Cast Calculus

[agoraoptera]

GAISE. If you read the OP, you'll see that you can get into the OP by suggesting a GROUPING that includes yourself. Saying a trope that fits just you doesn't work for Cast Calculus. But I'm more than happy to add more GROUPS.

You, me and eli. Kismeses and one auspistice ^_^

[Qara-Xuan Zenith]

GAISE. If you read the OP, you'll see that you can get into the OP by suggesting a GROUPING that includes yourself. Saying a trope that fits just you doesn't work for Cast Calculus. But I'm more than happy to add more GROUPS.

You, me and eli. Kismeses and one auspistice ^_^

What do those words EVEN MEAN? Isla just made them up! Can I have this in tropelanguage, please?

[Victin]

GAISE. If you read the OP, you'll see that you can get into the OP by suggesting a GROUPING that includes yourself. Saying a trope that fits just you doesn't work for Cast Calculus. But I'm more than happy to add more GROUPS.

You, me and eli. Kismeses and one auspistice ^_^

What do those words EVEN MEAN? Isla just made them up! Can I have this in tropelanguage, please?

Platonic Haters (tending to enemosity) and... Uh... People that hate each other but have a friend that facilitates their living.

[Endless Sea]

GAISE. If you read the OP, you'll see that you can get into the OP by suggesting a GROUPING that includes yourself. Saying a trope that fits just you doesn't work for Cast Calculus. But I'm more than happy to add more GROUPS.

You, me and eli. Kismeses and one auspistice ^_^

What do those words EVEN MEAN? Isla just made them up! Can I have this in tropelanguage, please?

Actually, it's from Homestuck.

...Is there a trope called "Token Insane Teammate"? I can't access tvtropes at the moment, so I can't exactly check.

[Dryunya]

There are tropes for Token Good, Token Evil, Token Non-Human, and Token Yuri Girls.

Take your pick, and I feel that I should remind you that this forum has a serious lack of Yuri Girls.

[Qara-Xuan Zenith]

There are tropes for Token Good, Token Evil, Token Non-Human, and Token Yuri Girls.

Take your pick, and I feel that I should remind you that this forum has a serious lack of Yuri Girls.

*headfloor*

[H22]

There are tropes for Token Good, Token Evil, Token Non-Human, and Token Yuri Girls.

Take your pick, and I feel that I should remind you that this forum has a serious lack of Yuri Girls.

I'm sure I'd fit into Token Evil.

[Scarab]

There are tropes for Token Good, Token Evil, Token Non-Human, and Token Yuri Girls.

Take your pick, and I feel that I should remind you that this forum has a serious lack of Yuri Girls.

Uh... No.

(I mean, no offence girls you're awesome and I <3 you and all but... um... squick.)

[Endless Sea]

Token Evil, I guess. I do wish I could still access tvtropes...

[JRPictures]

Token Evil, I guess. I do wish I could still access tvtropes...

Why can't you access it?

[Endless Sea]

I'll just say "circumstances outside my control" and leave it at that.

[Qara-Xuan Zenith]

So some discussion in the chatroom about the genetics passed on to the rest of us from Adell and Isla prompted me to investigate further, via Punnett Square.

Punnett Square.png (44.18 KiB) Viewed 5078 times

(Note that the assumptions I made re: dominance are based on what is logically possible. If necessary, I can explain further on each of those decisions. Also, I disregarded the question of Y-linked traits because while of these traits, Mod-ness is only displayed by males, it is not displayed by ALL the males here. I also ignored the possibility of one trait being coded for with a number of genes providing a spectrum, or the issues of incomplete dominance and co-dominance, because that would have made this Square even more hell to draw than it already was.)

Edit: for some reason, the textbox with the key isn't totally visible. What it says is: C/c represents chatmod (dominant) / not-chatmod (recessive); M/m represents not-mod (dominant) / mod (recessive); H/h represents human (dominant) / fox (recessive).

[H22]

So some discussion in the chatroom about the genetics passed on to the rest of us from Adell and Isla prompted me to investigate further, via Punnett Square.

Punnett Square.png

(Note that the assumptions I made re: dominance are based on what is logically possible. If necessary, I can explain further on each of those decisions. Also, I disregarded the question of Y-linked traits because while of these traits, Mod-ness is only displayed by males, it is not displayed by ALL the males here. I also ignored the possibility of one trait being coded for with a number of genes providing a spectrum, or the issues of incomplete dominance and co-dominance, because that would have made this Square even more hell to draw than it already was.)

Edit: for some reason, the textbox with the key isn't totally visible. What it says is: C/c represents chatmod (dominant) / not-chatmod (recessive); M/m represents not-mod (dominant) / mod (recessive); H/h represents human (dominant) / fox (recessive).

*Loves Punnetts. Particularly this one*

[Adell]

So some discussion in the chatroom about the genetics passed on to the rest of us from Adell and Isla prompted me to investigate further, via Punnett Square.

Punnett Square.png

(Note that the assumptions I made re: dominance are based on what is logically possible. If necessary, I can explain further on each of those decisions. Also, I disregarded the question of Y-linked traits because while of these traits, Mod-ness is only displayed by males, it is not displayed by ALL the males here. I also ignored the possibility of one trait being coded for with a number of genes providing a spectrum, or the issues of incomplete dominance and co-dominance, because that would have made this Square even more hell to draw than it already was.)

Edit: for some reason, the textbox with the key isn't totally visible. What it says is: C/c represents chatmod (dominant) / not-chatmod (recessive); M/m represents not-mod (dominant) / mod (recessive); H/h represents human (dominant) / fox (recessive).

...

wut.

[JackAlsworth]

You know, I think that was my initial impression verbatim.

Qara, your skills with punnetry are commendable.