Literary Botticelli

Jun 04, 2006 11:05

It's a quiet, rather dull day in Toronto and I can't play rugby today because of the Evil Shoulder™. So, modeled after kinetikatrue's version, how about a round of Literary Botticelli?

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white_hart June 4 2006, 16:16:23 UTC
Are you an aristocratic detective?

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chickenfeet2003 June 4 2006, 16:19:55 UTC
I am not Lord Peter Wimsey

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forthright June 4 2006, 16:20:29 UTC
Do you have an Aunt Agatha?

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chickenfeet2003 June 4 2006, 16:24:45 UTC
I am not Bertie Wooster

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white_hart June 4 2006, 16:26:25 UTC
Do you wear an iron hat, and do flowers wilt when you pass?

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chickenfeet2003 June 4 2006, 16:30:30 UTC
I/they do not. Ask me a follow up.

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white_hart June 4 2006, 16:34:40 UTC
That was probably a little unfair of me (Aunt Fidget Wonkham-Strong, from Quentin Blake's How Tom Beat Captain Najork and his Hired Sportsman, which I've never met anyone outside my immediate family who remembered).

Are you a character in a work of genre fiction?

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curtana June 4 2006, 16:36:53 UTC
Off-topic: I remember it! :)

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bopeepsheep June 4 2006, 16:30:50 UTC
Do you dream of murdering your wife?

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chickenfeet2003 June 4 2006, 16:33:54 UTC
I think you'll have to hold that. white_hart still has the floor

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bopeepsheep June 4 2006, 16:35:16 UTC
Ah, I was assuming your rule above applied to your first answer to the question (so you didn't have to think about two different questions at once), not to supplementaries.

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bopeepsheep June 4 2006, 16:41:18 UTC
So, do you dream of murdering your wife?

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coughingbear June 4 2006, 17:03:18 UTC
Are you a Beau who is reluctant to marry?

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chickenfeet2003 June 4 2006, 17:05:33 UTC
I am not. Ask away.

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coughingbear June 4 2006, 17:07:31 UTC
Is your author male?

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chickenfeet2003 June 4 2006, 17:09:45 UTC
He is.

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