ヽ(´ー｀)ﾉ :What calms your muse down?

(Quiet and solitude, mostly. My Kaito does like going out to rooftops at night for the peace. When he has someone he trusts, then hugs, general physical comfort, and that one person’s company. And I do mean he has to trust them, else he’s more likely to hide that he needs to get calm than let them help, and it’s the same sort of mentality if there’s more people. If he needs to get calm, then by that time, he doesn’t want a crowd, and doesn’t want people to see him. Idle movement wouldn’t calm him, but it does help get rid of pent up energy, especially nervousness or stress, and is a good sign he’s trying to calm down if he’s not in a position to do it his normal way.

(Of course, he only does that as Kaito, so if he’s Kid and has that same energy, he’d be tense as all heck. If he’s in a situation where he needs to calm down as Kid, it’s more likely he won’t until he’s alone, or the only person around is someone he can try relaxing around.))

(　´Д｀)ﾉ(´･ω･`)　ﾅﾃﾞﾅﾃﾞ:Does your muse pat others on the head? If not, do they get pat on their head?

(Kaito’s not really the type to pat people on the head. Maybe children, in a ‘good job’ sort of situation, but normally no. When he’s comfortable with people, he’ll make casual contact, but otherwise, he really doesn’t touch people directly too often. Most people don’t pat his head either, and he’d probably find it strange if they did at random. Whether or not he’d be okay with it depends.)

(ﾟ⊿ﾟ) :Is your muse in denial a lot?

(Hmm… In some ways. Yes, but things he’d be in denial about… his opinion’s changed. He held is father in much to high of regard, and that regard carried over when he found out about Kid, and took hold in the area of magic. He’s tried to make his choice to become a thief just, and he didn’t like magic being compared to something underhanded. Basically he’s denied that he’s doing anything too bad, but the longer he’s Kid, the harder it is to defend himself. He has good reasons, everyone would be on his side, but events that have happened make him wonder whether if he’s doing more permanent harm than good. He’s also in denial that he has some serious emotional issues and that he’s lonely. Technically the whole ‘I have to do this’ is a huge denial he can’t even see, if you think too much about it.

But it’s up to interpretation whether that’s ‘a lot’ of denial or not. It’s an underlying problem, so it’s not something that comes to the surface much.)