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mmexlibris) wrote2009-10-16 03:09 pm
mmexlibris) wrote2009-10-16 03:09 pm
[meme] Today's DE for the other pups.
What sexuality is your pup (are your pups) and is it canon or not? Be as detailed or sparse as you like!
The Baron Munchausen: "Beautiful ladies!" Canon answers this question neatly. He woos them and leaves them wanting though. We shall call him flirtysexual.
Barking Mad Wednesday (OC): The Captain enjoys the company of men, but rarely indulges. She commands a ship of forty men, and fraternisation is discouraged. It never ends well, and any crewman caught fraternising will be lucky to make it back to port before she shifts them overboard. That said, she has nothing against time spent in the company of women. Mostly, she enjoys sex, when she can. And she's not one to let gender stand in the way of getting what she wants.
Gilbert is hopeless, mostly. He's lucky to get a woman to look at him, much less a man. His dalliance with Fields still leaves him feeling a bit like he's stolen someone else's life, and they'll be back any minute to claim it.
Khephera is another for whom gender is secondary, and the attraction is primary. If she became involved with a woman, it wouldn't cause her any great consternation.
John Dillinger Straight as an arrow, in public spaces. Behind closed doors, well, that has yet to be explored.
Danny Ocean Likes pretty girls who make him laugh. Straight as the day is long.
Don Draper likes women who refuse to be tamed. (One can only assume that Betty was fierce as the day is long before he married her. Which broke his attraction to her, but I still think he cares about her.) Hopelessly straight.
Roger "Verbal" Kint is asexual. Sex is something that makes things complicated, gets in the way of doing business. If he ever felt attracted to someone, that could quite possibly be dangerous for the person he's attracted to. Any emotion is to be ruthlessly suppressed.
The Baron Munchausen: "Beautiful ladies!" Canon answers this question neatly. He woos them and leaves them wanting though. We shall call him flirtysexual.
Barking Mad Wednesday (OC): The Captain enjoys the company of men, but rarely indulges. She commands a ship of forty men, and fraternisation is discouraged. It never ends well, and any crewman caught fraternising will be lucky to make it back to port before she shifts them overboard. That said, she has nothing against time spent in the company of women. Mostly, she enjoys sex, when she can. And she's not one to let gender stand in the way of getting what she wants.
Gilbert is hopeless, mostly. He's lucky to get a woman to look at him, much less a man. His dalliance with Fields still leaves him feeling a bit like he's stolen someone else's life, and they'll be back any minute to claim it.
Khephera is another for whom gender is secondary, and the attraction is primary. If she became involved with a woman, it wouldn't cause her any great consternation.
John Dillinger Straight as an arrow, in public spaces. Behind closed doors, well, that has yet to be explored.
Danny Ocean Likes pretty girls who make him laugh. Straight as the day is long.
Don Draper likes women who refuse to be tamed. (One can only assume that Betty was fierce as the day is long before he married her. Which broke his attraction to her, but I still think he cares about her.) Hopelessly straight.
Roger "Verbal" Kint is asexual. Sex is something that makes things complicated, gets in the way of doing business. If he ever felt attracted to someone, that could quite possibly be dangerous for the person he's attracted to. Any emotion is to be ruthlessly suppressed.