Aw, I’m glad it worked on your computer, love. 

We all have tiny headcanons about our characters that are sometimes difficult to keep track of, and sometimes we don’t have to remember them all. However, if you want to keep track of even the smallest things, there are a couple of ways of doing them. I would consider compiling the information somewhere that you can easily access it and reference it when you need to. If you have a few characters, it may be a good idea to create an “about” page on each character’s account. You can have their biography on that page, along with any details that you feel are relevant. You can easily add things to the list, and it could be like a fun trivia type page for others to look at as well. If you have several characters and you think it would be too much work to have separate pages on each account, perhaps try making a page with all of your characters, the biography of each character, and the details you would like to remember (you can even do both of these options). Checking your biography often is also important, we all tend to forget what we initially wrote for a character, but the more you refresh yourself on the biography, the more you will remember it. As for a way to remember things in general, that would just be an issue of memory and memorization, I guess. You could possibly do some memory exercises or something along those lines. You probably don’t have a problem with remembering things, it may just be that all of your characters are sometimes hard to keep track of. I’ll give you a few helpful links for general help with remembering things, though, just in case.

• How to Remember Things (Psychology Today)
• How to Improve Your Memory (Discovery Health)
• Memory Loss: 7 Tips to Improve Your Memory (Mayo Clinic) 
• How to Improve Your Memory (Help Guide)
• How to Train Your Mind to Remember Anything (CNN)

Unfortunately, Hollywood roleplays get a bit of a bad rap, and there are quite a few out there that you will likely have to compete with. 

I would recommend putting work into your graphics, make them different from the general layout that Hollywood roleplays use. Your plot is also plays a huge role in getting people to apply. Most Hollywood roleplays I see are about scandals, some type of reality show, or are completely ship driven, something along those lines. I would try to stray away from that, or put an interesting spin on the typical plots. I would also invest a lot of time in your biographies, make the characters in-depth personalities. If they are based on real people, you can either stick to reality or create personalities and details about their lives based on what they know. If you are creating new characters, then try to stay away from the usual stereotypes for celebrities in Hollywood. 

• 3. Probably Logan Lerman because he seems cool, or maybe the guy that plays Andy in Parks and Rec because he’s hilarious.
• 5. I just answered that here.
• 6. Answered.
• 14. Also answered.
• 21. Of course I know who Kermit is. Fun fact: my aunt has a stuffed Kermit that talked that I used to be obsessed with.

A headcanon is something regarding your character that has not happened in canon, that is not specified or has not been addressed. As an independent player, you may have headcanons regarding your character, such as the school they attended as a child, an event that happened in their past, etc. It would be something that has not necessarily occurred in gameplay but that you have decided is canon. 

I hope this makes sense, if not, I can try to clarify that for you.

Here are a few:

• Karen Gillan
• Kate Mara
• Julianne Moore
• Charlotte Hegele
• Bryce Dallas Howard
• Marcia Cross
• Julianne Nicholson
• Emma Stone (though her eyes are closer to blue than green)
• Jessica Chastain (she has bluish green eyes)
• Alyson Hannigan (also has bluish green eyes)
• Scarlett Johansson (she doesn’t always have red hair though)

I love Marquez, but I’ve never read that particular work. I an do a bit of research and try to come up with a playlist for you!

That would depend on why your character is shy, what their personality is like, etc.

• Perhaps their family is going through financial problems and they spend a lot of time to themselves, they don’t speak to other people much, and they have trouble getting close to others because they’re concerned about being judged. To go along with that secret, perhaps they have a night job somewhere and they don’t have time to spend with friends because they’re helping their family financially.
• They might have self esteem issues stemming from a difficult home life. Perhaps they have a parent that is verbally abusive and as a result they have low self esteem, and it makes it difficult for them to establish friendships and relationships.
• They might be addicted to the internet, drugs, or alcohol. (If they are addicted to the internet, they might make better interpersonal connections with people through the web.)
• They may have a stutter or some type of speech impediment that they are very self conscious of, and it makes it difficult for them to speak to others.
• They may just have some type of condition, whether it be clinically diagnosed emotional detachment/numbness or avoidant personality disorder.

If none of these are helpful, I can try to come up with a few others for you. As always, if you decide to go with anything involving any type of clinically diagnosed disorder, do your research. I would also recommend looking at this post on overcoming shyness for an idea of what things may make someone shy and how they would go about coping with it, to better understand such a character and build a secret around that.

grey face, are you okay? obviously I look like lea.

I most certainly can, I’ll add it to my list, dear.

I think Candice is a lovely FC, but the following might fit what you’re looking for: