Daemon Meme

[awanderingbard]

Combining my two favourite things: character development memes and daemons. Thought it might jump start my word fairies.

Give me the name of a character and I'll tell you the following about their daemon:

Animal:
Name:
Nickname:
Major Personality Traits:
How he/she sleeps:
How he/she travels with his/her human:
What he/she does when his/her human is at rest:
Favourite forms before he/she settled:
What his/her voice sounds like:

I can probably come up with a daemon if it's for a character I haven't yet given one to. Feel free to ask for more than one character.

Comments

[awanderingbard.livejournal.com]

I thought the original comics!Jarvis was indeed a person who was a butler. I just didn't know it was an English butler.

I just did a quick Google. It says Jarvis was a RAF pilot in WWII who moved to America after the war and started working for the Starks. I think he's meant to be play on Jeeves.

[joonscribble.livejournal.com]

I guess British butlers were all the rage back then.

[awanderingbard.livejournal.com]

*dons History Nerd glasses*

I could see America being the place to go for a man trained to be a British butler post-WWII. The class system in England broke down post WWI and was even worse post-WWII, and many houses couldn't afford to keep servants any more. A lot of men who had been trained for what was a very prestigious job back then found themselves digging ditches to make money. Americans would have found the notion of British staff very fancy, especially the nouveau riche who were trying to prove they were just as genteel. If you had your heart set on buttling, America might be the place to go.

*takes off History Nerd glasses, shakes out hair*

[joonscribble.livejournal.com]

That makes tons of sense. I can see the Starks of the comics picking up one because, well, they're Starks.

I sort of gave computer!Jarvis a different origins story for my Tony kid!fic in the daemon-verse. I liked the idea of Jarvis sort of "growing up" along side Tony who built him slowly over the years.

[awanderingbard.livejournal.com]

Hee, 'picking one up' sounds like there's a bunch f British butlers at the Humane Society and the Starks just came in and adopted one.

I liked the idea of Jarvis sort of "growing up" along side Tony who built him slowly over the years.

Aww! I like that far better, to be honest. And it makes sense that Jarvis is so advance as to be almost sentient now, if Tony has been working on him that long and tweaking the flaws.