Which Fictional Character Would You Be?

[Rough_ER]

Gaara from Naruto anime. He just has the sexiest voice ever....

 

[Ozzie]

Who wouldn't want the Eastern European accent with the cape and the ability to become mist or a bat?

His ability to walk up walls reminds me of spiderman. Speaking of superheroes, I wouldn't mind being catwomans shoehorn. Hulk would be cool too. Just turn green if you see your woman attracting "other male attention". Problem solved.

 

[Ozzie]

R2D2 for longevity. It seems impervious to the presence of killer droids in numerous sequels and video games.

 

[Booko]

Elizabeth Bennett from Pride & Prejudice

There's just something about those moody Mr. Darcy types.

Yeah, and he's a brunette too.

Hm...I seem to have *married* one of those types...hair and all.

 

[Booko]

John Galt - Atlas Shrugged

Ah, but John Galt gives such lengthy pedantic speeches. The minister at the church I was raised in was far more interesting. Which...uh...ain't sayin' much. :cover:

Gandalf - LOTR

Hm, now there's a thought! Nah, I'd rather be Galadriel.

 

[Radio Frequency X]

The title says it all: Which fictional character would you be?

I'd have to go with John Galt, from Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, or Ender from Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game.

 

[Booko]

Oh, I thought of another one:

Lessa, dragonrider of Pern!

 

[Ozzie]

Yeah, and he's a brunette too.

Hm...I seem to have *married* one of those types...hair and all.

On a similar misty moors English theme: whomever Kate Bush personified in her single "Wuthering Heights" singing to Kathy,.

 

[michel]

I have looked at this thread a few times, and find myself having a real problem trying to decide which fictional character I would choose - the only one I can think of would be Robin Hood...............

 

[Hope]

Lovely Butters, you just made my day.

Growing up, I found a kindred spirit in Sara Crewe, the main character in "A Little Princess" by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Young Sara has a deep love of storytelling, and she uses it to get herself and her friends through troubled times. When she arrives at the boarding school that sets the stage for most of the rest of the book, she is incredibly wealthy, but she treats people as she would want to be treated and is a dutiful pupil and a voracious reader. Her odd manners and politeness cause the school staff and unkind peers to call her a 'princess'. Later in the book, when she is left orphaned and (seemingly) penniless, she decides that if one is a princess while in furs, one can be a princess in rags. She doesn't forget the kindnesses done to her and she continues to be the same person though she's now living in the school's cold attic and living as an errand girl for the school. Toward the end of the novel, Sara no longer needs to pretend to be a princess- she's in furs again- but she continues to think of those who are in need. And treats them like the princesses they are worthy of being treated like, too.

With her rich fantasy life, love of books and fierce protectiveness of her friends and those less fortunate than her, I've tried to be a bit more like Sara every day.

You are like Sara, Feathers!

A Little Princess is one of my all-time favorite stories, and I'd have to say I'm in the same boat as Feathers here. I wish all girls knew that no matter their station in life, or how others treat them, they are all "little princesses." My title "Princesinha," next to my avatar, means "little princess" in Portuguese. I was dubbed that by a Brazilian guy, and I have taken it to heart, knowing that a "little princess" is exactly what I am.

Two other characters I would love to be are Jane Eyre and Anne of Green Gables. I love Jane Eyre because she is not your typical heroine. She's plain and quiet, endures such a miserable life, unjustly and cruelly treated by others, and yet, rises above everything with such grace, poise, and strong character, as to make her more beautiful than any outwardly attractive woman could ever be. And, to top things off, she gets the dark, mysterious Mr. Rochester to fall madly in love with her. Hmmm...yeah, I wouldn't mind that.

I've been a fan of spunky Anne since I was a girl. I would love to be her because of her "scope for imagination", as she always put it. She had the most beautiful, imaginative, and even childlike perspective on life, and that's something I strive for. I think when we lose our childlike wonder and imagination, we lose a precious, precious gift.

 

[doppelganger]

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Jean Valjean (or the Bishop Myriel).

 

[Feathers in Hair]

Cool beans.

I love drama. I could so be Lizzie, only I'd want my Mr. Darcy to look like George Eads.

Can I be a supporting character? Someone who falls in wuv with someone that looks like Eric Szmanda? *hopeful look* (We should have a 'RF rewrites the classics' thread!)

 

[dawny0826]

Can I be a supporting character? Someone who falls in wuv with someone that looks like Eric Szmanda? *hopeful look* (We should have a 'RF rewrites the classics' thread!)

ABSOLUTELY!:hug:

And I think your idea is fabulous. We should rewrite the classics.

 

[Hope]

I would like to be Elizabeth from "Pride & Prejudice" just because it would be such fun to tell off that old bat Lady Catherine.

And besides, if I end up with Colin Firth at the end, that would be pretty cool!

How could I forget Miss Elizabeth Bennett??:bonk:

I would love to be her too. She's intelligent, charming, cool, collected, and plucky. And yeah....sigh.....to make Colin Firth fall in love with me wouldn't be half bad either!:flirt: Especially after hearing him say, "She's tolerable, I suppose....but not handsome enough to tempt me."

 

[Halcyon]

Count Duckula of course!

Ivan Karamazov or Spiderman.

This made me chuckle, i'm not sure quite why, just so very different.

 

[Halcyon]

Actually i've changed my mind, i'd much rather be SuperTed.

 

[Random]

I'd like to be Batman: billionaire vigilante sounds like my preferred alter-ego.

 

[Quoth The Raven]

I'd like to be Batman: billionaire vigilante sounds like my preferred alter-ego.

Oh, you're just in it for the whiz bang toys.

 

[Booko]

I want to be Leela on Doctor Who. With more clothes, though. I get chilly easily.

Or maybe Romana #2.

 

[PureX]

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Jean Valjean (or the Bishop Myriel).

You're surprised by this? *hehe*