If you didn't know . . .

[feliciakw]

If you didn't know who these characters were, what would you think of these characters or their story:






To me, they look like a crime fighting trio. The guy on the right is the leader, with the most street smarts and experience, thanks to his shady and mysterious past. The guy on the left is the smart--and smart-mouthed--young upstart, brought into the business because, despite his attitude, he shows promise. The girl? Now she's an enigma. Outsiders assume, to their own peril, that she's a "secretary," when actually . . . no. Yeah, she might do a good portion of the leg work (she's especially good with handling the public), but there's more to her than meets the eye. She can get into places where the dudes can't. Together, they're a just-this-side-of-the-law mystery-solving, crime fighting package that will help you when no one else will.

(Or, Izhi? If you want to think creatively, going from left to right, that's Aaron, Ronni, and Sky. Just something to ponder.)

Comments

[izhilzha.livejournal.com]

I could totally see her as Ronni; and we've already covered how awesome Jensen would be as Sky. ...not as sold on Jared as Aaron, unless we ditch the idea of Aaron being culturally Jewish. :)

[feliciakw.livejournal.com]

That thought occurred to me, too, about Jared. You mean ditching the idea that he's ethnically Jewish, though, yeah? 'Cause goodness knows I know people who are culturally Jewish but not ethnically Jewish (converts to the faith). If this were a serious consideration, I'm sure there'd be a way for it to work.

But anyway, when I got done with my little what-if, it struck me, Sky, Ronni, and hey, Aaron.

It's just a fun little mental exercise.

[izhilzha.livejournal.com]

Well, by "culturally" I meant "non-religiously," because that's usually how we phrase it here in LA; actual non-ethnic converts I would call "religiously Jewish" or just converts to the faith. Same as ethnically, but I said "culturally" because we'd established that he's very affected by his Jewish upbringing, just doesn't practice the religious part. :)

[feliciakw.livejournal.com]

I see.

I . . . had a possible way to work it, but it's not a serious consideration anyway.

[izhilzha.livejournal.com]

You can pass it on if you like...it would certainly be a role where Jared could use his silly sense of humor. :)

[feliciakw.livejournal.com]

Nah, nevermind. It probably wouldn't work from an audience acceptance stance anyway.

[girlyghoul70.livejournal.com]

They do seem to be giving those "We fight Crime!" poses here.

But I'm going to say they are the long lost grandchildren of a malevolent oil tycoon who disowned their mother after she ran off become a Trapise Artist in a traveling circus and married the Strong Man. After their parents' tragic demise involving a runaway Cotton Candy cart, the three siblings were raised by the Bearded Lady and learned the survival skills of Carny Folk. The guy in the leather jacket, he's a master con artist and expert barker and proudly has kept the same Giant Teddy Bear as a prize at the Ring Toss since 1985. No one, but no one can ever win one of his games! He can also guess your weight and age with a 99.9% rate of accuracy.

The girl she followed in both her parents footsteps as the circus's trapise artist and Strong Woman. She can catch a 50lb weight in her teeth while doing a triple sommersault in the air!

The guy in the stiped shirt? He's known as the Elephant Whisperer!

But when the Bearded Lady whispers the truth of their lineage on her death bed (another Cotton Candy related tragedy... he beard got caught in the spinner), they come to confront their wicked grandfather and claim what is rightfully theirs!

Look at their faces! They mean business, Grandpa! DUN DUN DUN!!!

[feliciakw.livejournal.com]

LOL! I love it!

[girlyghoul70.livejournal.com]

OOH! Forgot to add. The wicked grandpa? Played by Kurt Fuller.... or maybe Chad Everett! YEAH!

[just-ruth.livejournal.com]

She thought she was alone when her husband died suddenly overseas while on a business trip. At his funeral, two men came up to her and introduced themselves as her husband's "partners."

Her husband was not who she thought he was; he was someone who gathered information - the kind of information other people would kill for.

The cool, calm older man claims her husband asked him to "watch over her." The gentle smiling younger man says he "owes" her husband.

Then someone tried to kill her.

Now they are on the run and she's not sure who she can trust - not even the men who want to protect her. What did her husband know and why would anyone think she knows what he did?

[feliciakw.livejournal.com]

Niiiiiiice.

Kind of a spy/espionage/double agent thing goin'. I can see that.