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judgementor) wrote2023-03-07 11:19 am
judgementor) wrote2023-03-07 11:19 am
PERMISSION
Red Wine has an extreme sensitivity to the scent of blood, to the point that he can actually see what kind of a person you are by how you smell to him.
Whether you are an innocent, good individual who has never spilled the blood of another, you are carrying a dozen murders on your hands, or anything in between, he can tell simply by your scent. You don't actually have to have blood on you for him to know - some things simply never wash away. The reason behind it can have an impact (example, someone who is regularly forced to kill in self-defence is still innocent-ish, while that doesn't apply if you're just a nasty, nasty murderer).
However, he's also sensitive to smells in general, so if your character tends to smell gross he'll have a time getting past that to begin with.
Please comment below if you'd prefer Red Wine to not be able to tell anything about your character this way, or, if you don't mind it, just what kind of impression he might get!
Whether you are an innocent, good individual who has never spilled the blood of another, you are carrying a dozen murders on your hands, or anything in between, he can tell simply by your scent. You don't actually have to have blood on you for him to know - some things simply never wash away. The reason behind it can have an impact (example, someone who is regularly forced to kill in self-defence is still innocent-ish, while that doesn't apply if you're just a nasty, nasty murderer).
However, he's also sensitive to smells in general, so if your character tends to smell gross he'll have a time getting past that to begin with.
Please comment below if you'd prefer Red Wine to not be able to tell anything about your character this way, or, if you don't mind it, just what kind of impression he might get!