Risky Game [Nori's plotter]

in the end, it is you, not me, who will have a good grasp of the situation.

friends, Gaining acquaintances isn't something Nori would mind. She most likely sees herself as someone who would be able to help someone out with homework or something in the likes. She could also play the typical big sister role and would be someone who's willing to help out people's problems. Other then that, it could be hard to try and get to know Nori without having an awkward and often quiet conversation,. It's not that she's shy or anything--it may seem like it-- she just prefers to be alone without being bothered. But her expectations are surprisingly nonexistent, as long as you don't ignore her. From there, Nori would only show out just a small proportion of her other side, which is being a little more carefree and less strict. Surprise her with something. enemies, Annoy her or challenge her intelligence and she'll be sure to use big difficult words to insult you. It wouldn't be a surprise if Nori ends up having rivals; maybe it's because she gets good grades or her looks or whatever. Nori doesn't really try to stir up any drama as much as other people's drama might be exciting for her so she tries to ignore them instead. She keeps it calm and cool and again, uses big words to confuse and insult the enemy. All you gotta do is just constantly annoy and stress Nori out and she'll use some colorful language that shouldn't be in her vocabulary as trying to be a "proper lady" she is. loves, Love is completely complicated for two reasons. Number one: she's inexperienced in it. Number two: she's a homophobic. Well, she doesn't have anything against homosexuals, but like other people, she thinks that it's just abnormal, but that doesn't really stop her from trying to make friends. Part of the reason why she didn't want to go to an all girls school would be because she was afraid she might turn into a homosexual. So as of now, Nori considers herself as a heterosexual. But eventually, she'll actually realize she would prefer girls a thousand times more than boys. It would just take a lot to break that barrier. One way would be that she'll crush on a girl and send obvious signals without realizing it, denying that she sent any of those signals or there might be misunderstandings. At the end of all of that, Nori would end up becoming a cuddly and affectionate person to her crush without realizing it or lover.

MADE BY ★MEULK OF GS

NOTICE ME SENPAI. Also, I couldn't resist to post on this plotter since Nori's FC is Sonia... so... :'D

I feel like these two would be interesting to thread, since they're basically like opposites. Nori is a sophisticated fourth year student who's very smart and acts like a proper lady as she would claim herself to be while Ester is completely opposite as she's instead an immature and a little rebellious third year student. I'm not too sure what Nori's first impression on Ester would be maybe it would be the hair that might help but for Ester to Nori, and she would most likely end up saying it straight to her face, that she probably has the longest tree stick up her ass :'D So at first, they might start off on the wrong foot.

Buuuut then, Ester might try to get closer with Nori as in trying to get to know her better and maybe spill out some of her colors she's been hiding no matter what. She might view Nori as one of those people that need to suck it up and let loose, something like, "woman you need some fresh oxygen your head's been buried in that book for hours" considering she's the type to be a bookworm at some point(?). Honestly, Ester wouldn't mind Nori being all tomboy-ish but might end up disliking the fact that she's covering it all with the whole "i'm a proper lady not a tomboy" type of "act."

And theeeeeen comes the whole being homophobic thing from Nori. I could just see Ester trying to mislead Nori on what being a lesbian is all about by filling her indecent information in the most smartest way Ester can think of without sounding too much of a pervert and by that, I mean introducing her to yuri manga :'D But overall, they could start off at a bad lead with then Ester (hopefully) having Nori open up more~ Or at least, that's how I see it. =o

I approve of everything you just said. And instead of me attempting to waste time by slacking off to think of ideas of my own, I decided to create this thread here for the two to say "lol whatever happens happens." if that's okay with you.

I’m racking my brain trying to think of a good way for Marie to run into Nori, because they’re both just aloof enough in social situations that I imagine any interaction would be kind of like a very slow game of Pong.

Maybe something like a teacher suggesting Nori tutor Marie in a class she’s having difficulty with? Like a part of the lesson plan that’s really heavy on visuals and the teacher can’t find the time to set aside some one-on-one with her. Chemical reactions and atomic structures in a Science class, for example. Going that direction might be too difficult to thread, though. What do you think?

I honestly don't know myself on how these two should meet. I was thinking of trying to go down the whole tutoring thing and maybe have Nori initiate the first move of trying to start a conversation and maybe get tp know Marie while/when done tutoring? She might end up being extremely awkward at first but still tries to keep going at it anyway. I know that still might be difficult to thread out, but maybe that just might work in a way?

It seems like it might! What are some subjects that you think Nori would be particularly strong in?

Nori is pretty well-rounded in all of her classes except gym, but she's most best in algebra/geometry and art since she's an artist. Which subject would Marie struggle in?

That works pretty well! My current line of thinking is that Marie is perfectly fine with simple maths to a point, but as soon as you cross the point of, say the quadratic equation, she starts to have some real difficulty with both algebra and geometry. Both in the sense of lacking the understanding of spatial awareness and because she has trouble keeping track of portions of equations when solving for a particular integer like 'x' or 'y'.

If that seems like a good framework, do you particularly care which one of us starts? I think I've got a decent intro floating in my head right now.