I'm here. Nowhere.

Backtagging: Sure.

Threadjacking: Depends on the situation. Let's discuss it beforehand.

Fourthwalling: It depends on the situation, but it'll more than likely be a yes.

Threadhopping: Sure.

Offensive Subjects: I'm not easily offended. If you're worried, talk to me beforehand.

 

Hugging: You can try, but Mark isn't a huge fan of being touched by people he doesn't know unless he initiates it.

Kissing: Probably won't work out without some CR.

Flirting: Go for it. Mark's pretty oblivious, so he probably won't notice what your character is trying to do. When/if he does, he'll get flustered and awkward and it'll be hilarious.

Injuries: Go for it! Small injuries are fine without discussions, but major injuries are something that should be at least briefly discussed beforehand.

Death: Let's talk about it first.

Fighting: Mark's not a fighter and will do what he can to keep from getting into one. However, he's tougher than he looks. He dealt with a constantly relapsing and desperate man for several months, taking hit after hit and occasionally striking back. He can take a beating pretty well for a dorky looking guy like himself.

Psychics and telepaths: They definitely have permission to see things/read Mark's mind. As long as it's discussed briefly with me beforehand, then go for it. He keeps a lot of things to himself, so this should make for some interesting interactions.

 

Notes: Mark is normally pretty laid back and kind, but he's also the kind that pushes things down as deep as he can. If it becomes too much for him to bear, his temper will rise to the surface and he will strike out. His temper can be pretty fearsome and he's been known, on the rare occasions where he has actually lost his temper, to strike out physically and verbally. He's a depressed and anxious man with a fear of storms so bad that he can barely function. He's also been known to force himself to stay awake for days on in and skip meals in order to work on his films. Mark's also really bad at taking care of himself due to the fact that he constantly puts others before his own well being.