Serah

Serah is a manipulative character, and one that will often try and mislead or tease information out of others.
To this end, I have a few ways of writing her explained below. Let me know if you have a preference!

- Full-Fledged:
In this style, all of Serah's thoughts would be included in roleplay. An example of meeting someone:
'She looked at the boy, reading into his behaviors and small mannerisms for a moment - her face painted with controlled curiosity, careful not to let her eyes linger too long, or to allow her behavior to indicate too forward of a look at him. "That's an interesting game!" She chimed, smiling at the object in his hands and shifting her eyes back up to him. "What is it?" Her tone shifted more to one of simple inquiry, as she'd glance and keep sight of the object - should he talk about it - or him, if the boy declined. Earning trust first and foremost was a matter of pleasantries, but not so much - overdo it, and you raise alarms. And he had something she needed to know, after all.'

- Detailed:
For this style, Sybil's thoughts and behaviors are somewhat explained, though to a lesser extent. The same example as above in this style:
'She briefly looked the boy over, noting his small behaviors and mannerisms as she brought her attention back up to him. "That's an interesting game!" She spoke, with a friendly smile but not being overly forward. The woman returned her attention to it, as if to naturally move his focus towards the thing. "What is it?" She seemed interested, and spoke at a less excited tenor than before. Keeping her focus on it were he to answer the question, Sybil considered her actions to remain neutral for now. Of course, the boy's refusal or a shift in another direction would have her return to focus on him as he spoke.'

- Controlled:
In this style, Sybil's personal thoughts are not included, and her behaviors are more at a base level. Same example againL
'She briefly looked the boy over, curious about the thing he was toying with and bringing her attention back up to him as she spoke, "That's an interesting game!" She seemed genuine, with a friendly smile. "What is it?" The young woman glanced back to it, and would keep her focus there as he explained - or return it to him, were the child to respond otherwise.'