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[helpinghidinghaunting]

While Cole is a very talented assassin, he doesn't kill anyone without reason. Mostly he's a mercy killer, or he will kill those who are too far gone and mostly aim to harm others. UNLESS PLANNED OUT BEFOREHAND WITH YOU FOR PLOT REASONS, COLE WILL NEVER KILL ANOTHER PLAYER CHARACTER.

However, his powers as a Spirit of Compassion could be considered a bit invasive, and so -

Is it okay if Cole reads your character's pain?

What sort of pain, mental or physical, would Cole find in your character's heart that they need some help healing/working through? (Be specific or not - if you give me imagery or even link plot things from your canons, though, it gives me more to work with for flavor.)

WITH SITUATIONAL PERMISSION, can Cole make your character forget they saw him?

<b>Is it okay if Cole reads your character's pain?</b> <b>What sort of pain, mental or physical, would Cole find in your character's heart that they need some help healing/working through?</b> <b>WITH SITUATIONAL PERMISSION, can Cole make your character forget they saw him?</b>

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[pythianwoman]

Is it okay if Cole reads your character's pain? Absolutely! Maybe to degrees sometimes since she does have mental shields and such.

What sort of pain, mental or physical, would Cole find in your character's heart that they need some help healing/working through? SO MUCH oh my god. The weight of being a seer, of being the ONLY seer in her world. (The only person with strange powers at all.) All the things that she's seen in her visions. All the times she's seen something coming and been unable to to stop it, no matter how hard she tried. The fear that she'll never find her dad.

The phantom pain of her scars from the bath tent in the Carnival. A lot of stuff from the Carnival, probably, given that it's left its mark on her.

The weight of traveling the multiverse for so long. The bone-deep exhaustion of it. The losses, of being torn away from people she cares about, people she loves, to wander another corner of the multiverse. The heartbreak and grief of losing them. The longing to see them again. The longing to call somewhere home. SomeONE home.

The whole situation with Scratch. I feel like that needs to be included. XDDD For Reasons. >.>

There might be more but those are the ones right off the top of my head.

WITH SITUATIONAL PERMISSION, can Cole make your character forget they saw him? For Zoey I'm going to say nope! Thanks to her powers he can't make her forget she saw him. He can try, though.

[afraidofthedark]

Is it okay if Cole reads your character's pain? Absolutely!

What sort of pain, mental or physical, would Cole find in your character's heart that they need some help healing/working through? UM. Well.

There's her whole experience in the lake, in the Dark Place. We don't know exactly what happened to her when she was down there BUT IT COULD NOT HAVE BEEN A FUN TIME. Especially with how afraid of the dark she is. (Has she dealt with it? Probably not. And especially not now that Alan's BACK.)

The having something wearing her husband's face breaking into her home to scare and terrify her. (LOOKING AT YOU SCRATCH)

The fact that they're now LIVING with the very thing wearing her husband's face sure... is something.

Her fear of the dark. And her fear of the Dark. Does that count?

Grief over losing her husband. Yes he's back but he was gone for so long.

Shame and guilt over believing he was dead. Barry was right.

WITH SITUATIONAL PERMISSION, can Cole make your character forget they saw him? For Alice... I'm going to say somewhat.