What Kind of Romance Heroine Are You?
This is kinda cute. And frighteningly accurate...
Oh dear, you are Bookish, aren't you? You are a highly intelligent and witty bluestocking, whose beauty is hidden behind spectacles. Your dress sense is eccentric and a little unfashionable, and you consider yourself plain. You have very little use for men, who find your knowledge of Shakespeare, interest in politics and forthright speech formidable. You are undoubtedly well-off. The only reason for your presence in a novel of this kind (which, I might add, you would not dream of reading, although you have occasionally enjoyed the works of Miss Austen), is your mother, who is absolutely determined that you will make a good marriage. Rather than defying her directly, you are quietly subversive, dancing with anyone who asks you, but making no attempt to hide your intellectual interests. The only person who can get past your facade is the man who is witty enough to spar with you, and be amused at your blatant attempts to scare your suitors away. While you will, no doubt, subject him to a gruelling cross-examination to find out whether his respect for your intelligence is real or mere flattery, you may be sure that he is your match, and that you, he AND your mother will all live happily ever after.
The Regency Romance Quiz: What kind of Romance Heroine are you?
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Gurl - I was a "Belle of the Ball!" We should write our own romance novel, with the two lesbionic heroines saving the colonial town from a hum drum and antiquated existence! Like a Victorian AbFab. How fun would that be?!?!
-- Thay
You mean we didn't live it in Kirksville?
--MoD
Oh dear, you are Bookish, aren't you? You are a highly intelligent and witty bluestocking, whose beauty is hidden behind spectacles. Your dress sense is eccentric and a little unfashionable, and you consider yourself plain. You have very little use for men, who find your knowledge of Shakespeare, interest in politics and forthright speech formidable. You are undoubtedly well-off. The only reason for your presence in a novel of this kind (which, I might add, you would not dream of reading, although you have occasionally enjoyed the works of Miss Austen), is your mother, who is absolutely determined that you will make a good marriage. Rather than defying her directly, you are quietly subversive, dancing with anyone who asks you, but making no attempt to hide your intellectual interests. The only person who can get past your facade is the man who is witty enough to spar with you, and be amused at your blatant attempts to scare your suitors away. While you will, no doubt, subject him to a gruelling cross-examination to find out whether his respect for your intelligence is real or mere flattery, you may be sure that he is your match, and that you, he AND your mother will all live happily ever after.
The Regency Romance Quiz: What kind of Romance Heroine are you?
brought to you by Quizilla
Gurl - I was a "Belle of the Ball!" We should write our own romance novel, with the two lesbionic heroines saving the colonial town from a hum drum and antiquated existence! Like a Victorian AbFab. How fun would that be?!?!
-- Thay
You mean we didn't live it in Kirksville?
--MoD
posted by Master of Disaster @ 12/01/2003 01:00:00 PM
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