Loyal Happy people are pretty exciting to be around. I often think of them as the eager go-getter, truly wanting to help and make things better.
Often times, this character is an assistant of some kind. Anything from an office secretary to a hero's sidekick. This person follows orders and can be seen as a lynch pin to making plans succeed.
What is beautiful is that the two traits tend to feed off of each other. Their happiness makes them want to be loyal, and their loyalty makes them happy. With a good partner, this personality can last indefinitely.
That said, this personality can also be quite fragile. If the cycle is broken (e.g. what if their loyalty results in betrayal), can the character maintain the personality? This also leads to the other question: should they? It is not a simple matter by any means, but it is a question to ask yourself and seek your own answers. It will also be a topic handled in a future post.
About Me
- Kevin Bahler
- I am a writer. A writer is one who writes. By the same logic, I am also a thinker, an observer, and a puzzle solver. I am a graduate from the State University of New York at Cortland with a degree in Professional Writing. The idea of the program is that one studies all three aspects of writing as a whole: Creative Writing, Technical Writing, and Rhetoric. The knowledge I have gained in those subjects is put to use in every aspect of my life. The worst thing a person can be is boring. I am most interested in people who can pique my interests. An example is people who can correctly use the word 'pique'.
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