So I should be knitting, but nope, defining color-moods for Alexander’s contacts.
I don’t know that a lot of these are going to be specifically accurate. At least I hope it’s close, but I’m just going with a page I found way back on what color is defined as what mood. (I’m going to have to change the colors from previous art of mine if they don’t match this.) The contacts can possibly change to any color or shade, but if there’s no basic “this color means this” table, than no one would really be able to tell if they would be working or not. Though I’m not saying any of this table is “set in stone,” as sometimes colors can be described in different ways for a mood… But this is also to somewhat limit/decode the abilities of the mood contacts as I see fit, as well as perhaps increasing my own ability to focus on a mood directly in my writing.
“In moments the contacts reflected a black void in his being, filled with an intimidating cruelness sulking in the shadows of his vague thoughts, awaiting the right moment to cut down anyone brave enough to question his vulgar disposition or actions influenced by it.”
Sounds much better than this, in my opinion (and it’s still even my writing): “his contacts changed from (color) to black because he didn’t want to be bothered with his current attitude.”
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