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Three characters drawn genderbent. Meet Louis, Ron, and Glenda. Figure out who they are. ^_~

I will tell you this: Glenda has a unhealthy obsession with Louis, and even though Louis cares about her he is not in love with her. Ron does love her, despite the frown upon his face (that's just how is character is, he doesn't smile much). Glenda is very flirty and manipulative. She uses her charm on boys and men. She is also conscious of her appearance and her status. Because she came from a well to do family (a family with money) with lenient parents, she's rather spoiled. She likes nice things and can be a gold digger, especially towards those whom she doesn't care about (much at all if any). She is vivacious, is a socialite, and can be rude. She is very jealous of Petra. She is in love with the idea of Louis, because she really doesn't know him as much as she thinks she does.
She has Histrionic Personality Disorder.

Louis is with Petra (who is not drawn because I did not know how I wanted to draw her). The two are happily married and love each other very much (Petra is far from the usual girl). He is a gentleman and comes from a very wealthy family that is close knit. Louis has feelings for Glenda (is emotionally involved with her) to add to the confusion, but it's not true love. He is attracted to her, simply that and he hardly puts up with Glenda (though fortunately for her, she has Petra wrapped around her fingers). He is not a business man, despite his family background. While Glenda likes being wealthy, Louis doesn't care about his wealth. He could just be a normal somebody and he'd be satisfied... What I mean is that he would rather make it on his own than have help. He has pride. He wants to stand on his own and prove himself a man.

Ron is a Don Juan (he's suave). He is considered to be a cad. Even though people (mostly women) find him charming, he is hard and unscrupulous. He is the family black sheep and he was disowned by his own family (they had cut him off). He is friends with the underdogs of society though he tries to impress the other classes. He's good friends with a Mistress, that is he is good friends with his bottom bitch (yes, a prostitute). He parties with these people. He is good to women, believe it or not... He impresses the ladies by buying them things and being supportive when their husbands aren't there to. He is good to widows, too. Nevertheless, he is a tough lover... And Glenda should know this better than anyone else. He doesn't believe in causes, or so he claims. He is not religious due to his past experiences. He has a dark sense of humor and he's known for mocking. He loves Glenda... And he hates her obsession with Louis. He is a self-made man and is very wealthy.
He has Borderline Personality Disorder (and maybe Antisocial Personality Disorder). His mood swings can get out of control, where he either results to drinking or going on a rampage, or both. Yes. he has a mean streak and he is often bent on getting what he wants.

Ron is a friend of Louis's family, or an acquaintance turned friend. He is not related to Louis, unlike in other life times. Glenda is actually younger than Louis and Ron is older than Louis. Glenda is not much of a lady, but Ron is not really a true gentleman (more like he is manipulative himself). Ron served in the armed forces and was a Naval Captain. He is street savvy and knows a lot about ships and the sea. He has his own ships. He can see right through Glenda and does not fall for her tricks. He's madly in love with her, despite her bad behavior because he believes that they are not much different from each other. While Louis and Petra put up with Glenda, Ron is a tough lover and makes an example out of her... What I am saying is he does not put up much with her shit. She's always snooping around to see Louis and flirts with him constantly, and Ron does not take embarrassment well. Louis could never make Glenda happy, despite Glenda's beliefs... The two of them are different. Louis is a miserable man who is happy with Petra (his world), he will settle with what he can get as long as there is honor involved in it. Glenda wants more and Ron can provide the lifestyle she craves. However, because of her obsession with Louis, Glenda takes Ron for granted and pushes him away when he tries to get close.

If you cannot already tell, this is a past life. A past life I had given them. It is an idea, nothing more.
Past lives can suck, not everything is all happy. Glenda is promiscuous and the time line molded her behavior. It does not help that Louis leads Glenda on, making the poor girl believe that they have a chance. He tells her that he loves her, but he won't leave Petra. Ron seethes with anger towards Louis's wish-washy relationship with Glenda. Her feelings for Louis are childish, that is she really does not love him. She thinks she does, because she does not understand love all too well.

Alright... Since Family Guy is into parodies, you know that this is one, too. Also, they hardly change the appearance of their characters...as if we look anything like our past selves. So, as for this genderbend... I went by the "Valentine's Day in Quahog" episode for Glenda, and the episode "Stu and Stewie's Excellent Adventure" for Ron. As for Louis, I tried to keep the similarities that his female self has, but also have some masculinity...

My artwork sucks. I was too lazy to give backgrounds yet I was not sure what I wanted for backgrounds.
If you want to take this idea and or color this, feel free to.

Family Guy(c) Seth MacFarlane

Description
Three characters drawn genderbent. Meet Louis, Ron, and Glenda. Figure out who they are. ^_~

I will tell you this: Glenda has a unhealthy obsession with Louis, and even though Louis cares about her he is not in love with her. Ron does love her, despite the frown upon his face (that's just how is character is, he doesn't smile much). Glenda is very flirty and manipulative. She uses her charm on boys and men. She is also conscious of her appearance and her status. Because she came from a well to do family (a family with money) with lenient parents, she's rather spoiled. She likes nice things and can be a gold digger, especially towards those whom she doesn't care about (much at all if any). She is vivacious, is a socialite, and can be rude. She is very jealous of Petra. She is in love with the idea of Louis, because she really doesn't know him as much as she thinks she does.
She has Histrionic Personality Disorder.

Louis is with Petra (who is not drawn because I did not know how I wanted to draw her). The two are happily married and love each other very much (Petra is far from the usual girl). He is a gentleman and comes from a very wealthy family that is close knit. Louis has feelings for Glenda (is emotionally involved with her) to add to the confusion, but it's not true love. He is attracted to her, simply that and he hardly puts up with Glenda (though fortunately for her, she has Petra wrapped around her fingers). He is not a business man, despite his family background. While Glenda likes being wealthy, Louis doesn't care about his wealth. He could just be a normal somebody and he'd be satisfied... What I mean is that he would rather make it on his own than have help. He has pride. He wants to stand on his own and prove himself a man.

Ron is a Don Juan (he's suave). He is considered to be a cad. Even though people (mostly women) find him charming, he is hard and unscrupulous. He is the family black sheep and he was disowned by his own family (they had cut him off). He is friends with the underdogs of society though he tries to impress the other classes. He's good friends with a Mistress, that is he is good friends with his bottom bitch (yes, a prostitute). He parties with these people. He is good to women, believe it or not... He impresses the ladies by buying them things and being supportive when their husbands aren't there to. He is good to widows, too. Nevertheless, he is a tough lover... And Glenda should know this better than anyone else. He doesn't believe in causes, or so he claims. He is not religious due to his past experiences. He has a dark sense of humor and he's known for mocking. He loves Glenda... And he hates her obsession with Louis. He is a self-made man and is very wealthy.
He has Borderline Personality Disorder (and maybe Antisocial Personality Disorder). His mood swings can get out of control, where he either results to drinking or going on a rampage, or both. Yes. he has a mean streak and he is often bent on getting what he wants.

Ron is a friend of Louis's family, or an acquaintance turned friend. He is not related to Louis, unlike in other life times. Glenda is actually younger than Louis and Ron is older than Louis. Glenda is not much of a lady, but Ron is not really a true gentleman (more like he is manipulative himself). Ron served in the armed forces and was a Naval Captain. He is street savvy and knows a lot about ships and the sea. He has his own ships. He can see right through Glenda and does not fall for her tricks. He's madly in love with her, despite her bad behavior because he believes that they are not much different from each other. While Louis and Petra put up with Glenda, Ron is a tough lover and makes an example out of her... What I am saying is he does not put up much with her shit. She's always snooping around to see Louis and flirts with him constantly, and Ron does not take embarrassment well. Louis could never make Glenda happy, despite Glenda's beliefs... The two of them are different. Louis is a miserable man who is happy with Petra (his world), he will settle with what he can get as long as there is honor involved in it. Glenda wants more and Ron can provide the lifestyle she craves. However, because of her obsession with Louis, Glenda takes Ron for granted and pushes him away when he tries to get close.

If you cannot already tell, this is a past life. A past life I had given them. It is an idea, nothing more.
Past lives can suck, not everything is all happy. Glenda is promiscuous and the time line molded her behavior. It does not help that Louis leads Glenda on, making the poor girl believe that they have a chance. He tells her that he loves her, but he won't leave Petra. Ron seethes with anger towards Louis's wish-washy relationship with Glenda. Her feelings for Louis are childish, that is she really does not love him. She thinks she does, because she does not understand love all too well.

Alright... Since Family Guy is into parodies, you know that this is one, too. Also, they hardly change the appearance of their characters...as if we look anything like our past selves. So, as for this genderbend... I went by the "Valentine's Day in Quahog" episode for Glenda, and the episode "Stu and Stewie's Excellent Adventure" for Ron. As for Louis, I tried to keep the similarities that his female self has, but also have some masculinity...

My artwork sucks. I was too lazy to give backgrounds yet I was not sure what I wanted for backgrounds.
If you want to take this idea and or color this, feel free to.

Family Guy(c) Seth MacFarlane