Monday 23 November 2009

My Archetypal Character

Name: Quentin 'n Quake
A two headed, double personalitied schizophrenic who bounces ideas of both his personalities to formulate the best resolution. This actually ends up being quite effective.
His many colours are representative of his multiple thoughts and emotions. Still, despite this he ends up being remarkably balanced.
His moustaches and little beards are always kept in good nick!

Quentin 'n Quake was born from the violent chemical reaction that took place the first and only time that somebody mixed tea and coffee in the safe mug. It is not certain where Qentin 'n Quake's roots lie however we do know that he has spent his life wandering all over the earth absorbing but never intentionally seeking out wisdom wherever he can and he has also spent a great deal of time (and still does for that matter) in calm secluded parts of the world such as greenland and various unknown pacific islands. He does this to compute the multitude of information that both his
personalities absorb.

Habits include sudden streams of consciousness out loud, sneezing and drastic changes in the volume of his voice. At least one head will always be talking and the total decibel level of both of Quentin 'n Quake's heads will always be evened out by the other i.e Quentin 'n Quake is always talking at the same volume level; if one head is silent then the other will be at its loudest.

Quentin 'n Quake doesn't really have a specific goal. This is because he is quietly content in his constant unintentional quest for knowledge and insight. His only weakness is his occasional tendency to succumb to the other comparatively ignorant people on this planet who ask him for his view or knowledge on a certain topic who then go on to use this knowledge for unproductive or evil results.

Quentin 'n Quake is a still a complicated character who's likes and dislikes are ever changing and contradictory. This results in ultimately an overall neutral take on pretty much everything he comes across. This is convenient in that it ultimately gives him room for his constant unintentional pursuit for knowledge and wisdom.


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