1. What is the most difficult thing you've ever done? Finding the right set of matching weapons was extremely time-consuming. It's rare to find two weapons who will work together and compliment each other as well as Liz and Patty, and I refused to settle for anything less than a matching set.
2. Name the most important emotion, in your opinion, and explain why you made your choice. That is a faulty question. There are no emotions that are more important than any other. The most important factor isn't an emotion, it's will. Courage, if you would have it by another name.
3. Describe your most beloved memory. I think that's rather personal.
4. How do you think you perform in a crisis? ...that depends. As a death god and a student of the Academy, I am of course well-trained and capable in a fight. There are moments, however, when I let myself down. I can become... distracted. Fortunately, I've chosen my partners very well. With them there to help keep me on track, I am reliable and competent.
5. What is your biggest flaw? My biggest flaw remains my inability to keep all things in perfect harmony. Try as I might, the challenge still alludes me. The failure of which is evident even in my [slight quavering, but he pushes on] appearance.
6. What is the most beautiful thing in the whole world? Don't say symmetry. I want specificity! What it is that you want is completely irrelevant to the truth. If you ask a question and then exclude the correct answer, you are clearly after something else. You shouldn't be so hasty to dismiss symmetry because it is the obvious answer. Symmetry is much more than outward physical beauty and conformity, it is the balance of good and evil. Symmetry is order - law, if you will. It is the one thing in which everything in nature must conform. It is the ideal, the answer in a world of chaos. It is... [and his eyes go shiny in one remembered moment] absolutely beautiful.
/sob! Sorry! I was having issues! IT'S STILL TECHNICALLY THE 21ST IN THE US!
Finding the right set of matching weapons was extremely time-consuming. It's rare to find two weapons who will work together and compliment each other as well as Liz and Patty, and I refused to settle for anything less than a matching set.
2. Name the most important emotion, in your opinion, and explain why you made your choice.
That is a faulty question. There are no emotions that are more important than any other. The most important factor isn't an emotion, it's will. Courage, if you would have it by another name.
3. Describe your most beloved memory.
I think that's rather personal.
4. How do you think you perform in a crisis?
...that depends. As a death god and a student of the Academy, I am of course well-trained and capable in a fight. There are moments, however, when I let myself down. I can become... distracted. Fortunately, I've chosen my partners very well. With them there to help keep me on track, I am reliable and competent.
5. What is your biggest flaw?
My biggest flaw remains my inability to keep all things in perfect harmony. Try as I might, the challenge still alludes me. The failure of which is evident even in my [slight quavering, but he pushes on] appearance.
6. What is the most beautiful thing in the whole world? Don't say symmetry. I want specificity!
What it is that you want is completely irrelevant to the truth. If you ask a question and then exclude the correct answer, you are clearly after something else. You shouldn't be so hasty to dismiss symmetry because it is the obvious answer. Symmetry is much more than outward physical beauty and conformity, it is the balance of good and evil. Symmetry is order - law, if you will. It is the one thing in which everything in nature must conform. It is the ideal, the answer in a world of chaos. It is... [and his eyes go shiny in one remembered moment] absolutely beautiful.