inigo todd 20 m

Despite looking like the type of person who would rather keep to himself than hang out with people, Inigo is actually pretty sociable. He isn't too picky about friends—usually those who he takes a liking to (and vice versa) fall under the category. Of course, they would have to put up with his snarkiness, bluntness, and perfectionism, but those also act as weapons against him (e.g., teasing him). They needn't worry about making Inigo too upset and breaking off the friendship. The only thing that would bring him to do so is if the person intentionally badly hurts him or one of his closer friends. No one except his fellow vigilante friend knows him as Fennec, and he doesn't plan to tell any of his other friends.

Inigo possibly has them, even if he happens to be aligned with the "middleman" faction. (He wouldn't be surprised if there were people who hated those in the Association simply for being aligned with it.) He primarily considers criminals to be enemies, though those he suspects of corruption may also fall under this category unless he determines them innocent. As Fennec, those who are defeated by him and his vigilante friend will likely view him as an enemy (and vice versa). The same goes for those who do not think highly of vigilantes and wish to stop them.

He's been in a few relationships, none which lasted for more than a couple of months. Gender doesn't matter so much; instead, the person must have one key trait: intelligence. Inigo is much more attracted to those who love learning and sharing their knowledge with others—bonus points if they love world history and/or trivia. It isn't impossible for someone of average intelligence to enter a long-time relationship with him, but it'll be difficult to maintain if the person isn't willing to become "less ignorant" (as Inigo puts it). If Inigo feels that he can trust his lover—that the relationship will be a long-lasting one—he'll tell them his identity. Of course, if he quits being a vigilante before that happens, then he'll take his secret to the grave.

PLOTS ARE NOT MY FRIEND SO FORGIVE ME IF I'M BAD AT COMING UP WITH IDEAS... Anyway, I only have two ideas at the moment: First, it'd be neat if Fennec faced opposition, either from a criminal or someone who believes crime should be left to law enforcement. (Or both. Both is good, too.) Second, a rival vigilante would be appreciated, as Inigo could probably use competition from someone he isn't on friendly terms with. (Where that relationship goes is something we'll have to discuss.) Other than those, I'm pretty open to ideas, so throw them at me!