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| - Secret Identity was written by Cathy Hapka and was released on January 1, 2006.
- A secret identity or alter ego is often used by characters in superhero fiction, most often superheroes and supervillains, to hide their true identities.
- Secret Identity is a semi-canonical novel written by Cathy Hapka. The main character is Dexter Cross, who awakes from the Oceanic Flight 815 crash with strange gaps in his memory, a missing girlfriend, and a doppelganger stalking other survivors on the island. This is the second Lost novel and was released January 1, 2006. The front cover features Jack. This book is available as a paperback, eBook, and audio-cd, and has been translated to other languages.
- A secret identity is an element of fiction wherein a character, especially hero, develops a separate persona (usually adopting a pseudonym) while keeping their true identity hidden. To help to facilitate this, they may also apply makeup or wear a disguise (which may range from eyeglasses or a mask, to a complete costume). They may also have several types of secret identities simultaneously (such as adopted names, pen names, undercover identities and crime fighting codenames).
- A secret identity is an element of fiction wherein a character develops a separate persona (usually adopting a pseudonym), while keeping their true identity hidden. The character also may wear a disguise (ranging from glasses for a disguise, makeup or a mask, to a complete Costume). A character may have several types of secret identities simultaneously (such as adopted names, Pen names, undercover identities, and crime fighting codenames).
- its rebbeca who is gutairlur15
- Secret Identity is 2014 mystery drama film. This films stars
- A secret identity is where a character develops a separate persona, while keeping their true identity hidden. In e-wrestling, the character also may wear a disguise (ranging from make-up, a wrestling mask, complete costume, even ungroomed hair). In the case of The Boss, the character may silhoutte himself behind darkness with his true identity shadowed. In Lords of Pain Wrestling (LPW), several e-wrestlers have adopted a secret identity to reveal their true self to an adversary in shocking fashion, thus igniting a feud.
- A Secret Identity is often the alter ego of a superhero. Some are hard to believe, like its hard to believe Captain Marvel is in fact an 11 year old boy. Others are so obvious that its embarrassing that no one has noticed. Does no one but me see that Clark Kent is merely Superman with glasses? Christ, the Daily Planet staff is a bunch of idiots. Now, a secret identify gives you a normal life to go with your super hero life. You can now walk to the 7/11 without being shot at, congratulations! But it comes at a price. If anyone finds out your secret identity, you and your family are dead.
- Kal-El for example, has two different identities, one being Clark Kent, his human alter ego and the other being Superman, a superhero from the planet Krypton. He keeps the truth about his identities a secret by altering his appearance, so that people will believe they are two different persons. As Clark, he wears glasses, and he slouches, making him appear shorter. He also acts like a bit of a clumsy fool. And unlike his partner Lois Lane, he is less likely to take risks getting a story, and he may pretend to be afraid, and run off so he can transform into Superman without her or anyone else noticing.
- Even though you are a non-human, despite Hillfar's Great Law of Humanity, you continue to live in the City of Trade. You do so by maintaining a secret identity, forging documents, and wearing a disguise. Few, if any, know you aren't human. If you're a halfling or gnome, you pass as a little person or a child. If you're a half-elf, half-orc, or genasi, you disguise your non-human features. Other races use a combination of disguise and concealing clothing to hide. Your reasons for doing so are your own. Perhaps you're a dissident or the agent of a foreign power. Maybe you have a relationship with someone you cannot bear to leave. Regardless, this way of life has taken a heavy toll on you.
- Residential Suburbs Murusa is working on the interior of her home this cycle as she is on her free time. Currently she is mudding up the sheet rock by filling in the small indentations the nails made so she has a smooth surface for further mud texturizing. She idly hums a tune as she works, and she is slightly speckled with white bits of the mudding. A knock at the door comes, and then it opens as Protofire peers in "Hello. Oh, am I interrupting?" he asks pausing mid-door. Murusa steps closer, "Well I'm an honest womech, go ahead and ask what you will of me." Fade.
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| - Secret Identity was written by Cathy Hapka and was released on January 1, 2006.
- Kal-El for example, has two different identities, one being Clark Kent, his human alter ego and the other being Superman, a superhero from the planet Krypton. He keeps the truth about his identities a secret by altering his appearance, so that people will believe they are two different persons. As Clark, he wears glasses, and he slouches, making him appear shorter. He also acts like a bit of a clumsy fool. And unlike his partner Lois Lane, he is less likely to take risks getting a story, and he may pretend to be afraid, and run off so he can transform into Superman without her or anyone else noticing. Clark Kent may be his real name, but he's hardly the real person. Clark Kent is just an act, at least it was ever since he decided to be a superhero. His Superman persona represents everything he truly is, so one could say that is his true identity. With Batman, it is similar. As Bruce Wayne he portrays himself as a rich playboy, but as the Caped Crusader, his true self comes out. The concept of a secret identity is a very important to superheroes and supervillains trying to have a normal life while out of costume. Lex Luthor is a unique case however, as he doesn't have a secret identity in the traditional sense, but he is a villain, just not in the public eye. He portrays himself as a legitimate businessman at his company LexCorp, but in reality, that couldn't be further from the truth. He uses deception to fool people, and in some ways, it works better than wearing a mask.
- A secret identity or alter ego is often used by characters in superhero fiction, most often superheroes and supervillains, to hide their true identities.
- A Secret Identity is often the alter ego of a superhero. Some are hard to believe, like its hard to believe Captain Marvel is in fact an 11 year old boy. Others are so obvious that its embarrassing that no one has noticed. Does no one but me see that Clark Kent is merely Superman with glasses? Christ, the Daily Planet staff is a bunch of idiots. Now, a secret identify gives you a normal life to go with your super hero life. You can now walk to the 7/11 without being shot at, congratulations! But it comes at a price. If anyone finds out your secret identity, you and your family are dead. Lets set up a scenario. Lets say, for arguments sake, the __NOINDEX__ is the superhero alter ego of a man named Bill Tomster. Now, __NOINDEX__'s greatest enemy is The Milk Man, and the Milk Man manages to find out that __NOINDEX__ is Bill. So, Milk Man sets up a wired explosive to his wife, Charlotte's, and his kids, Tom and Jill's, house. When he gets home, they are all dead. Naturally, __NOINDEX__ is pissed and he'll never make the mistake again, but its a bit to late for anything but revenge, isn't it. Now lets step back a moment. If he had been a public hero, and every one knew who he was... Ah, shit. I hadn't thought of that. They'd just be dead sooner. I screwed up. A secret Identity is essential. God dammit.
- Secret Identity is a semi-canonical novel written by Cathy Hapka. The main character is Dexter Cross, who awakes from the Oceanic Flight 815 crash with strange gaps in his memory, a missing girlfriend, and a doppelganger stalking other survivors on the island. This is the second Lost novel and was released January 1, 2006. The front cover features Jack. This book is available as a paperback, eBook, and audio-cd, and has been translated to other languages.
- Even though you are a non-human, despite Hillfar's Great Law of Humanity, you continue to live in the City of Trade. You do so by maintaining a secret identity, forging documents, and wearing a disguise. Few, if any, know you aren't human. If you're a halfling or gnome, you pass as a little person or a child. If you're a half-elf, half-orc, or genasi, you disguise your non-human features. Other races use a combination of disguise and concealing clothing to hide. Your reasons for doing so are your own. Perhaps you're a dissident or the agent of a foreign power. Maybe you have a relationship with someone you cannot bear to leave. Regardless, this way of life has taken a heavy toll on you.
* Skill Proficiencies. Deception, Stealth
* Tool Proficiencies. Disguise kit, forgery kit
* Equipment. A disguise kit, a forgery kit, a set of common clothes, a belt pouch, 5 gp
* Lifestyle. Modest
- A secret identity is an element of fiction wherein a character, especially hero, develops a separate persona (usually adopting a pseudonym) while keeping their true identity hidden. To help to facilitate this, they may also apply makeup or wear a disguise (which may range from eyeglasses or a mask, to a complete costume). They may also have several types of secret identities simultaneously (such as adopted names, pen names, undercover identities and crime fighting codenames).
- A secret identity is an element of fiction wherein a character develops a separate persona (usually adopting a pseudonym), while keeping their true identity hidden. The character also may wear a disguise (ranging from glasses for a disguise, makeup or a mask, to a complete Costume). A character may have several types of secret identities simultaneously (such as adopted names, Pen names, undercover identities, and crime fighting codenames).
- its rebbeca who is gutairlur15
- Secret Identity is 2014 mystery drama film. This films stars
- A secret identity is where a character develops a separate persona, while keeping their true identity hidden. In e-wrestling, the character also may wear a disguise (ranging from make-up, a wrestling mask, complete costume, even ungroomed hair). In the case of The Boss, the character may silhoutte himself behind darkness with his true identity shadowed. In Lords of Pain Wrestling (LPW), several e-wrestlers have adopted a secret identity to reveal their true self to an adversary in shocking fashion, thus igniting a feud.
- Residential Suburbs Murusa is working on the interior of her home this cycle as she is on her free time. Currently she is mudding up the sheet rock by filling in the small indentations the nails made so she has a smooth surface for further mud texturizing. She idly hums a tune as she works, and she is slightly speckled with white bits of the mudding. A knock at the door comes, and then it opens as Protofire peers in "Hello. Oh, am I interrupting?" he asks pausing mid-door. Murusa looks over and smiles, "Not at all, come on in Protofire." she replies, doing one more swipe of the trowel then setting it over the mud bucket. Protofire steps in a little, glancing around "... Wow. You're pretty much rebuilding this place." he notes, moving gingerly around to avoid knocking over anything. Murusa nods, "I believe I hinted to that the last time I saw you, Protofire." she notes softly, "So what brings you by this time hm, seeing if you can snag me for some private time?" "I know. It’s still amazing to see." he then pauses, and would blush if robots could "I did actually. I wanted to ask you something. For an honest answer." he notes, pausing awkwardly. Murusa steps closer, "Well I'm an honest womech, go ahead and ask what you will of me." Protofire nods a little, optics flickering "What do you think about secret identities?" Murusa cocks her head, she hmms, "As in a disguise sort of situation where it is necessary to fool others in order to gain some sort of advantage? If it was one of our people doing it, I don't see a problem with it. A Decepticon doing it to us though I'd be annoyed by, but these things happen and should be expected." "What of for ones' safety, or for one to go out and have... fun, let's say? " Protofire asks softly, stepping up to her and putting a hand on her arm. Murusa smiles a bit, "For safety would be understandable, especially if you expect others to take a shot at you." she states. Then she pauses, "For fun? Hm. Well I suppose we all have to have our hobbies." Protofire nods again, softly as he sighs and pulls her closer, thinking hard about this decision "I have a secret identity. Well, it is not really secret. Very public. But nobody but one knows." he notes softly. "And I cannot hide it from you." Murusa smiles to you pulling her close, then looks up at your words. "Now Protofire how can it NOT be secret and yet be secret? That's just a little contradictory isn't it?" she asks with a gentle hug. "So would I know this identity that is so secret?" Protofire nods once more as he puts an arm around her shoulders "You would, yes. You speak to him quite often." he notes quietly. Then he pauses, dropping to a knee before her "I am not only Protofire, Murusa. I will get this over quickly - no more fancy words. I am also Solarix, Hierophant of this city." Murusa was about to tease something about you certainly weren't Omega by the look on her face for about two seconds, then when you drop down on the knee she gasps wondering if some sort of popping the question moment is going to happen. But that's taken over when you admit to the identity. "You are the Hierophant? Show me." Protofire flutters his wings a little bit and nods. He opens a side compartment, pulling out one of the robes of office he usually wore. And with a small thought, he focuses, his form starting to glow softly "I know that you love me, Murusa. Because you told me. And I must say to you, that I return this love fully." he notes, taking her hands. Murusa follows that hand movement, seeing those robes she gasps again. "Dear Primus." then you start to glow. Her hands grip yours, optics just staring at what she is witnessing. Protofire lowers the glow, turning it off slowly as he holds the hands and stands again "... Do you still want me, Murusa? I would understand if you do not. To be mine, would be such a dangerous thing for us both, and for the City. But I am still a mortal mech, no matter my age and position. and I still hold feelings for those around me." he notes quietly. Murusa seems to fall into you, but more precisely she drops down to just hug you tightly. "Yes, I still do." she whispers into your audio, "I'm prepared for the danger." she admits. Protofire grunts at this, but holds her tightly as his wings pull back out of the way. He murmurs "I am glad you are, Murusa. So very glad." he sounded quite relieved, relaxing further into her hold. Murusa pulls back a bit to look you in the optics. "Could I be affectionate to your other self or is that just reserved for you?" she asks. Protofire smiles "IT may raise questions if you were, as much as I'd like it. I think that Protofire is more allowed to be human than Solarix though." he admits regretfully Murusa nods lightly to this, "All right. I'll try to maintain my decorum around that side of yourself." she tells you, then gives you a light kiss on the lips. She pulls back, "Thank you for telling me." Protofire returns it with a smile "You deserve to know. And if you found out another way, you may have been mad. I am glad you accept it for the reasons I have." Murusa moves her right hand to stroke a finger over your mustache, "I accept you wanted a life outside of the one those expect a Hierophant to have." Protofire smiles at the touch, still drawn arms around her "Thank you. I was built a warrior and a leader. I still wish to go into battle, though I do promise I am /always/ careful." he notes, standing to peer at her, hand on her neck now. Murusa's left hand is idly stroking against your upper back near the wings, "You do both admirably well my love." she murmurs softly, then a little mm to your touch, "Going to get your sun all hot if you aren't careful." she smiles. The mech chuckles a little bit, fanning his wings "I can just as easily cool it off if I wished to." he notes with a playful smirk. "You're all dirty though." he tuts. Murusa takes hold of your mustache to give it the slightest of a tug, "I think you may just like that my overly clean mech." Protofire lets his head tilt with the tug, chuckling a little "Mayhaps. Being pristine all the time IS tiring after all." he notes with faux vanity, puffing his chest plate up. Murusa shifts a bit so her legs straddle your hips a bit, "I agreed." she smiles, releasing that mustache to caress a cheek with the back of her fingers, "Going on duty soon?" she asks. Protofire supports her easily and leans into the caress with a sigh "Not for a little bit, no. I have enough time to help you finish this wall though." he notes with a soft smile "IF you wouldn't mind me smudging the thing on occasion." he reaches down, dabbing his fingers in some and then tapping her forehead, leaving a mark. Murusa hmms softly, considering. She giggles to the mud on her forehead, "OH I don't know, maybe I'll have you work a little on something else." she murmurs, kissing the corner of your mouth. "Like my creators said 'all work and no fun makes you a dull womech.'" Protofire mmms and folds his wings around them both like a blanket "Indeed. I've worked too hard lately." he whispers softly "Just you and me here, quietly, enjoying each other's mere presence." Murusa shifts her body again so she's properly straddling your hips and mostly sitting on your thighs, "Mmm hmm, that's what I was thinking. Just enjoy each other. No prying optics. Just us." Protofire sits back, supporting it easily as he nods "Indeed. Just two together, no distractions. " he chuckles softly "The only two in the house at least, for now right?" he asks, wings pulling up and over their heads... Fade.
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