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I have to say, it is pretty accurate! I'm usually shy when I meet new people and I don't say much! And I really suck at confrontation. Then again, I only hang out with friends, so if anyone were to insult me I just wouldn't give them the time of day.:P
Your result for The Jane Austen heroine Test...
Fanny Price
75% romance, 46% sauciness, 43% etiquette, 71% intelligence
Still waters run deep. You've got plenty of intelligence and more heart than you get credit for. But you never say a word when insulted, and this reticence sometimes allows others to assume you're a pushover. You're also a bit shy in mixed company, which leads those who don't know you well to accuse you of snobbery. They couldn't be more wrong! You just never seem to know what to say. Of course, the meek shall inherit the earth...eventually. But do you really want to wait that long for redemption?
Ideal matches: Edmund Bertram, Edward Ferrars, Captain Benwick, Colonel Brandon
Guaranteed heartbreak: Frank Churchill, John Thorpe
Not worthy of your affections: Henry Crawford, John Willoughby
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Now I need to clean!:)
I have to say, it is pretty accurate! I'm usually shy when I meet new people and I don't say much! And I really suck at confrontation. Then again, I only hang out with friends, so if anyone were to insult me I just wouldn't give them the time of day.:P
Your result for The Jane Austen heroine Test...
Fanny Price
75% romance, 46% sauciness, 43% etiquette, 71% intelligence
Still waters run deep. You've got plenty of intelligence and more heart than you get credit for. But you never say a word when insulted, and this reticence sometimes allows others to assume you're a pushover. You're also a bit shy in mixed company, which leads those who don't know you well to accuse you of snobbery. They couldn't be more wrong! You just never seem to know what to say. Of course, the meek shall inherit the earth...eventually. But do you really want to wait that long for redemption?
Ideal matches: Edmund Bertram, Edward Ferrars, Captain Benwick, Colonel Brandon
Guaranteed heartbreak: Frank Churchill, John Thorpe
Not worthy of your affections: Henry Crawford, John Willoughby
Take The Jane Austen heroine Test at HelloQuizzy
Now I need to clean!:)