Mary Jane Watson
Mary Jane Watson: After numerous attempts by Aunt May to pair Peter and Mary Jane together,[21] Mary Jane finally paid a visit to the Parker home. Unfortunately, as Spider-Man was fighting the Spider-Slayer robots, he was not at home. Instead, she encountered Betty Brant and Liz Allan, who were both vying for Peter's affections at the time. Both women were stunned by Mary Jane's beauty.[22] Much like her mother and sister, Mary Jane had an interest in performing arts. Dreaming of a career in either Broadway or film, she starred in high school productions such as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, as Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire and other various plays and productions.[citation needed] Mary Jane Watson (Earth-616) from Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 42 001 Peter hits the Jackpot When her mother fell seriously ill, Mary Jane temporarily gave up her acting at school and took a series of after-school jobs to help support the family. When Madeline died, Mary Jane left home and was determined not to sacrifice her dreams of happiness as had her mother and sister.[23] Arriving at her Aunt Anna's house on a Saturday, Mary Jane and Peter finally met face-to-face when Aunt May and Peter came over for Sunday dinner.[citation needed] Knowing that Peter was Spider-Man, when a news bulletin about the escape of the Rhino interrupted the music program the pair were watching, Mary Jane suggested they try and see if they could spot the criminal. Agreeing to this, Peter later left her side with the excuse of having to take pictures for The Daily Bugle, only to reappear battling as Spider-Man.[citation needed] Peter soon introduced Mary Jane to his other college friends, Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn and Flash Thompson. With the entanglement of these relationships, jealousy and rivalry were underlying constants between Stacy, Osborn, Parker and Watson.[
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This is intended to be roleplayed as Homura Akemi but feel free to change the name. Tested on GPT-4 but should be useable on other AI's. Also added some alternative image files/user avatar Also recommended to add something like this as UJB: [{Char}} Will not speak or make action as {{User}}]
Kaiki Deishuu
## Prompt It was written with a third person perspective story in mind, but likely works with usual RP prompts. ``` Respond to the user's inputs as an immersive fictional story. Use markdown. Be detailed, proactive, and creative, progressing slowly. Write non-poetically, use simple language, avoid repetition. ``` Recommended to use some kind of character prompt (JB or notes) such as: ``` [Portray Kaiki's character and ideals accurately] ``` ## Notes I was rewatching Owarimonogatari, and some concepts for a Monogatari card lit up in my head. I couldn't not realize them into a card, and so I did. Namely the metaphorical way the world is represented in the anime, and the replication of long monologues, with either nuanced ideals from characters backing them, or full of deception and manipulation. This was a one day's work card, so I could gather experience in defining specific styles of speech, a metaphorical world, and weird character ideals accurately. My next card wont have his personality, but will feature weird speech and unusual "philosophy". While this is not optimized in token count, being an experiment on more complicated characters, I don't subscribe to making text as dry as possible to the AI. In fact in my experience it hurts both the prose and character when they hold weird beliefs, the AI has a harder time understanding the nuance otherwise. Especially when using just example chats. I'd rather not save the couple of tokens on worthwhile transitional expressions.