>>3387826
Very glad to help!
>their faces
hipsters (the bearded ones, the multicolored hair ones, piercings, hippies, feminists)
latinos
blacks (male & female)
old hippies/cat ladies
>their ideals
they want "inclusion", "fairness," to "be heard" their opinions [ironically not their own, but leave that aside] to be respected and count for something
they want their experiences to mean something to someone, anyone who will listen and respect them
they want to have some effect in their life (action and make an impact in the world)
>their fears
they are afraid they are useless
they are afraid that they are impotent, except their rage & violence
they are deeply afraid of failure in life
(having to live with parents b/c they cannot afford life on their own and are saddled with enormous college debt)
they are afraid of being alone
(the D's have so atomized society that everyone is relegated to smaller and smaller identity groups)
they are afraid for their future
(enormous debt and the responsibility to pay it off - lack of job prospects to do that)
they are afraid of their fellow citizens
(partially due to the atomization of identities/groups - they actually fear violence from us, while they are prepare to be violent to us)
they are afraid that they are going to be victimized if R's control government
(they actually have a physically-felt reaction of fear when someone disagrees with them - like a physical attack on their person)
>their hopes
they hope they can pay off their debt
they hope they can have as good a life as their parents
they hope they can make their mark on history
they hope they are smart, savvy, intelligent and successful
(not unlike us or any normal person)
they hope they are in the "correct" group
(identity politics and atomization makes this very, very stressful)
they hope to be loved for who they are
(they don't know who they are)
they hope they are taken seriously, like an adult
(they are grown children and think & behave as such)
>their dreams
to do well in life
to not be alone
to be successful, respected and loved
As far as using images/personages to use - I just looked up different groups (black women, latino couple, annoyed woman, confused man, etc) and used either stock photographs (with no branding/watermark) or real-life photos online. Then those are used to speak to that group - it will be coming from a familiar face. I looked up phrases for each group
>who you callin' a bot?!?
kek
Here are a few examples from different themes. Other anons probably have better and can show you more.
I like the mascot one - that's very good, although I would change it to "our mascot" instead of "their mascot" since that seems like it is coming from one's own peer-group.
Hope this helps!