Question the second

[demonbelthazor]

Who has a dead person in their character history that if you saw his or her ghost, it would cause extreme emotional reaction? A good example is Hamlet and his father. We're talking soliloquies here. Unresolved Issues. It doesn't have to be a negative emotion (fear, hatred, guilt); it can be positive as well (love). The second qualification, of course, is that you wouldn't mind the ghost showing up to screw with you, quite possibly in a way you may not expect. ;)

If you don't want to say openly, you can email me at kajivar at kajivar.com. Confidentially is guaranteed. Until said ghost shows up, then you're on your own. ;)

If there are a lot of suggestions, I can't use them all in the plotbunny I have in mind, but I will try to use as many as possible if this happens.

Comments

[oatmanspatient.livejournal.com]

But it's a freaking dog!

[nadiathesaint]

Exactly! Animals always get a heart rending "awwwww" from the audience when they die! I could list examples! I've written a freakin' paper on this!

I'm telling you, Dumb Animal Factor!