sigh

 i'm trying to write a fan novel about hhpay. i don't want to let the words of my friend get to me, saying that "i'm taking the show too seriously". i'm passionate about the show, that's what's happening..

what's in my way is that when i try to recall the personalities of the two main girls, and how they communicate, i just remember how illogical the show's writing is, and how one dimensionally cruel yumi is. even ami has more dimensions than yumi, so i think ami could've possibly been more of a worker's favorite than yumi. yumi is a fan favorite for more reasons than one, but. still.

i guess i should just write the characters as how i'd like them to be.

there's something really strange about naming the cartoon girls exactly after real people.. the creator of the show has absolutely a projection problem that knows no bounds.

ami onuki

(my headcanon of how they are)

 - compassionate, but is able to show boundaries

- thoughtful

- will only act spiteful if a dominant force is doing the same thing

- a little implusive, but it's a personal tidbit that she copes with by herself

- bashful

- likes to be reclusive at times

- likes to take it easy

- she is from the countryside of japan

- likes: bunnies, nature, tranquility, walks in the park, casual conversations

- dislikes: rudeness/rude people in general, large crowds

yumi yoshimura

- brave

- a bit more ruthless than her counterpart

- creative

- she is from the bustling cities of japan

- likes: attention, going on adventures

- dislikes: being away from ami for long (platonically)

so with this information alone, i hope to write efficient characters.

bye-bye-boo