Anyway, try it out and tell me who you are.
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This is a blog of all my projects, whims, wandering, and stories. I find myself so busy sometimes and wonder what I have to show for it so I've decided to show it all here from my decorating to building to sewing to drawings/paintings, or just random memories that I'm thinking about.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
What Jane Austen Character Are You?
Well this was fun. Try it out. I'm so happy I turned out to be my favorite character! When I think about it, I would probably have to admit that I am a bit of an Emma. I do just love Pride and Prejudice though. I know the book by heart in many places and definitely the A&E movie version is memorized. I always spurt out little lines that apply to life every once in a while. I go through my Jane Austen phase and try to reread her books every spring, but most of all Pride and Prejudice if I can't fit any other book in. I watch the 6 hour A&E version monthly and my girls groan, "Oh no, not Mr. Darcy again!" :) I like to watch it while I sew or catch up on backed up laundry. Believe me, it can take that long.
Anyway, try it out and tell me who you are.
Anyway, try it out and tell me who you are.
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8 comments:
It doesn't surprise me one bit that you are Elizabeth Bennet.
Just saw the movie Becoming Jane, i loved it !!
I am Elinor Dashwood of Sense & Sensibility. What's funny is that I have known you for so long but I have never seen a Jane Austen Movie or read on of her books. I'm a total loser in that regard!!
I'm Elizabeth too, and I'm dying to see Becoming Jane!
Oh, whatever! We all know you are Lydia Bennet!
i totally came up as Elinor Dashwood. How is that possible? i did NOT collapse in a sobbing heap when craig confessed his love to me!! :)
humph! I may just have to delete that awful comment Nanette! Now I'm going to write terrible things all over your blog. :) There, was that Lydia enough?
I think I'm Elizabeth because I have older sisters. Hmmm, and I hated my husband when I first met him - but I thought he was too bitter not too proud.
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