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I like the art displayed within the museums...not so much the social atmosphere.
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Very much. I wish we had a good one locally, but there's one not too far away (2hrs by train) with a decent Pre Raphaelite collection that I could happily live in . I sat with Waterhouse's The Lady of Shalott, and Burne Jones' Perseus Series when they were there on loan, and got a lot of sketching done. They also have my favourite painting of all time I go whenever I can.

What is your favourite school of art/artistic movement?

Can't decide on one
-Neo-Impressionism
-Divisionism
-Surrealism
-Interdimensional/Visionary

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Surrealism & Impressionism.



[b]Do you sometimes tend to be philosophic in your conversations with people?

Yes, that's how about half my conversations go. Then again, I don't really have a lot of conversations..

Are there any contexts in which you enjoy socializing? What are they?

Um...Wrong Planet comes to mind.
Do you play any fantasy video games?

Minecraft (without any mods at least) is a game that I play that's considered a fantasy game, although I tend to spend a lot of time making redstone logic circuits in that game instead of enchanting things and whatnot. I'm looking through my Steam library right now like "si-fi... si-fi... si-fi... si-fi... si-fi... Space game... si-fi... Space game... Another space game... More si-fi... Space flight simulator... si-fi... space... SPACE... SPAAAAAAAAAACE!" (I am kind of obsessed over space flight, science, and computers after all)

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Fallout, if you consider it a fantasy game. I'm currently trying to finish "New Vegas" and all it's DLC stories, so I can move on to Fallout 4.

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Er, fantasy is kind of a broad word, but-- I love RPG Maker games!

My favorite game is Ib, not just because of the soundtrack, but it's terrifying and heartwarming and creepy in a nightmarish way. There's only like three characters, but the story is very interesting and the only three characters are very fleshed out.

I suppose I like them because anything can happen (seeing inside someone's dreams, an art museum where the art comes to life, etc.) and a lot of them explore a lot of raw human emotions like fear, jealousy, love, and the relationships between people. I think it's interesting to see how people would react in different situations and how that affects their interactions with each other.

A lot of the games that I like are either surreal or horror-ish. Other games I liked that have been similar were Undertale and Earthbound.

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Pokemon, duh! I also like Kingdom Hearts. I love all the fantasticalness of both of them and the amazingness (and nostalgia, for me at least) of Kingdom Hearts.

Fave keyblade?

Keyblade? I don't know Keyblades, I don't know Kingdom Hearts.

What is your favorite video game?

It's a tie. Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days, or Pokemon X. I know, that was sutch a predictable answer.

Fave animal crossing animal?

... bear?

How often do you wear blue jeans?

a few times a week, especially in colder weather.

how would you describe your handwriting?

Shaky.

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Pretty average. It can be big when I'm writing on a blank page, but it can also be medium-sized or small. I can make it really neat if I try, but even when I don't try it's still readable. Not too girly or pretty. (But when I was little, I used to have really big, messy handwriting.)

What Hogwarts house would you be in (Gryffindor - brave, Slytherin - cunning, Ravenclaw - smart, and Hufflepuff - kind).