forum (Another) Character Development Game

Started February 01, 2019 by @cerebrxlthundxr

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What do each of your characters' rooms look like?

Technically they all live under a bridge, buuuut
Asher: graffiti, posters found in the dumpster, some old pillows and blankets from the Wasteland "welcome to my crib ladies"
Celeste: a slab of rock for sleeping. nothing else.
Chandi: a few sheets tacked up for privacy. inside there's plants and some cushions also from the Wasteland (hers have been vigorously cleaned in the river, ofc)
Quinn: also has sheets up. (if you ask quinn, chandi stole the idea from her). very organized, crates full of tools and such. an actual freaking mattress (yes asher has tried to steal it)
Lonzo: climbs up in the support beams and tacks up some baseball cards and such. he has a blanket too

Coallen: Does he ever sleep? The answer is "Yes", when it suits his purposes. His room's military neat. Run a white glove over it, not a speck of dust.
Joshua: Just as clean as Coallen's, but a bit more lived-in.
Lacey: I mean…it's got lots of natural light. (To illuminate the mess.)
Robyn: Vibrant-yet-minimalist, full of personality.
Charlie: Clean. Has pictures up on the wall, half-written speeches on his desk. Relatively normal.
Adeben: Collector's hollow. Textured. One of the only things he hasn't managed to mess up yet.

They all have their own travelling wagon
Malin: A small wooden coach of barely 10 square meters. The cabinets that have been nailed to the walls are completely filled with clothing, instruments and trinkets gathered on her travels and the many colourful costumes decorate the dimly lit space like festivals decorations. A small desk is hidden under a pile of notes, pictures, books and music sheets and the build in bedstead is about the only place not kept tidy. You'll have to be careful not to get ambushed by her cat who often hides in the shadows.
Nax: A coach of about 15 square meters. The bookshelves are neatly organized and even the weapon rack is kept tidy and shining. there's not a speck out of place. Even the writing-quails are neatly kept inside their designated boxes. There are a few trinkets adorning the desk, mostly wooden figures, and the walls are decorated with the Circus' posters hung in chronological order. when not in use, the sheets and pillows for the foldaway bed are meticulously folded and placed into the designated cupboards. His wagon is often used to receive guests, meaning that he also has a bunch of extra cushions stored away to make a sitting area and a cabinet with liquor, tea, and other drinks.
Rostal: a coach of 12-13 square meters and probably the oldest one the circus has, creaking with every movement. Upon entering the wagon may look more like a small greenhouse, partially because of the glass roof build out of tiny windows, with plants dangling in pots from the roof and colourful birds flying around and perched up on the cabinets. There are several large animal beds and the build in bed is often occupied by at least one of the seven dinosaurs (velociraptors and Deinonychus).