Which Jane Austen Character are you??
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hahaha... my fav...
You are Eliza Bennett from Pride and Prejudice! Yay, you! Perhaps the brightest and best character in all of English literature, you are intelligent, lively, lovely-- in short, you are the best of company. Your only foibles are that you stick with your first impressions... and your family is quite intolerable. -
You are Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. You're pretty arrogant, but that pride stems from the deep-seated knowledge that you are generally the most superior creature in any given room. The good news is that you are deeply loyal to your family, and you have a generous and charitable streak, even though most people don't notice because you are too busy practicing a large vocabulary of stern looks.
Hmm... this is good or bad?
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You are the true hero(ine)! Sensible, steady and mature, you are the lynchpin of your circle of friends and family.
Male: At your best, you are a dynamo combination of Mr. Knightley from Emma and Colonel Brandon from Sense and Sensibility. At your worst, you may be briefly beguiled by silly women (cf. Edward Ferrars in Sense and Sensibility and Captain Wentworth's behavior toward Lousia Musgrove in Persuasion), but in the end, you'll win through and end up with the proper heroine.
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You are the true hero! Sensible, steady and mature, you are the lynchpin of your circle of friends and family.
At your best, you are a dynamo combination of Mr. Knightley from Emma and Colonel Brandon from Sense and Sensibility. At your worst, you may be briefly beguiled by silly women (cf. Edward Ferrars in Sense and Sensibility and Captain Wentworth's behavior toward Lousia Musgrove in Persuasion), but in the end, you'll win through and end up with the proper heroine.
(i think they're lying
but the very last bit.. in the end, i really really hope so ) -
x2...Originally posted by DeadPoet:
You are Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. You're pretty arrogant, but that pride stems from the deep-seated knowledge that you are generally the most superior creature in any given room. The good news is that you are deeply loyal to your family, and you have a generous and charitable streak, even though most people don't notice because you are too busy practicing a large vocabulary of stern looks.
Hmm... this is good or bad? 
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You are Lydia from Pride and Prejudice! You are a young, lively creature, without much thought for much of anything beyond the next moment of pleasure... at your most extreme, you are Louisa Musgrove in Persuasion, jumping foolishly from a great height. At your best, you are the belle of the ball, the life of the party-- any party-- every party! You are the most fun, and you know it.
hmm.... good or bad?! say i foolish leh.... -
Originally posted by tare:
You are Lydia from Pride and Prejudice! You are a young, lively creature, without much thought for much of anything beyond the next moment of pleasure... at your most extreme, you are Louisa Musgrove in Persuasion, jumping foolishly from a great height. At your best, you are the belle of the ball, the life of the party-- any party-- every party! You are the most fun, and you know it.
hmm.... good or bad?! say i foolish leh....
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wah liow... Mr Darcy leh!!! still want to hiam!!! he's the hero most gals want leh!!!Originally posted by DeadPoet:
You are Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. You're pretty arrogant, but that pride stems from the deep-seated knowledge that you are generally the most superior creature in any given room. The good news is that you are deeply loyal to your family, and you have a generous and charitable streak, even though most people don't notice because you are too busy practicing a large vocabulary of stern looks.
Hmm... this is good or bad? 
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frankly hor... if you ask me... Lydia is the most annoying, bimbotic and irritating character in Pride & Prejudice...(other than Mr Collins that is) all she thinks abt are men and dancing.. and she ran away with a good-for-nothing that cons women for their money and tried to blackmail Mr Darcy for more money before.... you say leh??Originally posted by tare:
You are Lydia from Pride and Prejudice! You are a young, lively creature, without much thought for much of anything beyond the next moment of pleasure... at your most extreme, you are Louisa Musgrove in Persuasion, jumping foolishly from a great height. At your best, you are the belle of the ball, the life of the party-- any party-- every party! You are the most fun, and you know it.
hmm.... good or bad?! say i foolish leh.... 
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You are Anne Elliott from Persuasion. You might also be Harriet Smith from Emma, or Fanny Price from Mansfield Park or possibly even Jane Fairfax from Emma. People underestimate you all the time. You are somewhat introverted, so it is assumed that other people can persuade you to do anything, or even think that they can roll right over you, even when they mean to be doing you a good deed. The good news is, you have it within yourself to stand up and take charge-- you know what's right, and you know what you want, after all! It's just a matter of speaking up!
Austen's typical ku ming heroine. -
hmmm... so far no one has hit Mansfield Park yet... kekeke
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Persuasion's Anne and Mansfield's Fanny are from the same character mould IMO
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wah kaoz a bimbo??!!! i wanna redo the test!!!Originally posted by KittynMeow:frankly hor... if you ask me... Lydia is the most annoying, bimbotic and irritating character in Pride & Prejudice...(other than Mr Collins that is) all she thinks abt are men and dancing.. and she ran away with a good-for-nothing that cons women for their money and tried to blackmail Mr Darcy for more money before.... you say leh?? 
btw can i be the one tat con all the money frm men and ran away alone?! -
Ms Austen probably met very few people to base her characters onOriginally posted by choco B:Persuasion's Anne and Mansfield's Fanny are from the same character mould IMO
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some of them were based on her own life experiences. Eg. Anne Elliot.... Jane Austen met her own true love ard the age of 27 too and was abt to get married but he died suddenly in an accident.Originally posted by the Bear:Ms Austen probably met very few people to base her characters on
And the family moving to Bath in Persuasion pretty much reflects her resentment at her own family having to move to Bath too... Jane Austen hated it there... -
Originally posted by tare:wah kaoz a bimbo??!!! i wanna redo the test!!!
btw can i be the one tat con all the money frm men and ran away alone?!
Hahaha, no use lying to yourself tare.