alter ego
Não há volta a dar...
Decididamente, sou Anne Elliot... ;)
Quiz
Hoje trago-vos uma lista de Quiz muito divertida de fazer!
Não me saí mal, em 20 perguntas, acertei 17 e vocês?
- Que herói de Jane Austen és tu? (Para homens... mas abri uma excepção, e fiz, trocando o "man" por "woman")
| Mr. Darcy | 67% |
| Edward Ferrars | 67% |
| Captain Wentworth | 60% |
| Willoughby | 47% |
Novidades E Curiosidades (I)
- Graças ao mail enviado por uma leitora frequente do blogue, presenteio-vos hoje com este slideshow do site PBS Masterpiece. Ver aqui.
- Aproveito para vos avisar de um novo quiz disponível no site da PBS Masterpiece, onde podem saber qualo personagem masculino de Emma compatível convosco! Ver aqui. Calhou-me Mr. Knightley...
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Sou mesmo Elinor Dashwood!
You Scored as Elinor Dashwood
As Marianne's older sister, Elinor lives at the other end of the emotional spectrum. She rarely reveals her intense feelings and is more concerned with being honest and loyal than having what she deserves. Even though her intentions are pure, she sets herself up for loss by constantly placing other people before her own needs. Overall, Elinor is gentle and rational but is just as capable of radical emotions (despite her withholding them) as her sister.
| Elizabeth Bennet | 72% |
| Elinor Dashwood | 72% |
| Jane Bennet | 56% |
| Emma Woodhouse | 53% |
| Charlotte Lucas | 44% |
| Lady Catherine | 38% |
| Marianne Dashwood | 34% |
Fiquei empatada entre Elinor e Elizabeth, tive de responder a uma pergunta extra e lá se decidiram que era mais compatível com Elinor Dashwood. E vocês?
Sou Elinor Dashwood
You are Elinor Dashwood of Sense & Sensibility! You are practical, circumspect, and discreet. Though you are tremendously sensible and allow your head to rule, you have a deep, emotional side that few people often see.
Façam o teste e digam-me que heroína Austen são vocês!
Que Rainha foi no Passado?
You were Queen Victoria. Ascending to the throne in the tumultuous Industrial Revolution in England, Victoria ruled in a time where progress was at its highest pace. She was the first English monarch to have her picture taken by the revolutionary camera and she strategically married off all of her children and grandchildren to secure alliances within and outside of Europe. She was also a great believer in morality and family and was keen to uphold an image of purity and of a close knit family. When her much loved husband died, she remained in deep mourning for the rest of her life, always wearing black even many years after his death. She was a very stable and sensible woman who went on to become the longest serving ever English monarch and one of the most popular.