1) How do others make you feel? I am utterly dispassionate towards the presence of those I am not familiar with. If they are there and I must interact or they seek to interact with me, that is fine. If I am alone, that is fine, too.
For folks I am familiar with, however, it is a different story. Those I would call friends or enemies stir my soul, and the otherwise colorless world gains emotion and meaning.
2) Name one thing you value most. The ideal of justice. I was created to bring people to justice, and the idea that one who has committed a crime faces an ample punishment is core to my creation.
3) What do you fear? What do you hate?
I fear that I might not be able to find meaning in my life, and that my own self-loathing has driven me to this destitute life-style at this remote location. Also spiders.
Spiders. I also hate when people act unbecoming because they know they will face no retribution for their behaviour.
4) What do you desire? What do you love?
I desire direction. After losing my self-control on the hunt for a murderer, I question whether I should continue down that path as it contains meaning, but at the risk of compromising my core values. Finding another direction in my life is a daunting task, but certainly one I am desirous of.
Boy, I sure do love me a good companion. It is difficult to exist without camaraderie, but I feel so detached from the people around me. Making friends is hard, and it's easier not to open myself up.
5) You have (at least) one secret. What is it?
I once had a tryst with a governor's wife. I was given a gift by her to remember her in my exile. The governor suspects, and anyone close to the affair would recognize the gift I was given as belonging to her, so I keep it secreted away on my person whenever possible.
Being unremarkable has helped me to escape anyone suspecting that I might be her paramour, but anyone who recognizes the gift I was given would know immediately who I was.
6) Have you done something Notable? What was it?
I constructed a notable monument, and enormous empty plinth. I hope one day to fill that emptiness with whatever gives me meaning, or at least a physical representation of it.
7) Are you in charge or do you let others take that roll? Do you rebuke authority or revel in it?
Authority doesn't determine what the correct or morally sound course of action is, so the only authority I dislike is that which is misused.
8) Do you follow through on your promises and obligations? Or do you delay or avoid? Do you feel guilty when you don't uphold them?
Promises are logical things. I promise things I can deliver, and I don't promise if I can't. Naturally, I feel just terrible when a promise of mine falls through.
9) What are your opinions on Good and Evil? Do they exist? Or is it all shades of Grey? Where do you see yourself?
It can be difficult to determine what is an absolute good, but when it exists, it should be sought out. I see myself as good, and I sure do abhor evil.
That said, the largest evils in this world are often those who believe they are doing the most good. Understanding one's motives is key to determining right or wrong.
[Spoiler=My Story]
As a detective, I was assigned to a murder investigation in another city. I was unable to discover the culprit, and crossed the line from duty to obsession in the process. I was exiled from that city for offenses committed in the pursuit of the murderer.
I left, dejected, wondering at a life without meaning. Gainful employment was the only direction I had in life. In the face of exile, I arrived in Last Hope, and constructed a monument, an enormous empty plinth to signify the emptiness of meaning my existence contained.
