1. The first story he ever wrote -- waaaaaaay back before he ever met a dead-eyed emotionless boy -- involved himself as the hero, a knight who saved a redhaired princess from a monster of the darkness. He doesn't remember this.
2. Has a huge soft spot for small cute things. Ducklings nonwithstanding, he's been known to bring home boxes of abandoned kittens and then adopt them out as he can. After everything that happened, there's usually at least thee or four cats hang out at his house, all of which know better than to bother the duckling who lives with them.
3. He doesn't pray for himself, but he does for his prince, hoping that this "happily ever after" will be forever.
4. Sometimes he hums or sings to himself when he's working. Ahiru can't tell anyone, but even if she could, she wouldn't: it's cute.
5. He still dances, but he's always writing whenever he can, sometimes even during intermission of a performance. If you ask him what he's working on, all he says is, "I'm keeping a journal of my dreams."
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Date: 2007-10-04 10:09 pm (UTC)1. The first story he ever wrote -- waaaaaaay back before he ever met a dead-eyed emotionless boy -- involved himself as the hero, a knight who saved a redhaired princess from a monster of the darkness. He doesn't remember this.
2. Has a huge soft spot for small cute things. Ducklings nonwithstanding, he's been known to bring home boxes of abandoned kittens and then adopt them out as he can. After everything that happened, there's usually at least thee or four cats hang out at his house, all of which know better than to bother the duckling who lives with them.
3. He doesn't pray for himself, but he does for his prince, hoping that this "happily ever after" will be forever.
4. Sometimes he hums or sings to himself when he's working. Ahiru can't tell anyone, but even if she could, she wouldn't: it's cute.
5. He still dances, but he's always writing whenever he can, sometimes even during intermission of a performance. If you ask him what he's working on, all he says is, "I'm keeping a journal of my dreams."