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Thanks for this! I can’t check it out right this moment, but I’ll try to get to it tomorrow. Probably will be after eleven though, since I have rowing class in the morning.
So I watched it, and I’d say it does fit Chase.
About the vacuum, I never intended, when I first created Chase for him to be so dark. Originally, he was just a simple kid with powers who was trying to conquer the shadow of his past. His story was much lighter and more happy back then than now. Once joining the rp he currently is in, I began digging deeply into his character, and he changed. He morphed into what he is now. While it’s different than what he was originally intended to be, it’s more Chase than anything.
If Chase knew he was tearing others down, he’d try to change. He thinks by doing what he does, the saving Marcel, the trying to distance himself from Callista and Fynn, he’s helping them, not harming. If he knew he was, he’d be lost for a while, and whether he’d search for help or try to figure it out at first on his own, idk.
It’d be fun to try and explore that in the rp.
I’m glad the video gave you some ideas!
I don’t think Chase harms anyone. Marcel was frustrated with him when he left, but he didn’t leave because he was egregiously hurt, he left because Chase didn’t seem to put any effort into the interaction. Chase gets too hung up on his own dark vibes and believes people will leave him, which ends up being a self-fulfilled prophecy. It’s hard to make friends if you’re convinced you can’t, ya know? So the only person Chase hurts is himself.