13. How do they greet the world — what is their typical attitude towards life? How does it differ in different circumstances, or towards different subjects? Why do they take these attitudes, and why do they change? How do these tend to be expressed?

Generally, Roxanne is an optimistic realist. She knows the world can be dark but she genuinely believes in the strength of humanity and that in the end what is right and just will triumph. In the specific, she has little faith in people not to be horrible assholes. Her work as a journalist has jaded her both with the horrible attitudes and prejudices of her coworkers and the insanity of behavior she’s seen from the public. She always tries to bit her tongue and take these things in stride with a smile. 

This is one of the reasons she enjoys her time with Megamind. She doesn’t have to wear a fake smile around him. She is always in desperate need of someone to take out her frustrations and sass on. Mostly because being labeled a bitch at work would have serious complications.

14. What do they care deeply about? What kind of loyalties, commitments, moral codes, life philosophies, passions, callings, or spirituality and faith do they have? How do these tend to be expressed?

Roxanne has always sought out the underdog stories and to expose corruption. One of her first passion projects was to expose the double standards in the public school for students of different backgrounds. She feels very strongly in the to have public spaces and affordable education. She rarely is given leave to report on the interests she wants, but she always does everything she can to support and report on the places of learning and public recreation in the city. Feeling that many of the issues in the city could be healed through getting people on more even footing through education and pay.

Faith wise… she’s undecided. She’s explored a lot of options but can’t settle on one. Her parents were Christian, but she’s leaned more towards spiritual in general. Not having found a fit in either Buddhism or Daoism.