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Hi. I'm writing this to let everyone know I'm dropping from DDD. I've been here a long time and this has probably been a long time coming. I'm definitely going to miss people here.

You can assume Maraich has gone on and is taking care of Matthias and Figaro in his over-obsessive motherly way and all is well. I'll still be playing at GB and Amat.

Take care.

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I started with Maraich and Kurt Howell. I was actually more nervous about Maraich - this was back when I was starting to translate Patalliro, and someone had asked me to RP Maraich with them. I wasn't sure about him.

I played Kurt Howell for about a year and actually liked him more, but then his character was a bit stagnant. He was just the type of character who is eternally clueless. I like to think he and Phil are off writing each other letters from their little isolated places.

I got more comfortable with Maraich later as I kept reading and learned more about his character (which I'm still doing, about 1/4 of the way through the series now. So, 22 volumes in - to be fair that's longer than most series already).

You're definitely braver than I would have been. :P

I think the fact that Maraich had conflicts made him more interesting to play. Kurt like... everyone liked Kurt.

Maraich had friends and enemies and frenemies and stuff ^o^ And sometimes it was entirely his fault.
Sometimes playing out conflicts are the funnest part; especially if you click with some people.

Oh man, agreed. My favorite conflicts are the ones where both characters are at fault in their own way; I tend to find those really interesting.

Part of the fun with Maraich was how petty he can be. It could be easy to start silly conflicts.

Haaa, same here with Azula, though I've had her mature a bit lately. There are still some people who she'll be horribly petty about, though.

But they started it, didn't they?

HELL YES, it is always all their fault forever and Azula is perfect and so therefore blameless.

This is how the world works what are you talking about.