even when they have nothing to say
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Nikon COOLPIX L26
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200 		Aperture
f/3.2
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1/15th 		Focal Length
4mm

mergoat:

Homework due tomorrow: Draw a philosophy (preferably your own). This is a bunch of them together, if half of them even count as philosophies anyway.

  • Let the brighter memories shine
  • Don’t dwell on the past
  • Sometimes it’s best to listen to someone, even when they have nothing to say
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