Are you kidding? It used to take me two days to come up with a character name for D&D!!Hey LadyWarrior, what would you call Ohgi with regard to his being led into--as you put it--Villetta's "heart-shaped tar pit" and eventually onwards to betray Lelouch because of her?
I'm fresh out of ideas, but I would like to help azul120 out.
Do you have suggestions?
How about a "quisling driven by his purple-headed womb broom"?
"It is one thing to show a man that he is in error, and another to put him in possession of the truth."
- John Locke
Now that you mention it, that's quite true.
It is odd how Lelouch behaved in a manner more akin to a Daimyo then did any of the other Black Knights with the possible exception of Tohdoh.
Lelouch was driven by a sense of revenge and honor, to the point that he committed seppuku (or I guess Hari Kari since Suzaku carried it out) in the end to atone for his crimes to exact revenge.
The all seeing eye is always watching.
Originally Posted by LadyWarrior
Hehehehe, or Bedroom Born Backstabber.
The all seeing eye is always watching.
Sorry, guys, I didn't mean to post in between your discussion. Maybe Prime will show me how to quote another post someday...
"It is one thing to show a man that he is in error, and another to put him in possession of the truth."
- John Locke
Use the "reply with quote" button on the bottom right of the post you wish to quote from.Sorry, guys, I didn't mean to post in between your discussion. Maybe Prime will show me how to quote another post someday...
The all seeing eye is always watching.
Or "poor sap seduced by the silk igloo".
But, seriously, I like Babe-driven Betrayer (simple) or Temptress-controlled Turncoat, although I am not totally sure what azul120 is after.
"It is one thing to show a man that he is in error, and another to put him in possession of the truth."
- John Locke
Thank you.Use the "reply with quote" button on the bottom right of the post you wish to quote from.
Although, I can't go back and fix the one I messed up. Story of my life!
"It is one thing to show a man that he is in error, and another to put him in possession of the truth."
- John Locke
I'll fix it for you.
Is that what you wanted to quote?
The all seeing eye is always watching.
Yes, thank you.
Now can you do that for several mistakes from my past IRL?
"It is one thing to show a man that he is in error, and another to put him in possession of the truth."
- John Locke
If I could do that I'd sell my services to the world and make a fortune!!
The all seeing eye is always watching.
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