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[loonyradish]

Luna's sitting cross-legged on the ground, flipping through a book -- it says "Kokology, the game of self-discovery" on the cover, and she's clearly engrossed in it -- but not engrossed enough to not force it on everyone else

Comments

[la_baronne]

Well, I suppose the number.... seventy two?

[loonyradish]

Which of these memorable scenes from the tale of Cinderella stands out the most in your mind?

1) Cinderella suffering at the hands of her wicked step-mother.
2) Cinderella being transformed into a beautiful princess by her fairy god-mother.
3) Cinderella losing her slipper, as the clock strikes midnight.
4) When the prince finally finds her, and the slipper fits on her foot.

[la_baronne]

Oh, the last! It is so terribly romantic!

[loonyradish]

Your answer to this represents your greatest flaw--

You're too easily satisfied with the average life; an average job, average friends, average family. Work on discovering more of what makes you feel unique -- remember, you're an individual, even if you don't feel like one!

[visiblemystery]

I do adore psychology. Seventy-four, I think.

[loonyradish]

Pretend you're Cinderella. If, when the prince came to try the slipper on your step-sisters, and he slid it onto the foot of your step-sister and it was a perfect fit-- How would you react to this unpleasant surprise?

[visiblemystery]

I believe I would find it rather amusing. The prince would very shortly have rather a dreadful time of things-- and I expect he would have only himself to blame, if he could not recognize who it was he meant to find.

[loonyradish]

The way you reacted to this situation represents the way you would react when a rival in love who attempts to steal your partner from you. According to your answer, you'd be amused and blame your lover for not being in love with you?

[irishcorydon]

*a little suspiciously* . . . One hundred.

[loonyradish]

You are out fishing one day, when you feel a tug on the line. You reel the fish in, but as it leaves the water, it thrashes around and smacks into you. What part of your body does it hit?

[irishcorydon]

*thinks a moment* Probably th' arm. I don't think it'd get high enough to hit me in the face.

[loonyradish]

The body part you named is that which you feel most insecure about. I think you have nice arms, so I doubt there's anything to worry about.

[winestains]

Thirty. I'm not usually this adventurous.

[loonyradish]

You're standing in front of a painting at the art museum, intently looking at it, when a stranger comes up to you and says something. Which of the following does he say?

1) Isn't that a beautiful picture?
2) What do you think of this painting?
3) Excuse me, do you have the time?
4) You know, I happen to be a painter myself.

[winestains]

Well-- the first one, I'd suppose. It must be, if you'd talk to a complete stranger about it, don't you think?

[loonyradish]

You answer reveals what sort of a first impression you make! Your friendly and positive nature creates a great first impression. Your only concern should be that people don't take you seriously.

[_greenified_]

76, I guess.

Also, I would just like to say that the typist is forcing me to do this.

[loonyradish]

Pretend you're on a safari tour, and you see lions feeding on their prey, hungrily devouring the hunks of raw meat. What are you thinking as you watch this scene?

[_greenified_]

*blinks* You're an odd girl.

Well that depends. Are they Lions or lions?

[loonyradish]

What's the difference?