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Describe yourself through three fictional characters.

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I labored over this silly meme for two days in search of the right answers. Fictional people are important!

The first I thought of in an instant and never wavered.

The second entry stayed strongly in contention during the two-day debate of fictional Suz-like titans.

The third was the last to enter the fight, immediately won in half a second, and sent me to post this.

When you know, you know.

 

1) BEATRICE from Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare

Beatrice & Benedick
Painting by Liz Monahan
I own this framed print, btw

Every line she speaks, I could have said as myself. Very fond of eating men’s hearts in the marketplace.

2) MR. GILBERT NORRELL from Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke

Mr. Gilbert Norrell
Drawing by Portia Rosenberg

I cannot stress strongly enough that this is book-version Mr. Norrell, NOT the TV-version Mr. Norrell. TV-version is way too likeable; it’s the largest deficiency of the TV series. Book-version Mr. Norrell is beautifully flawed.

3) GRANDFATHER from The Princess Bride film

Poker-faced storyteller with a penchant for romance and adventure who teases sick child audience beyond bearing. Yup.

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