What is the common characteristic of people with royal (blue) blood?

Ruthless...?? cause they created civilization war on each generation?


Ambitious ? cause they kill each other for title %26amp; nobility?


Kind hearted ? cause they also care to everyone..?

What is the common characteristic of people with royal (blue) blood?
There is not necessarily any common characteristics
Reply:It depends on each person individually. Some, like Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany were mean spirited. Czar Nicholas of Russian was very kind, but let others, such as his wife Alexandra make influence his decisions heavily. He was a weak man who never wanted to succeed his father. These are just examples. I don't know if this helps at all.
Reply:inflated self worth. They really feel like their position is from god and serves an important function to mankind. They rule over their people and make crucial decisions and also tie people to history through their rule.
Reply:Proudness...i suppose
Reply:blues forever
Reply:Their skin are transparrent very sensitive to grasses,easily cut by putroding objects. Not all cosmetics is applicable for a princess ,prone to allergic, not all medicine she can swallow it should be subjected to lab test first, highly allergic to penicillin unless you are planning to kill the princess. They are very expensive humans. But very talented and clown in attitude. They are very deceptive but if you are very familliar with a princess you can never be fooled, point her a knife and shell run screamming. or hung a rat infront her face and shell stand atop the table. their feet seem all left.
Reply:They all know who there great great great great great great grandparents were. At least they think they do.
Reply:blue nuts they have red like the rest of us
Reply:Blue blood? They can't donate it to the 'Red Cross'.
Reply:Hemophilia, cause they inbreed.
Reply:hemophilia
Reply:Inbred... it's why there is a family resemblance....since history royals have mated with their relatives.





So the kids will have genetic anomalies, and disorders
Reply:They (or more likely their ancestors) were lucky, avericious or put upon.