~Loch Ness & Lindwyrm~ |:|Cry of the High Spirits [Roleplay Sign Up]|:|

Description

Loch Ness is a gentleman, with a kind heart despite his appearance. He is usually quiet as his husband does most of the talking (despite being the more social one), but he's very social and wouldn't refrain from stating his opinion. Loch Ness is definitely a people pleaser. Lindwyrm is very energetic and comes off as very frisky despite his illness making him very apathetic. He has extreme difficulty with reading social context though he is the more talkative of the pair. Despite his lack of good judgment, Lindwyrm is quite intelligent and has a trival comment for just about everything. He is a victim of extreme mood swings that would usually end poorly if it wasn't for Loch Ness. Lindwyrm has many snarky quips and dark-humored phrases prepared for use at any moment. But on the inside, he is a sweet, well-meaning Falline. At a young age, Lindwyrm witnessed his own mother's death (the mother's death was self-inflicted) who he had only seen as a happy-go-lucky person. Shocked from the death of his mother, Lindwyrm began to see the world through a different lens (amplified by his dementia). He lost empathy for others as a whole, losing hope himself. Developing a twisted view of the world, he fell deeper into his own world. When it was the coming of age trails, Lindwyrm met Loch Ness and didn't pay much attention to him. So when the race began, Lindwyrm gave it his all, but he relapsed in the middle of the race. Loch Ness realized what had happened and circled back to help Lindwyrm. At first, Lindwyrm resisted the offer, but seeing as he wouldn't finish the race at all if he didn't take the help, he begrudgingly obliged. And so Loch Ness and Lindwyrm finished the race together, both placing as Commoners. Ever since they have been together, and they are now happily married in the short time Lindwyrm has left to live. Songs: "Theodosia" - Hamilton: An American Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording), "Fool's Gold" - Blackmore's Night