Character creation question?

Dude. Yes. Okay. It's time for me to feel helpful. 8D

I have a pair of conjoined twins (or perhaps I should say that I did, because now I only play Peregrine Lyons and Clover plays Tallulah Lyons (and here's my original app for Tallulah, in case that's helpful)) so I know answers to questions you haven't even asked about this yet. XD So here's what's I was told when I made mine:

If you want to RP them as two separate people, then you will need two separate bios. That means that if you want to write from BOTH of their perspectives or if you want them to have separate entries into the Reaping or if they're in the Games and you want them to have separate attacks... you need to write individual bios for each of them.

If you only want to write from the perspective of one of them, then you may make a single bio. In that case the other twin becomes an NPC (you cannot write as them or enter them into the Reaping, etc), because technically you're only making ONE of them.

No matter how close you are with someone, you will still have different opinions and will see events from a different perspective. (Even the closest of siblings will have a different take on a shared history. I have a trio of siblings on site and Aesop Bloom's history was written very seriously, Napoleon Bloom's with sarcasm and humor, and Calliope Bloom's from a post-tragedy viewpoint.) Maybe one of them passes a test in school and the other fails. Maybe one feels confident when they speak and the other is shy. Maybe one has a particularly nice smile and the other feels self-conscious about theirs. Little things can make a big difference, otherwise they really would be exactly the same character... and what the point of creating the same character twice? :P It seems harder at first, but in the end it will make writing their posts much easier if they are well-defined characters. ^^

If nothing else, for the sake of the Librarian's sanity, all characters MUST have separate bios. Otherwise keeping track of all the characters on site would be even more difficult than it already is.