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CWC Handwriting Analysis
This was done with Chris's Letter to Blanca and a single book on handwriting analysis, so please bare with me.
First off, Chris’s handwriting slopes down as it goes left. This means that Chris was feeling down at the time, very much likely to the whole saga going on at the time. However, in the doodle down the bottom, his writing slopes upwards, indicating that he is feeling happy about meeting Blanca in real life. Not that that happened, but he was happy at the thought of it.
Chris’s letters vary in slant a lot of the time. According to the book I mentioned, this indicates someone who is unstable and lacks good judgment and sense. Which we all know is true about Chris.
There aren’t any margins on his writing. This usually indicates someone who doesn’t think about himself in a normal way in relation to everything else.
Chris prints when he writes. Usually this means that his cursive is illegible or that he’s hiding something. The latter may be true considering Chris who he is, but I want to say it is because he spent his whole life in public school, where people are not normally taught to use cursive. I think.
Chris writes with moderately small handwriting. This is usually a sign of introversion, which should come as no surprise, considering he spends most of his time inside playing vidya.
The formation of the letters in the words lack the typical signs of fast handwriting, which means Chris most likely, took his time on things when writing this.
Chris writes with a light pressure, which I find shocking due to his fail pencil holding technique. Light pressure usually symbolizes passiveness, or in some cases, physical sickness.
The upper zone of Chris’s handwriting, which means the tops of b’s and d’s and l’s and the like, are much taller compared to the height of his middle zones, which is the basic area of writing where lowercase letters like o’s and a’s are found. An overly tall upper zone usually shows that the writer lives in a fantasy world at the expense of reality.
Chris’s signature size is comparable to the rest of the handwriting, relatively small. This means that he thinks he is nothing big. It has a downward slant on his first name, which ironically, considering his name change and its “sacredness”, means that he has negative feelings abvout his first name. The ends of the words are scribbles, which is a sign of efficiency and/or speed. As mentioned on the talk page, the signature lacks originality, and resembles any personal touches. The book didn't say this, but it might be a sign of unoriginality.
Finally, here is a small analysis of the doodles on the page. Chris seems to have been pretty happy when writing this, due to the drawings, picturing him dreaming of his encounter with Blanca. He drew a shining smiley face next to “B-Chan”, saying that he was happy saying it. Chris’s drawings of himself at the bottom of the page differ in two ways. The first one has a face with complete features (ears, eyes, mouth, noes), meaning completeness. The one on the right, however, is missing ears. Even if this was an attempt at drawing in Anime style, this usually symbolizes ignorance and unwillingness to listen to others (the book didn’t actually say this, but I’m going to just guess. I’m probably wrong). Finally we have the arrow-pierced hearts. This obviously symbolizes his love for Blanca. As a final note, and as noted before, the text in this area slopes upwards, showing happiness about the meeting.
My conclusion is that Chris’s handwriting is just like his personality. Really.
By the way, if any of you were wondering, the book I used for this is ‘’ Handwriting Analysis: Putting It to Work for You’’ by Andrea McNichol. I recommend, it’s pretty useful. It helped me do this, after all.