Novel & Cerita Character Quirks List

He really was perfect. “You're pompous,” I pointed out, “It's not pompousity if it's true. I'm only giving myself the accolades I deserve.” Hm. I would find a fault before midnight. “I can point our five faults in you,” he said, breaking the silence. “What are they?” I asked, intrigued, “You can't hide your facial expressions. You are too emotional, not physically, but mentally. You are inconsiderate. You are selfish. You are a mean girl.”

she told him. Trent nodded and sat back. “I think I’m a good judge of character. You are…” he paused trying to find the right word and decided to use the word Harry had used. “Quirky, and a good person. I don’t think your hobby meant any harm. You never crossed the line.” “Quirky huh? You’ve talked to Harry about me I see,” she said, with a half-grin this time.

But then something snapped inside me, the moment I remembered my father’s cold words, still ringing in my ears. “Actually,” the words roll out of me before I can think, loud enough for everyone to hear, “I’m late for class. Unlike some people who apparently have nothing better to do than harass plus-size girls because they’re starving for attention at home.” For a moment, silence fills the entire hallway. Then, a full laughter ripples behind me from the back. “Must be rough for you, QB.” I continue, my voice steady even though my knees are literally trembling right now.

"And it doesn't freak you out?" "Nope. Guess I've always been good with weird." Hawk snorted as he rolled his eyes. "Weird, huh? That's what we are to you?" "The weirdest I've ever met," Lilly teased, "but I'm not complaining. Keeps life interesting." Quill leaned back, inspecting his work before dabbing it with ointment. "Good thing you like weird, or this would've cost you double." "Worth it," she declared, swinging her foot carefully to admire the design. "This is perfect."

Kit was ready to put another of her teeth on the line, From the fragmentary references to Mother Dear, Kit deduced that her aunt had had sons late, had an orderly personality, and was terribly religious. A strict upbringing, bordering on cruelty, probably broke the psyche of both ... The twins are the same only on the outside. Their personalities are usually completely different. So it turned out in the end that one is a quiet jerk, and the second is an aggressive maniac.

She immediately clicked the site and read through it. "The most serial killer traits are: Lack of Empathy, Lack of Remorse, Impulsivity, Grandiosity, Narcissism, Superficial Charm, Manipulation, Addictive Personality, Lust for Power, Sensation Seeking, The Macdonald Triad" she read through and with a disturbed look she raised her head from her laptop. "Lack of Empathy?" Her voice trailed. She tried imagining how Stephanie was, with the little time she got to know Stephanie, she wanted to check if her characteristics match these ones on G****e.

However, Daniel was extremely calm when he answered, "In my opinion, her personality is a combination of contradictions. Although she's indifferent in nature, she's always careful with her money. In fact, every coin is precious to her that she even keeps her trusty notebook to jot down all her expenses. She's easily satisfied, but she's also very ambitious when it comes to her career. She doesn't easily back down from a challenge. Even if it would take days for her to finish even just one design, you can count that she'll be on her work desk for days." He paused as his eyes gleamed with love. "She loves to laugh. In fact, when she's laughing, she'll grin so crazily that you'll find yourself

“I'd like to think that you and I have found some common ground... I can speak freely?” I nod, urging him to continue. “You're an interesting character,” he admits. “Most people—women, in particular—are easy to figure out. But you... you're too curious for your own good, and at times... painstakingly bold.” I furrow my eyebrows, probing, “How do you mean?” He laughs, shaking his head. “Exactly that. You're confrontational, always asking questions so unapologetically.” Well, at least I know why he doesn't hate me.

If the word "fun" appears as a character in a film, Bullet should be the first in line to audition for it. He's in such a mood. His personality is like a golden retriever boy. He is the life of the party; I am not generally a morning person, but talking with him really lifted my spirits. He is really mischievous, yet he understands his limits. He frequently asks outrageous questions, and he is so honest in his testimony that his intrusive thoughts always triumph. But, beyond that, he is a gentleman with strong emotional intelligence, which makes him appear better than his attractive looks.

I turned on my side-lamp and opened the file. It started with his basic information like his real name, height, weight, hobbies, etc. I turned over the page and found the real list starting for me, His likings in food, sports, personalities preferences, favorite cartoons and toys and the list was endless. I went through the details and learnt that Kevin was five years old, a shy boy with anxiety issues due to losing parents at a young age. He likes robotic gadgets, football, tennis, marathons and what got me was his love for chess; it was on top and compulsory.