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Post by Hank McCoy on Apr 17, 2005 2:23:30 GMT -4
As an experiment, I'm going to be setting up some polls for the canon folks so that people can give a general "grade card" style review of their performance if they choose to. This will hopefully let those of us who play recognizable characters know if we're doing something people can enjoy and relate to.
Since I haven't been posting much lately due to my rather untimely demise, I'll exempt myself from this exercise for now.
If any non-canon folks want one of these put up please let me know.
If you have any helpful comments for the person who portrays this character , please add them.
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Post by Guido Carosella on Apr 17, 2005 13:10:28 GMT -4
I now confess I had the biggest crush on Kitty way back when. Of course, this was after the current costume fiasco we're now presented with. ;D This version of Kitty is much preferable to the ditzy mall-crawler incarnations we've had to deal with for a while. She's got a brain in her head, but as we've seen, she can still get herself talked into doing something crazy by her friends of ill repute. I'm looking at Bobby Drake right now.  I guess what I'm trying to say is I like the nice mix of a bright, smart gal who still has a little growing up to do. |
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Post by Hank McCoy on Apr 18, 2005 0:23:35 GMT -4
I love it.
This portrayal of Kitty works so well for me. The uncertainty, the perspective of her looking at all these strange people and situations with new eyes, the sense of humor...it all amounts to one of my favorite characters to read.
There are a lot of reasons I like to read what other characters are doing, but I like to read Kitty's posts because they're just plain fun.
Nice job.
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Post by Bobby Drake on Apr 18, 2005 6:21:37 GMT -4
Some of my favorite scenes to write on this site have been with Kitty/Bobby/Kurt. One of the things I like a lot about Kitty is the spontanaeity, or the feel of there being a looseness to her.
Wait, that doesn't sound right.
What I mean, is it's evident to me that Kitty is written off the cuff, or at least mostly so. Not that there's anything wrong with plotting and planning. Some characters demand it. But it's nice to see a character where it's just fun and not so much an angst fest sometimes too.
The site needs characters like this Kitty Pryde.
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Post by taineyahfyre on Apr 20, 2005 16:37:08 GMT -4
Kitty is awesome! She does so well playing with me and I'm aware that playing with Lockheed might be a daunting challenge for some, who might not recognise what he's capable of.
She doesn't treat me like a pet, but as a unique individual, which we all no Lockheed is!!
Thank you Kitty Pryde!!!!!
*hugs galore*
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Post by Hank McCoy on Jul 28, 2005 18:07:52 GMT -4
Just a quick note to say again: Great job. Kitty is always enormously fun to read.
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Post by Callie on Jun 21, 2006 20:06:55 GMT -4
Kitty's latest work is just stunning.
I love it, all the different facets we've seen of the character, and how beautifully written it all is - and she's really believable too, a real in-depth, three dimensional portrayal. Especially loving the way she's handling the tragedy lately, it's working really well.
Hilarious, too, with the awkwardness. Many, many kudos.
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