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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 2178957" data-attributes="member: 8243">I'm happy with this. I even venture to say that Erin suspects that 'he has no name' plays up his failure to understand the need for a name, as if it was some form of private joke. 'he has no name' would, of course, give you that blank 'I do not understand what you are talking about' look he does, given his expressionless features, quite well.Seconded.Erin would be right here. 'he has no name' would really have difficulty grasping what this means. He has never belonged to anything, so would have no way of knowing how it hurts to be excluded.I wonder if would be more interesting if Sharaes has not, at this point, mentioned his reason for coming to Q'Barra. It seems not unreasonable to think Sharaes would wish to test the waters before confessing his purpose.I once played a character that had taken an oath to protect another character, but the other character was not aware of it. It was fun for me, and I was working towards the point where the penny would drop for the other character. I suspect that that would have been a interesting scene. Unfortunately the game didn't go on that long.thotd.</blockquote>