Another New Character

[freedomtoleave]

Hi everybody. Brandy again with my second character. This is Lucifer Morningstar, from the Vertigo comic series The Sandman and the spinoff, Lucifer. I'm taking him following the end of his series.

Lucifer's kind of a walking spoiler for his series; provided that he's not in a mood, he'll be more than happy to ramble on at length about his life. He tends to be very dry and extremely sarcastic, however, he's also rather polite and will not lie about anything. Ever. He speaks with an upper class British accent and because he comes from the end of the series, he's got a scar that runs nearly the length of his face. It looks like this. His manner of dress tends toward the formal end of the spectrum, though he isn't the least bit worried about wandering around naked. I apologize for this. Lucifer, lacking shame and not giving a damn about what anyone thinks, does not.

Because this isn't his father's universe, and he doesn't generally use them anyway, many of his powers are limited. He can still materialize his wings and will likely spend a lot of his time outside. He enjoys playing the piano and singing. Whatever you do, don't ask him to play "Memory" from Cats.

I'm sure I'm forgetting something important, but whatever it is, I can't remember it. If you'd like to plot or chat or anything, I can be reached on AIM at detefabula.

Comments

[freedomtoleave]

Now him? Lucifer kind of likes him already. In the weird, disinterested way he likes anyone. Lucifer doesn't even believe in evil. Everything's a point of view to him, with "bad" and "evil" being defined by whoever's getting the short end of the stick at the moment.

Lucifer is unlikely to be surprised by this, though he'll be polite and long-suffering about it.

[tadanokusuriuri.livejournal.com]

The Medicine Seller... there are definitely acts that he sees as wrong or disgusting, but I really can't see him judging a person or entity as inherently evil. Hell, he can't even draw his magic sword until he's uncovered the monster of the week's origin story and motivations, and often empathizes more with the monsters than with some of the humans. Very big on points of view, in a not-too-involved kind of way.

Poland... won't be. He's just not a polite or withdrawn person, and I apologize in advance for any ranting and/or vitriol on his part >>;

[freedomtoleave]

I really need to watch/read the Medicine Seller's canon. He sounds so interesting. And right up my alley, character-wise.

Oh no, that's completely okay! I know how that is.

[tadanokusuriuri.livejournal.com]

He's fun ♥ His canon is called Mononoke, which is a spin-off of his arc of Ayakashi (if you're trying to youtube search for it, search for "ayakashi bakeneko episode 1", then look for "mononoke episode 1" when you're through with the bakeneko story).