I thought Princess Kraehe at first outset, but considered Drosselmeyer too. Stuff like journalism and literature and the loving unconventional stories sounded a bit like him, but other things also point to Kraehe: "slightly towards the shy...", "Pessimistic all the way", "Leader", "Humans. Come on, just look at the destruction they've caused. o__o" (this actually would go with both), disliking Princess Tutu (more a Kraehe trait), and the main thing that makes me say Kraehe for sure is "In a split second moment, I'd just sacrifice myself. Yes, I'm pretty loyal. And sometimes overprotective". Strikes me as something Drosselmeyer wouldn't do. Also, "I can be extremely nasty and cynical if I am affronted" -- Drosselmeyer is as cynical as they come, but he wouldn't strike me as "nasty" as much as Kraehe does. (Drosselmeyer is mischievous, even malevolent, but not exactly nasty).
Going against the grain and saying Rue more than Kraehe. Kraehe was for more cynical and possesive; Rue was a subdued version of that, which is what I'm getting here. You described yourself as indecisive, loyal, and sarcastic, and didn't even bother filling out the "Strong points" aspect of the questionarie, which screamed Rue to me, since she thinks pretty low of herself (or, you could have just forgotten and my point is void... ;-_-). But anyway, the flash of light question was what tied it all together for me, since, that's what she does in the series in order to save Mytho.
You seem to care a lot about your friends, you're shy, you're loyal, you're clumsy, and you're indecisive. Yet, at the same time you seem to be cynical. This just tears me into two, but I honestly think you're a lot more like Ahiru/Duck then Kraehe.
Hmm... I think I'm going to go with Rue on this one as well. The strongest traits I picked up were that you are sarcastic, pessimistic, loyal, and devoted. Rue had a bleak outlook on her situation, but she was also loyal to those she truly loved (read: Mytho). You are blunt and have a bit of pride, which also remind me of Rue when we first met her in the story.
Kraehe was also a possible choice, however, I ultimately chose Rue because she's the one who would be more willing to sacrifice herself for the ones she loved, which is exactly what you said you would do. Kraehe had too much pride and manipulated those she could control, even if the person was one she cared for.
Let me reinstate my vote here. XD; Sorry, I came up with a better establishment..
I'm gonna go with Kraehe here. Along with just about everything Tomoyo pointed out, she's rather dark in appearance (I could see her priding herself on being natural, despite the fact she realized she wasn't), the fact your personal fairytale would have to be 'pretty crooked', your personality in three words. She's loyal to her father and to Mytho, but she's constantly on the border of what's 'wrong and right', yet she still manages to make biting remarks on the side.
While she can be seen as manipulative and prideful, she differs from Rue in that Rue was the one who got a fairytale ending; Kraehe's entire, well, existence, ended with the fact that she based her entire life off of a lie. This seems pretty crooked to me, at least Rue became the real storybook princess. Rue probably did dislike Tutu for the fact she was perfect, as well, but it seems more close to Kraehe as she continued her dislike until the truth of who she was came out
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Kraehe was also a possible choice, however, I ultimately chose Rue because she's the one who would be more willing to sacrifice herself for the ones she loved, which is exactly what you said you would do. Kraehe had too much pride and manipulated those she could control, even if the person was one she cared for.
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I'm gonna go with Kraehe here. Along with just about everything Tomoyo pointed out, she's rather dark in appearance (I could see her priding herself on being natural, despite the fact she realized she wasn't), the fact your personal fairytale would have to be 'pretty crooked', your personality in three words. She's loyal to her father and to Mytho, but she's constantly on the border of what's 'wrong and right', yet she still manages to make biting remarks on the side.
While she can be seen as manipulative and prideful, she differs from Rue in that Rue was the one who got a fairytale ending; Kraehe's entire, well, existence, ended with the fact that she based her entire life off of a lie. This seems pretty crooked to me, at least Rue became the real storybook princess. Rue probably did dislike Tutu for the fact she was perfect, as well, but it seems more close to Kraehe as she continued her dislike until the truth of who she was came out ( ... )
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