<strong>Question the First: What's your character's theme song?  If you can't think of one, what's their favorite song?</strong><br/><br/>Though she doesn't quite realise it, this is likely Harper's theme song, ironically by one of her favourite bands;<br/><br/>October - Broken Bells (http://youtu.be/nAyZRszhqa0)<br/><br/><strong>Question the Second: Where do you and/or your character think this story is going?  Why?</strong><br/><br/>Well I think it's shaping up to be quite the paranormal, unsung-heroes-secretly-saving-the-World-cold-as-fuck-mystery! Harper is quickly realising what she thought she knew about this situation, is merely the tip of the iceberg. Pun entirely intended.<br/><br/><strong>Question the Third: What was your character's proudest moment before ARCTICA?</strong><br/><br/>Though the observer looking in on her life might think that graduating high school with such a high GPA or perhaps surviving the gruelling training of Navy A School was Harper's proudest moment, she rather thinks it was qualifying for active service after pushing herself physically and mentally to overcome her injuries during the Alaska incident. It was an intensely private battle against her spirit and her own body (which had never let her down before) and one she thought she might lose at any moment, so to win was a victory she doesn't think she could probably ever convey to someone else.<br/><br/><strong>Question the Fourth: ...And what was their most embarrassing?</strong><br/><br/>It happened during Navy 'A' School. She was showering with the other recruits only to find afterwards that all her clothes had been removed from her locker by some mysterious tormentor, forcing her to run, sneak and dodge back through the grounds to her cabin, utterly naked and cold, to find her clothes. Harper believes she was spotted twice. It was really more like six times.