OOC: Ororo Headcanons and Some Important Things Explained.

Basically, if you have ever read my RP blaaag, you will possibly want to read this. It shores up what I have in my mind when I write Ororo and just why I do some of the things I do.

I realise, however, that you will probably scroll past this because you follow me as Dash-Filler, and that’s fine. Because I will have a magnificent garden party and you, my faux friend, are not invited.

Ororo Munroe:

This does not mean that she would not use violence, let that nature go, and become in her own way, as wild and untamed as the Wolverine and the Storm she takes her codename from. This is evidenced by her ripping out the heart of the 13-year-old Morlock girl from Gene Society with her bare hands.

My Headcanon for this is basically derived from this unexplored aspect of her nature:

Ororo Munroe is a diehard pacifist, but once she has decided that someone is too much of a threat to too many lives or someone dear to her, she will, without hesitation, end them. Both ruthless and efficiently.

My Headcanon is this: She hums its tune to those she feels need calming. If Kitty is frantically worried about, say, Ogun, Ororo will hug her and hum the tune lowly to soothe the fears and make the worry subside to give way to normal thought. If any of her family and friends feels the same, young or old, from Xavier to Lehnsherr, she will do the same.

To have her sing it with the words, those magical and wonderful words that only N’Dare, David and she understood, that is a different matter. To have her literally sing you the song of her people, the song that guides her, that soothes her and is always with her, in her heart. You have to be 7 or under.

The contractions thing comes from the very early appearances of Ororo in the comics, where she was very regal, very above-everything, even while being a grounded and savvy member of the X-Men. She didn’t use contractions and nor did she swear, obviously since she has now lived in the Western World for such a long time, she swear a little, but not often and still has yet to shake the ‘No-Contractions’ rule.

The second, the irregular noun capitalisation, is more psychologically based.

Take this sentence for instance: 

“Kitten is my daughter and Raven is my sister, if anyone harms them, they do so at risk of their own lives.”

It’s fine really, right?

Well yes, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that sentence. Nothing at all, in fact. But it’s a little bland psychologically speaking. These are capitalised titles that, when uncapitalised, still get across the point. however, if we compare it with this:

“Kitten is my Daughter and Raven is my Sister, if anyone harms them, they do so at risk of their own lives.”

It just looks better, huh? By capitalising the irregular nouns here, I’ve put the terms ‘daughter’ and ‘sister’ on and importance par with ‘Kitten’ and ‘Raven’ their names.

This is also visible by Ororo’s speaking and transition of ‘lover’ to ‘Lover,’ the lower-case is for when starting out and being unsure of a true title, the uppercase is when she is sure and committed to then give such a title.

Honest love, not so much affection, but a degree of love.

Honest concern for your wellbeing.

You see, the tricky thing for most people to grasp in this situation is ‘How can you have Love without Affection?’ And that’s answered very simply.

Do you have one of those relatives? The one that you love, but you have no wish to be around? The one that could probably die and you wouldn’t be too shaken by it, but that you’d feel a nagging sense of loss for?

That is how you can have love without affection. To Ororo, affection is more intimate than love. She loves all living things, how can it possibly be selective when she says ‘I love you?’ That doesn’t cheapen the ‘I love you,’ god no, but it does mean that she loves everyone and everything.

Affection, however, is different. Affection is the words that are spoken in the dead of night at 3AM and soothe the heart, affection is when you wake up in the morning and feel that such of something in your heart at seeing the other person doing whatever. And that, to Ororo, is more potent and more reserved for Lovers than everyone.

Balder brings out the side of her that knew there were truly good and kind people that were worth fighting for. It doesn’t matter to Ororo that he is an Aesir rather than a Human, it just matters that he is a sentient being of Adult age and has still retained his sweetness and a wiseness that only those who have lived lives so far removed seem to have.

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