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incorrectlit · 2 years
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Sonya: So, how’d the date with Andrei go?
Natasha: I tried complimenting him, but couldn’t decide on whether to say “You have an amazing smile” or “You have nice eyes”. Then he smiled at me and I panicked and said, “You have eyes.”
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kathrynhoward · 2 years
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WAR AND PEACE (2007)
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thesewers · 9 months
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new main characters line up dropped
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finleyforevermore · 3 months
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⭐NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 DREAM CAST⭐
Bryce Charles (top), Emilie Kouatchou (middle), or Kanisha Feliciano (bottom) as Natalya "Natasha/Natalie" Rostova
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Denée Benton as Natasha in the picture. (2016 Broadway production)
Michael Arden (left), Josh Young (middle), or Shafiq Hicks (right) as Pyotr "Pierre/Peter" Bezukhov
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Josh Groban as Pierre in the picture. (2016 Broadway production)
Emilie du Leslay (top) or Lucy St Louis (bottom) as Sofya "Sonya" Alexandrovna Rostova
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Ingrid Michaelson as Sonya in the picture. (2016 Broadway production)
Nathan Salstone (1st pic), Daniel Tracht (2nd pic), Henry Thrasher (3rd pic), or Gavin Creel (4th pic) as Prince Anatole Vasilyevich Kuragin
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Park Kang Hyun as Anatole in the picture. (2021 South Korean production)
Kimberly Marable as Countess Hélène Vasilyevna Bezukhova
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Amber Gray as Hélène in the picture. (2016 Broadway production)
Willemijn Verkaik (1st pic), Micaela Diamond (2nd pic), Saycon Sengbloh (3rd pic), Brandi Chavonne Massey (4th pic), or Eden Espinosa (5th pic) as Marya Dmitrievna Akhrosimova
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Lulu Fall as Marya in the picture. (2016 Broadway production)
Jason Tam as Fyodor "Fedya" Ivanovich Dolokhov
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Choi Ho Jung as Dolokhov in the picture. (2021 South Korean production)
Emily Rohm as Princess Mary Bolkonskaya
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Gelsey Bell as Mary in the picture. (2016 Broadway production)
Nick Rashad Burroughs as Balaga
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Vitor Moresco as Balaga in the picture. (2018 São Paulo production)
Ben Crawford as Prince Andrey Nikolayevich Bolkonsky (top) and Prince Nikolay Andreevitch Bolkonsky (bottom)
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Nicholas Belton as Andrey in the top picture, Blake DeLong as Prince Bolkonsky in the bottom picture. (2016 Broadway production and 2013 Off-Broadway production respectively)
Andrew Samonsky as Prince Andrey Nikolayevich Bolkonsky (if Andrey and Bolkonsky isn't double casted; Ben Crawford would just play Bolkonsky)
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Nicholas Belton as Andrey in the picture. (2016 Broadway production)
Theatre credits under the cut.
THEATRE CREDITS:
Bryce Charles - Wendy Darling in Lythgoe Panto's Peter Pan
Emilie Kouatchou - Christine Daaé in The Phantom of The Opera
Kanisha Feliciano - Ann in Flying Over Sunset, Maria in West Side Story, Christine Daaé in The Phantom of The Opera
Michael Arden - Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Josh Young - Judas Iscariot in Jesus Christ Superstar
Shafiq Hicks - Tom Collins in Rent
Emilie du Leslay - Pearl in Starlight Express
Lucy St Louis - Christine Daaé in The Phantom of The Opera, Glinda in Wicked
Nathan Salstone - Chorus/Orpheus understudy in Hadestown
Daniel Tracht - Chorus/Orpheus understudy in Hadestown
Henry Thrasher - Pierre in Natasha, Pierre, & The Great Comet of 1812 (Carnegie Mellon University)
Gavin Creel - The Wolf / Cinderella's Prince in Into the Woods
Kimberly Marable - Persephone in Hadestown
Willemijn Verkaik - Elphaba in Wicked
Micaela Diamond - Lucille Frank in Parade
Saycon Sengbloh - Elphaba in Wicked
Brandi Chavonne Massey - Elphaba in Wicked
Eden Espinosa - Elphaba in Wicked
Jason Tam - The SQUIP in Be More Chill (Broadway), Peter in Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert
Emily Rohm - Jane Doe in Ride the Cyclone
Nick Rashad Burroughs - Lola in Kinky Boots
Ben Crawford - Erik in The Phantom of The Opera
Andrew Samonsky - Phoebus in The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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starsallalight · 2 years
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No matter where she lives, or what time period, Sonya generally tends to follow Russian naming conventions. This would mean that her family, closest friends, and her significant other are allowed to call her Sonya, Sophie, or Sonyushka. Acquaintances, strangers, and anyone she's not close with would call her Sofya. Or, in Russia, likely Sofya Alexandrovna.
She's a little more lax with her last name. She prefers Rostova, but will have less of a problem with Rostov being used.
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much-brighter-ink · 3 years
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Sonya Alone just hits different
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lorilujan · 4 years
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Natasha: When will my fiancé return from the war?
Pierre: Andrey isn’t here.
Pierre: I want to death but also do something.
Natasha: Thank you for letting me stay here.
Marya: Moscow is lit dawg.
Sonya: Hello I am here too.
Marya: Yeah I don’t really care about you sausage.
Mary: Hello welcome to my house where my dad definitely doesn’t abuse me at all.
Natasha: That’s a really goddamn weird thing to say what the fuck.
Mary: You’re too fashionable.
Natasha: You’re so mean I don’t like you.
Bolkonsky: I didn’t mean to come here in my bathrobe stupid seductress.
Natasha: Welp I will never erase that from my memory time to go home.
Natasha: The moon is so beautiful. I am so glad I love Andrey so much that nothing will come between us.
Anatole: Well hey there babe.
Natasha: O shite.
Anatole: It’s party time.
Pierre: Yeah I am just gonna drink my feelings away.
Anatole: I have a foot fetish.
Pierre: Okay now I think I deserve those ten shots.
Dolokhov: Hey there babe want more vodka?
Pierre: That is it fucking fight me.
Dolokhov: Owie you shot me.
Pierre: Oh shit I didn’t mean to actually hurt you.
Dolokhov: Now I’m gonna shoot you.
Pierre: T pose to assert dominance.
Dolokhov: Fuck I missed.
Pierre: That sucks I kinda wanted to die.
Sonya: If you look into the mirror you will see your future.
Natasha: Seems fake but okay.
Natasha: Oh shit Andrey might die.
Hélène: Hey you should come to our ball so my horny brother can see you.
Natasha: But I have a fiancé.
Hélène: Ditch that bitch. You’re young and in Moscow he won’t care ouiouihonhonbaguette.
Natasha: Seems legit.
Anatole: Hey there hotcakes you’re hot.
Natasha: But I have a fiancé.
Anatole: I don’t give a shit.
Natasha: I’ve obviously been in love with you this entire time.
Pierre: Hello there Andrey. Btws your girlfriend Natasha is here and ngl she’s pretty hot lol. On another note I have so many Napoleon conspiracy theories that Shane Dawson is quaking.
Natasha: What should I say to Andrey now that I totally made out with someone else?
Mary: Dearest Natasha. I’m so sorry that my awful father is awful and doesn’t wear clothes. He’s old and doesn’t know what’s going on half the time. Please visit again. I’ll lock him in his room this time.
Natasha: Well this is awkward.
Anatole: natalienatalienatalienatalienatalienatalienatalienatalienatalie I wanna kidnap you is that cool?
Natasha: —Well I got this letter which means that I love you so yes.
Sonya: Natasha what the fuck.
Natasha: Sorry I love Anatole now.
Sonya: You can’t just decide to run off with some guy after three days also everything about us feels like it’s going to be on one of those cop investigation shows that are on the middle of the day. This is so suspicious you idiot.
Natasha: Well fuck you then.
Sonya: This is the worst day ever.
Anatole: Please fund my elopement.
Pierre: ... okay.
Balaga: Drunk driving time for you and your boyfriend.
Anatole: Fuck yeah.
Marya: Get out of my house you little slut.
Anatole: Well shit.
Natasha: You threw away my one shot at love.
Marya: Natasha you idiot he’s just a thirsty fuckboy.
*natasha gets the wallop*
Natasha: nObOdY LoVeS mE.
Pierre: I can’t believe you were eloping with Natasha and not some random chick.
Anatole: Who said anything about Natasha lol.
Pierre: Why you little shit.
Andrey: Well there has been quite a lot of drama since I left.
Pierre: Ya maybe you shouldn’t leave your girlfriend alone for a year.
Andrey: Well what she did was all her fault and unforgivable okay bye.
Natasha: I can’t believe everything that happened.
*natasha you donkey anatole was a thirsty fuckboy*
Natasha: My life is over.
Pierre: Shut up you’re like nineteen also I am in love with you.
Pierre: Wow life is beautiful. This comet totally feels me bro.
-Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1821 but really really bad
Vid by Sonya Alonya on youtube
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knifemerchant · 6 years
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and if i never sleep again
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natasharostova · 4 years
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♥     –     base  character  relationships     !
♥     –     »     sofya  alexandrova  zaeva.     trsl.     cофья  aлександровой  заева.
♥     –     »     vera  ilyinichna  rostova.     trsl.     вера  ильинична  ростова.
♥     –     »     nikolai  ilyich  rostov.     trsl.     николай  ильич  ростов.
♥     –     »     pyotr  ilyich  rostov.     trsl.     петр  ильич  ростов.
♥     –     »     pyotr  kirillovich  bezukhov.     trsl.     петр  кириллович  безухов.
♥     –     »     andrei  nikolayevich  bolkonsky.     trsl.     андрей  николаевич  болконский.
♥     –     »     anatole  vasilievich  kuragin.     trsl.     aнатоль  васильевич  курагин.
♥     –     »     yelena  vasilievna  kuragina.     trsl.     eлена  васильевна  курагина.
♥     –     »     boris  sergeyevich  drubetskoy.     trsl.     борис  сергеевич  друбецкой.
♥     –     »     ilya  andreyevich  rostov.     trsl.     илья  андреевич  ростов.
♥     –     »     natalya  iosifovna  rostova.     trsl.     наталья  иосифовна  ростова.
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LONG FUCKING GUIDE TO RUSSIAN NAMES BY AUDREY
Disclaimer i am not russian i just got bored and extensively researched this. There will probably be mistakes. Content under the cut:
There are three parts to a russian name: A first name, a patronym, and a last name. I'm going to deconstruct Natasha's full name as an example:
Natalya Ilyinichna Rostova
FIRST NAMES AND DIMINUTIVES:
Natalya- this is Natasha's full name, or 'real' name. It's what's on legal documents and shit. To get 'nicknames' or diminutives, there are a few different ways.
First is a 'short' or everyday name. It's used in non-formal situations, such as between casual friends and coworkers who know each other. Some names have more than one short name, and some don't have any, or they're not really used, such Ilya, Igor, or Andrei. I haven't found a surefire way to derive a short name from a full one, but here's are some examples:
Feminine short names:
Natalya -> Natasha
Sofya -> Sonya
Marya -> Mary/Masha
Yekaterina -> Katerina/Katya
Aleksandra -> Sasha/Aleks/Alya/a fuckton more
Masculine Short Names:
Nikolai -> Kolya
Pytor -> Petya (or Pierre)
Aleksander -> Sasha/Aleks/Shura/so many more wtf guys
Fyodor -> Fedya
Ivan -> Vanya
Mikhail -> Misha
MORE DIMINUTIVE THAN THAT
It's actually easier to come up with a pet name, because you can kinda make them up by just smashing suffixes into their short name. If there is no short name, just use the the full one. These suffixes are usually -enka, -ushka, -usha, -nya, -ochka, -echka, -osha, etc. There don't seem to be a ton of rules on which one to use, i can kinda just guess which one sounds right. but again, I am not russian so I might be wrong. Examples:
Feminine pet names:
Natasha -> Natashenka
Sonya -> Sonyushka
Masha -> Mashenka
Sasha -> Sashenka
Alya -> Alyushka
Katerina -> Katenka
Katya -> Katyushka/Katyenka
Masculine pet names:
Kolya -> Kolyenka
Petya -> Petyenka
Sasha -> Sashenka
Shura -> Shurochka
Fedya -> Fedyenka
Vanya -> Vanyechka/Vanusha
Misha -> Mishenka
MORE DIMINUTIVE GODDAMMIT
These ones are a little crude, and are considered pretty rude if not used between children, close friends, family, etc. For these, you basically slam a -k- into the short name.
Feminine examples:
Natasha -> Natashka
Sonya -> Sonyka/Sonka
Masha -> Mashka
Sasha - Sashka
Alya -> Alyka/Alka
Katerina -> Katerinka
Katya -> Katyka/Katka
Masculine examples:
Kolya -> Kolka
Petya -> Petyka/Petka
Sasha -> Sashka
Shura -> Shurka
Fedya -> Fedka
Vanya -> Vanka
Misha -> Mishka
So essentially, it forms a kind of trail. Full name -> Short Name -> Affectionate. Sometimes that shit gets so far from where it started that you cant even tell. Aleksandra and Sashenka can be the same person. Moving on.
PATRONYMS:
Ilyinichna- Patronym. This is derived from the name of the person's father + a suffix based on the sound that the father's name ends in. Natasha's father is named Ilya, so Ily is taken. Ilya ends with a soft vowel and consists of two syllables, so the appropriate suffix is -inichna for feminine, and -ich for masculine.
So Ilya -> Ily + inichna = Ilynichna.
That's the basic structure of a patronym. Here are other patronymic suffixes:
If the father's name ends with a hard consonant that is NOT ж, ш, ч, щ, or ц (English analogs: zh, sh, ch, sch, or ts):
Masculine: -ovich
Feminine- -ovna
Example: Aleksander -> Aleksandrovich/Aleksandrovna
If the father's name ends with a soft consonant or ж, ш, ч, щ, ц:
Masculine: -evich
Feminine: -evna
Example: Dmitri -> Dmitrievich/Dmitrievna
If the father's name ends in a vowel and does NOT consist of two syllables:
Masculine: -ich
Feminine: -ichna
Example: Balaga -> Balagich/Balagichna
And, as previously shown, if the father's name ends in a vowel and consists of two syllables:
Masculine: still -ich
Feminine: -inichna
Example: Ilya -> Ilyich/Ilyinichna
LAST NAMES
There are two forms to any last name, and it basically comes down to sticking an a on the end when it's feminine.
Examples (Masculine/Feminine):
Rostov/Rostova
Kuragin/Kuragina
Bezukhov/Bezukhova
Turgenev/Turgeneva
Dolokhov/Dolokhova
The one exception I've found:
If the masculine ends with -sky then instead of -skya you add another a and make it -skaya. Like Bolkonsky/Bolkonskaya
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literalliterature · 4 years
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10 Characters, 10 Fandoms
Tagged by @quoththegayven !
So this is interesting because most of my media consumption these days is in podcast form where several of these bitches have no canon designs. I'm too shy to ask for permission to repost fanartists' work her, so for 3, 5, 7, and 9 I just used a meme of Will Smith gesturing proudly at an "Image Not Found" error message.
Everyone else is just the first decent canon image I could find dhsbbxbzbsb.
1) Jack -- Goth Western
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(Yes I named my damn self after a comic book cowgirl what about it)
2) Keg -- Critical Role
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3) Sloane -- The Adventure Zone
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4) Calamity -- Betsy Lee's No Evil
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5) Keisha Taylor -- Alice Isn't Dead
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6) Adaine Abernant -- Fantasy High
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7) Mabel Martin -- Mabel
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8) Raven -- Teen Titans (2003)
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9) Hester Wells -- Within the Wires
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10) Sofya "Sonya" Alexandrovna Rostova -- Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812
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Idk how many to tag uhhh @conartisthaiji @ohsweetflips @zevbian @charmandhex @theatricuddles and anyone else who's feelin it.
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incorrectlit · 2 years
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Natasha, blushing: Sonya, I think I’m in love! I’m so hot, and it’s hard to breathe… My heart is beating so hard…
Sonya: Motherfucker, you have Covid
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do great comet! 👀 (🎶natalie, natalie, natalie!)
My favorite female character: I have a few of them... Okay, top 3, Hélène Kuragina, Marya Dmitriyevna & Sonya Rostova. My three precious babies.
My favorite male character: Fedya Dolokhov :D I just love him and how done he was with Anatole in Preparations. Also, Manik Choksi is 👌👌👌
My favorite cast member: If I don't mention her enough, here it is: AMBER GRAY (AND ALSO BRITTAIN ASHFORD, GRACE MCLEAN & GELSEY BELL)
My favorite ship: Hehe, Marya/Hélène (Don't kill me)
A character I'd die defending: SONYA ROSTOVA, SOFYA ALEXANDROVNA ROSTOVA. I WILL STAND IN THE DARK FOR HER. I WILL STAND RIGHT OUTSIDE HER DOOR BECAUSE I LOVE HER. SHE DESERVES THE WORLD.
A character I just can't sympathize with: Anatole Kuragina... Just no. I absolutely love Lucas Steele but Anatole is just, nooo.
A character I grew to love: Marya Dmitriyevna. She's such an amazing godmother and I'd be happy if she screamed at my face. Like, I'd thank her.
My anti otp: None really. Never heard of a bad otp in this one.
(also, I see what you did there, hunny 👀👀)
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thesewers · 9 months
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I DONT THINK I EVER POSTED THIS! A little out of date but Space wap main four...
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pastfound-a · 4 years
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is this not sofya alexandrovna rostova
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lifeawoke · 4 years
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𝑪𝑯𝑨𝑹𝑨𝑪𝑻𝑬𝑹 𝑺𝑯𝑬𝑬𝑻.
repost,  don’t reblog !
basics !
FULL NAME.   наталья ильинична ростова.  or  natalya  ilyinichna  rostova. PRONUNCIATION.   nat-tahl-ya  eel-yin-eech-na  ras-tova     (     some  people  disagree,  but  i  believe  tolstoy  pronounced  the  first  ‘o’  as  unstressed,  so  it’s  a  ras     ) NICKNAME.   natasha,  nathalie,  the  cossak,  little  countess GENDER.   cis-female. HEIGHT.   5′0″  AGE.   17    -     45.  with  exceptions. ZODIAC.   capricorn. SPOKEN LANGUAGES.  russian     (     native     ),     french     (     C1     ),     english     (     B1     )
physical characteristics !
HAIR COLOR.   jet  black. EYE COLOR.   dark  brown. SKIN TONE.    fc  dependant.  always  either  pale  white  or  dark  brown. BODY TYPE.  short,  slim,  bony. ACCENT.   moscow,  russian. VOICE.    airy,  loud,  sometimes  reedy  speaking  voice.  clear,  resounding,  sweet-sounding  singing  voice.  kristina  asmus  is  used  as  a  voice  inspiration. DOMINANT HAND.  left.     POSTURE.   straight  but  not  rigid.  flat  back,  slouched  shoulders.  often  extended  back  and  neck.
SCARS.   several  from  childhood.  various  small  scars  on  her  fingers.  a  small  burn  mark  near  her  elbow
TATTOOS.   n/a     (     main     ),     her  family’s  initials  on  her  wrist,  ballerina  on  her  left  side,  flower  on  her  ankle     (     modern     ) BIRTHMARKS.   freckles  on  her  back,  a mole on her collarbone. MOST NOTICEABLE FEATURE(S).   contrasting  skin  and  hair,  strangely  thin  frame.
childhood !
PLACE OF BIRTH.   moscow,  russia.  HOMETOWN.    moscow,  russia.   BIRTH WEIGHT.   5 lbs. (preemie) BIRTH HEIGHT.    short. MANNER OF BIRTH.   natural. FIRST WORDS.   дай.     (     give     )     early talker. SIBLINGS.   vera  ilynichna  rostova,  nikolai  ilyich  rostov,  pyotr  ilyich  rostov,  sofya  alexandrovna  zaeva     (     adopted     ) PARENTS.   natalya  iosifovna  rostova     (     nee.  zaeva     ),     ilya  andreyevich  rostov. PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT.    the  rostovs  did  a  very  good  job  of  being  really  present  in  their  children’s  lives,  especially  natasha’s.  natasha  and  her  mother  in  particular  are  very  close  and  always  have  been,  which  might  have  been  hinted  at  with  their  matching  names.  neither  were  particularly  strict  so  natasha  sees  them  less  as  authority  figures  and  more  as  friends.  in  general,  the  rostov  parents  spend  a  lot  of  time  with  their  children. 
adult life !
OCCUPATION.   socialite.  CURRENT RESIDENCE.   moscow,  russia.     &     st.  petersburg,  russia.     &     otradnoye,  russia. CLOSE FRIENDS.  sofya  zaeva-rostova. RELATIONSHIP STATUS.   engaged. FINANCIAL STATUS.  lower  end  of  the  upper  class. DRIVER’S LICENSE.   yes.  ( modern ) CRIMINAL RECORD.   no. VICES.   over-indulgence,  lack  of  determination.
sex and romance !
SEXUAL ORIENTATION.   bisexual. ROMANTIC ORIENTATION.   biromantic. [ note : i am a baby and i find writing sexual stuff weird ] PREFERRED EMOTIONAL ROLE.    submissive  |  dominant  |  switch   PREFERRED SEXUAL ROLE.    submissive  |  dominant  |  switch  |  sex repulsed LIBIDO.   n/a. TURN ON’S.    n/a . TURN OFF’S.    n/a . LOVE LANGUAGE.   soft  touches,  longing  stares,  holding  hands. RELATIONSHIP TENDENCIES.    many,  short,  rushed  but  passionate
 miscellaneous !
CHARACTER’S THEME SONG.   LND    -    lily  allen HOBBIES TO PASS TIME.   singing.  dancing.  people  watching. MENTAL ILLNESSES.  ADHD.  anxiety.  situational  depression. PHYSICAL ILLNESSES.   none . LEFT OR RIGHT BRAINED.   left brained . FEARS.   being  left  behind.  not  being  happy.  SELF CONFIDENCE LEVEL.   typically  high,  except  in  moments  of  high  anxiety  or  depression. VULNERABILITIES.    too  trusting.  not  very  self-aware.  looking  far  too  deep  into  things. 
TAGGED BY:      @caetoh  i  think.  if  not  then...  one  of nina’s  blogs. TAGGING:    anyone  feeling snazzy    !
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