[monthly] classic word association

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Word Association is a common word game involving an exchange of words that are associated together. The game is based on the noun phrase word association, meaning "stimulation of an associative pattern by a word" or "the connection and production of other words in response to a given word, done spontaneously as a game, creative technique, or in a psychiatric evaluation." ~ our lord and saviour wikipedia GUIDELINES ① post with your character's name & series. ② include a word of your choice and optionally the definition in the body of your comment. -- visit the random word generator if you need help! ③ other characters will reply with the first word their character associates with the one you chose. ④ continue back and forth until one of you just has to know the story behind an answer.

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[macmillan]

Gods.

[throneenvy]

[He takes a small bow, smile smug. Whatever Odin may say, he knows what he is.]

Me.

[macmillan]

.. Questionable.

[throneenvy]

Ignorant.

[macmillan]

Doubtful.

[throneenvy]

Definitely.

[macmillan]

Proof?

[throneenvy]

[There's a moment's pause before Loki's clothing ripples and changes into his battle armour, stiff aurochs leather and dwarven steel, with helmet and cape too.

He spreads his arms theatrically.]

Tada.

[macmillan]

... Unimpressed.

[ Being a stage magician who has mastered the art of quick-change does not a God make. ]

[throneenvy]

[Mildly irritated now, Loki extends his will to alter his appearance completely instead of just his clothes. He is now a perfect mirror copy of Joe in every way, voice included.]

Foolish.

[macmillan]

[ Fuck. ]

Stop.

[throneenvy]

[Now that makes him smile, washing away all previous annoyance in a smug delight. His grin is not pleasant and he does not change back, staying in this mortal's form for now.]

No.

[macmillan]

[ Joe clenches his jaw. This is literally one of his worst fears - being stolen from, not being recognized. Being replaced. ]

... Flawed.

[throneenvy]

[He notes the discomfort and catalogues it, pleased at making an impact.]

How?

[It is a challenge, for he knows his illusion is perfect. Not the behaviour, perhaps, but he does not need to know and mimic this man's psyche for this demonstration.]

[macmillan]

Secret.

[throneenvy]

Bluster.

[macmillan]

Guarded.

[throneenvy]

Pathetic.