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[modernholmes]

Conan is a deduction genius and incredibly observant. Like his idol he is capable of performing a Sherlock Scan on people he meets.  Since I certainly don't know all of the canons in this game and since he could possibly bring up things in this way you don't want getting figured out, I put together this short permissions post.

So to help figure out this ability, please answer the following questions for your characters.

<b>1.  What is your character's name and journal?</b> <b>2.  Is it okay for Conan to deduct something about your character's history?  Is there anything you don't want him to figure out?</b> <b>3.  What is your character's physical appearance?  Please include clothing style, hair color, calluses, scars, and anything else that might be visible.</b> <b>4. Does your character have any odd tics or habits? </b> <b>5. Does your character have an accent?</b> <b>6. Does your character have any hobbies that might leave clues on your character's appearance?  For example a character who spent  lot of time writing or drawing might have ink stains on their hands or clothes.  Or a character who  played a lot of a certain sport might have calluses.</b> <b>7. Is there anything else about your character that Conan might be able to deduct?</b>

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[inafadingcrown.livejournal.com]

Oh dear. She just constantly gives off the vibe of knowing more than she's saying, so I'm sure he's going to adore her.

And this is the problem with playing characters who are far more musically inclined than you are. I can tell you that a beginning trombone player may get swollen lips, but that's about it. :\

[modernholmes.livejournal.com]

XD, he does not get along with that type at all. Boy wants to know everything. Plus, there's the fact that one of his main enemies is a woman who likes the mysterious act. She knows who he is and could get him killed any time she wanted. But is protecting him as part of some game that no one understands.

Whereas I pick a character who is legendary for his complete tonedeafness.