Charms Club: Charms Personified! (Term XXIII, Activity 2)

[c-hrista.livejournal.com]

Activity: Charms Personified
Points: 30 points max (10 points initial comment, 2 points per add'l comment)
Deadline: Monday, July 30, 2012 @ 11:59pm UTC (7:59pm EDT) Timezone Converter
Details: Choose a Charm from here, select a fictional character that is similar to that charm, and explain why. After you've done that, feel free to wander around and discuss other people's choices. Your initial comment should be at least 75 words. All following discussion comments should be at least 20 words long and more than just "I agree", please!

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<b>CHARM:</b> <b>CHARACTER:</b> Name/House/Wordcount *Delete this once you've signed the roster*

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[abcdefghijkatie.livejournal.com]

CHARM: Epoximise
CHARACTER: Alison Dilaurentis

This may or may not just be me alone on this because I am 12 years old and watch Pretty Little Liars but I picked Alison, the main character of the show to be the personification of the charm Epoximise. Epoximise is used to bond things together, like a glue. Alison does this on the tv show because she is the common factor linking this otherwise sort of random group of girls together. You've got a lesbian swimmer chick, an artsy hipster (& jailbait), a fashionista diva, and an overambitious star student in this group of best friends brought together and forever working together because of Alison. I think it might be arguable due to the grim circumstances and everything surrounding Alison...but it's an argument nonetheless.

Katie//Hufflepuff//126

[beautifulbluee.livejournal.com]

First of all I am dying to watch Pretty Little Liars and will probably be one of the shows I watch in the future. So even though I have never seen the show your description made total sense and I can see how the character Alison made you think of that charm.

Lindsay HUfflepuff

[flipflop-diva.livejournal.com]

I agree with you! I've watched the first season (and really need to watch the rest), but I think she was the glue of the group even before she disappeared. It seems (if I remember correctly) that she was pretty much the de facto leader and could always get the other girls to do what she wanted.


Kristine | Puff