Camp Fuck You Die 物語?

( People who were involved in the game may want to read this; everyone else can avert their eyes )

So the bottom line is: I don't know who's doing carry-over or if anyone would even want to carry over any interaction they had with Momoko, but considering how badly I played her in the game, I'd very much prefer not to do that. Thank you.

... and jesus christ this is a srs business post for something that's essentially a game within a game. I am sorry for that as well.

((And another IC interaction post! Are you sick of these yet? Anyway, comment here at any time if there's ever anything you want to do with Momoko.))

Well, it looks like we're both in the new clue.

Hello, Miura-san.

So it seems we're playing together again.

Hello.

I'd ask "are you a wolf?" but no one in their right mind would answer "yes," so I'm a bit at a loss.

Hello.

Euphie says you think I might be a wolf. I'm curious to know why.

Since I've had the chance to see how you act when you're a sheep, I'm fairly certain you're not a wolf this time. I don't know anything about the other two people in your suit, though -- have you got any ideas?

Mostly Ichigo-centric, as they were typed up for a potential Ichigo-apper, with one passage that I've been meaning to type up for a while stuck on at the end.

( Ichigo and Momoko's first meeting )

( Talking about motorcycles )

( Talking about embroidery )

( The last paragraph of the novel (Or, Yes, I Am Getting This Girlcrush Nonsense From Somewhere) )

Clothing/Appearance:

She has dyed-blonde hair which she wears down or in pigtails, usually with a hat or bonnet or headdress or ribbons/bows, whatever. There are icons where her hair is darker, because I used a few pictures of Fukada Kyoko, who plays her, but ignore those. She's apparently 5'4", so about average height.

As for clothes, she's always wearing the sort of things shown in the icons- various frilly, lacy, beribboned dresses with petticoats and whatnot, generally in pastel colors but not always. She has quite a number of them- probably more than shown in the icons. Sometimes she carries a parasol. Obviously she doesn't change her outfit constantly even if I use one icon with one outfit and then another with a different outfit, but beyond that, the icons are a pretty good guide as to what she's wearing.

Habits/Mannerisms/Body Language:

Her gestures and mannerisms tend to be sort of cutesy-girly; she flounces and clasps her hands together and whatnot. However, it is, to a certain degree, a put-on, and she can drop that and become sort of dignified and superior when she's snarking/looking down on someone for being an idiot (she doesn't do this much in the movie, really, but the movie is kind of played more broadly and comedically in general, and so I'm kind of extrapolating from book canon here). She can also be pretty damn intimidating when she wants to be, but that's really, really, really rare.

She doesn't generally touch people, and if touched by a woman/girl that she doesn't know well will probably just go "wtf are you doing." She won't mind terribly much, though. However, she is an androphobe, so if a man touches her she will freak out. Which of course means that I as a player fully endorse this. >D

Current Residence:

Girls' Cabin 1. Hanajima invited her offscreen. :Db

Typical Daily Routine:

She sleeps as late as the gorillas will let her, has breakfast, and proceeds to spend the day embroidering, reading, listening to music, wandering around camp, and so on and so forth. She also spends a decent amount of time on her computer- checking the CFUD community, reading and posting to Lolita-fashion-related forums, playing cute flash games, things like that.

Favorite Haunts:

Girls' Cabin 1, the arts & crafts hut, the library

Does s/he make his/her own bed?

Hell no.

So, uh! I've just realized that Momoko is, unlike my other characters, pretty familiar with modern pop culture. And this means that she'll probably also be familiar with some of the characters here. The extent of her knowledge will probably be no more than "hey you're that guy from that show," but I still figured I'd better ask first.

So, if your character is from a canon that was very popular in Japan before 2004, comment here and let me know whether you're okay with being recognized.

Character: Ryuugasaki Momoko
Series: Shimotsuma Monogatari/Kamikaze Girls
Character Age: 17

Canon: Momoko is a modern Japanese teenager who wishes she'd been born 18th-century European nobility. As it is, she's a Lolita who's devoted to living a Rococo lifestyle, basically meaning that she values form over function. In fact, she prefers things that are pretty but utterly useless to things that are useful. To this end, she refuses to work or develop any real skills, instead spending most of her time doing embroidery and shopping for clothes, which are very important to her. Despite her frilly exterior and professed belief that women should be fragile and ladylike, however, she's also incredibly stubborn and independent in her own way.

Her speech patterns, incidentally, are a rather strange mix of formal, old-fashioned language and more ordinary teenage talk.

Sample App:

And to think I was actually looking forward to this trip to America.

Well, it's not Europe, but it might still be interesting. At any rate, it has to be better than Shimotsuma, home of thousands of rice paddies and about as many idiots... is what I thought. Unfortunately, it seems I was wrong. Shimotsuma, for all its faults, at least had roads, which is more than I can say for this place. And as hard as it is to get into the Rococo spirit while strolling past the endless rice paddies of home, it's harder still when strolling through a swamp. I really don't think that this was a common pastime for French noblewomen ("What shall we do after luncheon, Marie?" "Why don't we go slog through ankle-deep mud?" "Oh yes, that sounds lovely!" Yeah right). My shoes may never be the same- to say nothing of my dress. If they can't be salvaged, I will not be happy.

It is especially hard to feel properly delicate and feminine while carrying a shotgun. A shotgun is not, and never will be, a delicate and feminine weapon. There is absolutely no way to make it one. Even if it were pink and had lace and ribbons... not that it would actually look good like that. In fact, I have a bit of trouble even picturing it. If I must have a gun, I could at least have gotten one of those little pistols with the pearl handles that ladies in novels sometimes keep in their purses and bedside drawers. Now, that would be a more proper sort of weapon- not that I'd use it, of course, but it would look better. Almost elegant, even. This... well, isn't. (And don't even get me started on this tracksuit they gave me. Ugh, tracksuits- as if I haven't seen enough of those at home to last me a lifetime.) And besides, I'm not quite sure I understand why I was given a gun in the first place- not only do I not know how to use it, I have yet to run across anything to use it on.

... All right, make that nothing except for the ravening horde of wild animals that appear to be eyeing me from the trees (where on earth did those come from? And what are they?).

Well, looks like it's time to start running away!