Which Classic Novel do You Belong In?

[Scheherazade]

Which Classic Novel do You Belong In? Take the test (http://quizilla.com/users/QueenAirelav/quizzes/Which%20Classic%20Novel%20do%20You%20Belong%20In%3 F/) and find out! :D

Here is mine:

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I believe you belong in Pride and Prejudice; a world of satire and true love. A world where everything is crystal clear to the reader, and yet where new things seem to be happening all the time. You belong in a world where your free-thought puts you above the silly masses, and where bright eyes and intelligence are enough to attract the arrogant millionaire/prejudiced young woman of your choice.

[Koa]

:eek2: quite uexepectedly...


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In my not so humble opinion, you, of course, belong in the Picture of Dorian Gray, and do not try to deny it. You belong in the fashionable circles of Victorian London where exotic tastes, a double life, decadence, wit and a hypocritical belief in moral betterment make you a home. You belong where the witty apothegms of Lords, the silly moralities of matrons, the blinding high of opium, and the beauty of visual arts mingle to form one convoluted world.

Of those listed, the one I read and found most myself in is Gone With The Wind... but yeah I should have chosen Atlanta and not London I guess...

[Maxos]

Classical rubbish (except Dorian Grey)

[Koa]

I changed an answer, namely the time, Victorianism/1860s instead of late Victorianism, cos I had a lot of doubts about that one....

And now I'm going to be Gone with the wind!!! :)


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Darling, it seems that you belong in Gone with the Wind; the proper place for a romantic. You belong in a tumultous world of changes and opportunities, where your independence paves the road for your survival. It is trying being both a cynic and a dreamer, no?

Oh wait but now I'm into romance...uhm maybe after all Dorian Gray was better, even if my aesthetic sense is close to nothing.

[Koa]

Classical rubbish (except Dorian Grey)


Were we asking for your opinion?

[mono]

Classical rubbish (except Dorian Grey)
Yes, such classical rubbish, that, in turn, inspired much after its age.
I urge you to look into interpersonal respect (as others may have enjoyed this quiz) and a long-forgotten virtue called 'reverence' (definition: http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=reverence).
I hope you find it useful.

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Very interesting quiz . . .

Your belonging in The Mysteries of Udolpho is quite evident; a world of intrigue, melancholy, sublimity and terror. You belong where there are danger, gloomy edifices, and evil Italian guardians. Your passion for the passion of the Mediterranean, the divine contemplation of nature, and for adventure stories, makes you a prime contender for a spot in a gothic romance.

[papayahed]

I changed an answer, namely the time, Victorianism/1860s instead of late Victorianism, cos I had a lot of doubts about that one....

And now I'm going to be Gone with the wind!!! :)


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Darling, it seems that you belong in Gone with the Wind; the proper place for a romantic. You belong in a tumultous world of changes and opportunities, where your independence paves the road for your survival. It is trying being both a cynic and a dreamer, no?



me too, I wouldn't have guessed that one. Unfortunatly there were no sci fi choices..

[shortysweetp]

pride and prejudice

[Miss Darcy]

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I believe you belong in Pride and Prejudice; a<br>world of satire and true love. A world where everything is crystal clear to the reader, and yet where new things seem to be happening all the time. You belong in a world where your<br>free-thought puts you above the silly masses, and where bright eyes and intelligence are<br>enough to attract the arrogant millionaireof your choice.

Goody! :D I thought I'd end up in either Pride and Prejudice or Jane Eyre. Though Jane Eyre fits me more in some ways, P&P would be my choice for a novel to live in.

If I were to choose between Mr Darcy and Rochester, I'd say the former (though only just). Perhaps for good reasons, too. It would, after all, be rather cumbersome to have a username like Miss Rochester.

:D

[Nightshade]

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Pride and prdjudice
bah!
I liked the book but me in a world of love!
Bah! again!
ohh yeah the person used or rather misused "random" alot , didnt they??

[kilted exile]

'Tis a great mystery, but somehow you have come to belong in Jane Eyre; a random world of love, kindness, madness, bad luck and lunatic ex-wives. There really isn't much to say about the place you belong in. It's your place, and though it seems far from reality largly due to how random the events are, you seem to enjoy it. You belong in a world where not too many people understand you, and where you can be somewhat of a recluse.

[Snukes]

I shall join Kilted in Jane Eyre. I think I landed there for picking completely inconsistent answers. Heh. :p

[Bongitybongbong]

Your belonging in The Mysteries of Udolpho is quite evident; a world of intrigue, melancholy, sublimity and terror. You belong where there are danger, gloomy edifices, and evil Italian guardians. Your passion for the passion of the Mediterranean, the divine contemplation of nature, and for adventure stories, makes you a prime contender for a spot in a gothic romance.

[Helga]

In my not so humble opinion, you, of course, belong in the Picture of Dorian Gray, and do not try to deny it. You belong in the fashionable circles of Victorian London where exotic tastes, a double life, decadence, wit and a hypocritical belief in moral betterment make you a home. You belong where the witty apothegms of Lords, the silly moralities of matrons, the blinding high of opium, and the beauty of visual arts mingle to form one convoluted world.


I like that result, and I love the book

[Jay]

Jane Eyre

'Tis a great mystery, but somehow you have come to belong in Jane Eyre; a random world of love, kindness, madness, bad luck and lunatic ex-wives. There really isn't much to say about the place you belong in. It's your place, and though it seems far from reality largly due to how random the events are, you seem to enjoy it. You belong in a world where not too many people understand you, and where you can be somewhat of a recluse.

[Monica]

Picture of Dorian Gray :goof: I love the book, but come on. I don't want to belong to Oscar Wide's world :D

[Beaumains]

Interesting results...

I believe you belong in Pride and Prejudice; a world of satire and true love. A world where everything is crystal clear to the reader, and yet where new things seem to be happening all the time. You belong in a world where your free-thought puts you above the silly masses, and where bright eyes and intelligence are enough to attract the arrogant millionaire/prejudiced young woman of your choice.

[Vampire Kari]

I thought I would get Gone With The Wind but instead I got...The Mysteries of Udolpho.

[Émilie]

I got Gone With The Wind...

[amuse]

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Your belonging in The Mysteries of Udolpho is quite evident; a world of intrigue, melancholy, sublimity and terror. You belong where there are danger, gloomy edifices, and evil Italian guardians. Your passion for the passion of the Mediterranean, the divine contemplation of nature, and for adventure stories, makes you a prime contender for a spot in a gothic romance.

(never heard of this book. but sounds fair enough! :D)

[Rachy]

Gone With the Wind

[RococoLocket]

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Your belonging in The Mysteries of Udolpho is quite evident; a world of intrigue, melancholy, sublimity and terror. You belong where there are danger, gloomy edifices, and evil Italian guardians. Your passion for the passion of the Mediterranean, the divine contemplation of nature, and for adventure stories, makes you a prime contender for a spot in a gothic romance.

Ditto! I've never heard of it, maybe I should give it read ..

[Bianca Fransen]

I thought the Picture of Dorian Gray.. but it turns out I am part of my favourite romance: Gone with the Wind. Must admit that I think Rhett is absolutely wonderful.

[Adelheid]

Which Classic Novel do You Belong In?



Darling, it seems that you belong in Gone with the Wind; the proper place for a romantic. You belong in a tumultous world of changes and opportunities, where your independence paves the road for your survival. It is trying being both a cynic and a dreamer, no?

[Aramis]

'You belonging in The Mysteries of Udolpho is quite evident; a world of intrigue, melancholy, sublimity and terror. You belong where there are danger, gloomy edifices, and evil Italian guardians. Your passion for the passion of the Mediterranean, the divine contemplation of nature, and for adventure stories, makes you a prime contender for a spot in a gothic romance.'

Hmm... How come I've never read this one? Now I think I'll have to.

[NNoah3]

Gone With The Wind


'Darling, it seems that you belong in Gone with the Wind; the proper place for a romantic. You belong in a tumultous world of changes and opportunities, where your independence paves the road for your survival. It is trying being both a cynic and a dreamer, no?'

[baddad]

Ditto Amuse, Aramis, MOno.......

[NEDJ293]

Pride & Prejudice
I just can't believe the results I mean I read the book and sort of like it but live in a world like that no way....I prefer gothic

I believe you belong in Pride and Prejudice; a world of satire and true love. A world where everything is crystal clear to the reader, and yet where new things seem to be happening all the time. You belong in a world where your free-thought puts you above the silly masses, and where bright eyes and intelligence are enough to attract the arrogant millionaire/prejudiced young woman of your choice.

[avolita]

"the picture of dorian gray"

well, thats one of my fave books...i can't agree more :)