Reusing Plastic Bottles

Something else neat, or not, depending on your opinion of the character... (background info first!) I am very imaginative and can come up with intricate details for my own worlds, but whenever I read something of someone else's, I have a very hard time visualizing the images in my mind's eye. Spacial perceptions in stories I'm reading are very confused, too. Long ago I figured out I either had to borrow the pieces I needed from things I knew, or be constantly lost and take forever to get through a book. So I tend to borrow settings, characters, and so on for the things that constantly shifted in my mind during reading. In other words, I have people I know/have seen before playing roles in my mind for the characters, and I borrow settings too.

For example, the first couple Harry Potter books were very difficult for me, because I had no clear idea how the author thought things should look nor how to imagine them myself, and so even when I had "actors," they shifted around a lot. But then the movies came out and I saw them and suddenly it was very clear and the books became easy to read.

Anyway, back on point... I saw your picture in PanGaia one day and then I read Harry Potter 3 afterwards. When I got to the point where Professor Trelawney was introduced, I needed someone to play that role, and there was no one else yet. I thought you bore a resemblance to what I thought the author intended, so I put you in playing that role! To this day, even after seeing the movie with the actress they got for that role, I still put you in that role when her character shows up in the books. (Didn't know, of course, that she would turn out to become a drunk. And when I initially chose you for her role, I didn't know she was a fraud, either.)

I think you're the only real person, aside from actors and actresses, to have such a position. :-)

I'm really, really glad that I don't have actual ForeSight.

What about fivesight? ;-)

Um... no. What is fivesight? I thought I was just punning.