At least I'm believeable!
A Childhood Friend
Your score was 35 in Unbelievability!
You are your author's childhood friend, and a good example of a fun character for fiction writers everywhere..
You're a pretty neat person- but still very real. You are a person of few extremes, but you have your moments of glory. When you're at your best, people can be wowed by you- but you're not always at your best. And that's OK. You're only human.
A novel with you as a character would sell quite well. It might not make the New York Times' bestseller list, but then again, it might. Who knows? Most people would certainly buy a book with you as a character in it. Well, they might wait for it be available in paperback- but they'd buy it eventually.
My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 8% on Implausibility
Link: The Are You a Plausible Character? Test written by coldrose on Ok Cupid
"Childhood friend" eh? I like that. If I'm so likeable, why do people keep saying there are books with me in them where I'm evil and crazy? People are weird :P
An Imaginary Friend
Your score was 57 in Unbelievability!
You are your author's imaginary friend, but you're not really the type of character fiction writers should aim for.
You're more than a little out of the ordinary. You might have had some really crazy experiences, or have an unusual talent or two. Maybe you were even born with a tail. Whatever it is that makes you unique, it does the job well, because there are very few people like you on this planet.
A novel with you as a character would be a guilty pleasure to read. It would be considered intellectual junk food, of course, but damn fun to read nonetheless. Even if many people didn't want to pay actual money to read about you and your exploits, surely it would be checked out from the library at least... once every couple of months.
My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 80% on Implausibility
Link: The Are You a Plausible Character? Test written by coldrose on OkCupid Free Online Dating