Hello everyone!

So... Hi! ;D

You can call me Cass or Cassie if you'd like. I'm seventeen this year, and I live in Singapore, a teensy little dot in the Southeast Asian region, which sadly (usually) means that I'm online during the odd hours for everyone else.

Uh, about me eh. I'm in Junior College, which is this odd two-years of school which prepares you for university. Singapore has the weirdest education, really. I love English, literature, history and linguistics, as well as theatre and sweets. I have a huge sweet tooth, heh.

Nice to meet you all, and hope we can all get along and have fun, yeah? ;D

Ohhh~ Southeast Asia region ;u;
/was born in Thailand

I love what you love so I'm going to imagine that we'll get along, ja?
Looking forward to rping with you! <3

Ahhh, really? o wo That's so cool ahah. I've never been there, but I've heard awesome things about the place, like how everyone's so friendly~

Ahah awesome! Yes, I really hope so then ;D And both Eliz and Emma work in the same block so... WOO 8D

Hello~ I'm sure it's going to be wonderful working with you. The fact you like English literature makes me want to give you the biggest hug ever /huge English nerd.

Ahaha, I love literature! And theatre. Any favourite playwrights, poets or authors?

George Orwell, though I haven't managed to read many of his books. And John Green, who's much more modern than Orwell and works with YA books. What about you?

Edit: Oh, oh, and the person who wrote the "Lady of Shalott" but I can't remember his name right now.

Ohh, I haven't read much of Orwell yet, but I've been wanting to read 1984 since forever aha. Hm, John Green? I haven't seen his works yet, but I'll check it out.

I like Emily Dickinson, and more recently (because my school's literature syllabus introduced me to her), Carol Ann Duffy. I'm a sucker for fantasy and the like, so Neil Gaiman too.

1984 is both confusing and fascinating at the same time; I'm reading it right now. I like Emily Dickinson, and Neil Gaiman is amazing.

And I figured out the guy's name! Alfred Lord Tennyson.

Hello Hungary~ nice to meet you ^^

And yes, you should definitely check out John Green's books. I love his work. My personal favorite of him is probably Looking For Alaska.

Welcome~

And I agree with Lars, check out those books <3 Looking for Alaska is my favourite too.

Anyway I look forward to rping with you~

Definitely check them out. I'm gonna be the odd duck out and say that An Abundance of Katherines is my favorite, though Looking For Alaska is a close second.