What does the world think about the creation of an objective character?
The artist says: A realistic portrait with varying degrees of idealistic escapism, she will be drawn in a style that denotes nothing but my envisioning of her character, with defining brush techniques to convey idea across.
The novelist writes: her character will be elaborated such that all of her traits would be manifested throughout the novel itself. From literary characterizations to juxtapositions, and the way she interacts with the literary world, and to a certain degree, the heart of the readers.
The movie producer: She will be every way appealing to her fans. A character no more than a caricature of her fan's innermost desires. The epitome of youth, beauty and vitality, she will bring integration and fame to my storyboard.
The infatuated geeky boyfriend- she will be the perfect girlfriend of this world. Her dress sense and style will tug at the heartstrings of every hot-blooded male. I will bestow create her profile and add a photoshop-ed photo on facebook. Oh, make it known the fact that she's still a virgin.
The critic: escapism! escapism! escapism! The objective character does not exist, and all notions to create a fictional human is no more than whims of a deranged mind. She will end up just being the perfect illusion to the masses- beans to that.
Says the philosopher: an idealistic tend to perfection, an innate desire of man is to create an objective personality, as part of the curious capability of sapience in man. Coupled with appropriate manifestations, we will see to the integrated creation of man himself.
Says the engineering scientist: Wait till we fully decrypt the human genome and perfect MO theroy. We would then by the means of bioengineering and carbon reconstruction, recreate a system congruent to man. The advent of robotics to its highest degree.
Says the religiously devout: stay away from forces that may sway you from your consecration with God. The objective character plays role as a double edged sword, mean to bring us a step into the meaning of creation, yet potentially bringing us to a step of illusion and fantasy, of pride and denial of the goodness that is amongst us.
Says Jelemsei Dejengski: I know I know, but fu*k all that. This sounds deranged enough for me, lets rock.
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