Hangups

[resonant]

Enough real life. Let's play a game.

You give me a fannish character I'm reasonably familiar with, and for that person I will give you a hangup. You know: a sexual dysfunction, an unexpected inhibition or aversion, some perfectly ordinary thing he/she simply cannot handle.

If I'm *not* familiar with your character, maybe some other reader will join in.

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We have requests that I'm unable to fill:
Joe Dawson
John Winchester
Reese or Finch
Christopher Chant

Anybody want to take these on?

Comments

[out_there]

Lestrade. Ridcully.

[resonant]

Lestrade: Falls in love too fast. Knows he falls in love too fast. Is hampered sometimes by simultaneously trying to make sure you have a good time and trying to make sure he doesn't make a fool of himself by expanding two good nights into a lifetime of true love.

True love eventually has to come and whack him over the head.

Oh, man, the idea of Ridcully! What a horror. He'd insist on all sorts of athletic exertions. He'd like super-early-morning sex -- wake you at the crack of dawn for a position that resembled squat-thrusts, followed by a nice ten-mile march through the countryside before breakfast.

[out_there]

I apologise for the horror of Ridcully -- but I think you're right. It would be freakishly early and far more athletic than I'd willingly agree to.

Lestrade: Falls in love too fast. Knows he falls in love too fast. Is hampered sometimes by simultaneously trying to make sure you have a good time and trying to make sure he doesn't make a fool of himself by expanding two good nights into a lifetime of true love.

I can't tell you why, but that rings very true for how I'd see the character. Interesting.

[resonant]

I couldn't tell you where it came from, either, but I didn't have to think about it at all; there it just was, right on the surface.

[giglet]

Lets hope Lestrade never has sex with Eames,.

[resonant]

Oh, dear. That would be bad.

Eames and a grown-up Luna Lovegood would probably have a lot of fun, though.