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<p>Created page with &quot;{{Question |QuestionFaqPage={{subst:#cargo_query: tables=FAQPages |fields= concat(FAQPages._pageName) |where=Link LIKE &#039;https://kelesis.dreamwidth.org/6083.html%&#039;}} |Link=https://kelesis.dreamwidth.org/6083.html?thread=7860931#cmt7860931 |Topics= |AskedBy=opposed |DateAsked=2025-09-05 |QuestionText=Asking the question here so potential applicants can see:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Does an Imprint require positive feelings towards someone? Can it be between tw...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Question<br /> |QuestionFaqPage=Test Drive Meme - September 2025/Event FAQ<br /> |Link=https://kelesis.dreamwidth.org/6083.html?thread=7860931#cmt7860931<br /> |Topics=<br /> |AskedBy=opposed<br /> |DateAsked=2025-09-05<br /> |QuestionText=Asking the question here so potential applicants can see:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Does an Imprint require positive feelings towards someone? Can it be between two people antagonizing each other/beefing/hating each other? Or does it only require a connection? Looking at the FAQ: &lt;i&gt;Imprinting cannot be forced. Tying two foes together will not guarantee that they will come out of it friendlier towards one another (unless they bond over a mutual dislike of the experience...). The physical contact that begins the process has to be voluntary, and both parties have to not be repulsed by it.&lt;/i&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;So if two people don&#039;t like each other but are forced into some kind of cooperation necessitating mutual contact (that isn&#039;t repulsed), could something potentially still be formed? Asking because I love mess. <br /> |DateAnswered=2025-09-07<br /> |AnswerText=We are always in support of mess.... So yes, a circumstance like that could totally lead to an imprint.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Characters don&#039;t have to like one another for an imprint to form. Antagonizing can be a form of connection, an odd investment, or an interest. A brief tolerance, or recognition of necessity, or a guard being lowered just long enough... there&#039;s plenty of room for an imprint to slip in when contact is made. So long as one (or both) parties aren&#039;t repulsed by the contact, completely against it- an imprint can form. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;(Of course, if the players would prefer an imprint &lt;i&gt;doesn&#039;t&lt;/i&gt; happen under similar circumstances, it can be avoided, the connection too tenuous. But it&#039;s certainly possible for the characters to end up tied together.)<br /> }}</div>

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