I can't tell you how pleased I am with this result:
Which Classic Female Literary Character Are you?
You're Elizabeth Bennett of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen!
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Thanks to Jordan, who I actually get to see in a couple of weeks for the first time since moving here despite the fact that we have lived in the same vicinity for 9 months because we're both losers, apparently.
9 comments:
Oooh, congrats! I believe that being like Lizzy is pretty much what all right-thinking gals aspire to. ;-)
Hey, you're Elizabeth Bennet and I'm Scarlet O'Hara! We are NOT losers!
I took it and I'm Jane Eyre. And believe it or not, the description was fairly accurate. LOL
I came out as Emma Woodhouse so I'm jealous of those of you that came out EB.
I even redid it and change an answer and STILL got Emma. Which is kind of annoying because I don't like that novel nearly as much as Pride and Prejudice. ::sigh::
Nem, well of course!
Mom, what was the description?
Neil, probably. I just need some bobby pins and lots of hairspray and a curling iron.
Ezpy, P&P is definitely my favorite.
You're Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre is idealistic, honest and intelligent, having endured years of harship as a child before she became a governess. Though perhaps plain, Jane is patient, loving, and very assertive, stopping at nothing to achieve happiness and the love she deserves.
I also got Elizabeth Bennett. Maybe that was why we were good roommates!
Hmmm. Interesting. I took the quiz (had to be creative and take a male view on some of the questions of course) and it turns out I'm Marianne Dashwood from Sense and Sensibility! Description reads: "Impetuous, a daydreamer, and romantic to the core, Marianne is quite loveable but tends to get carried away with her emotions. Though she means well, she can sometimes hurt those who love her the most. Hopelessly fomantic and dramatic, you can tend to only see what you want to and ignore what's really there."
Whadya think, Sirs?
;-)
I'm Lizzie, too, thank goodness. How could I live with myself otherwise?
Amy H
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