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Quiz time

Mariusz

I developed a series of innocuous looking quiz-like questions I use on new people around me to probe them for any potential commonalities. One of them is:

If you had means, and will to swap places with someone. All conditions for it to happen met.

What is your favourite character from books you would like to be? And why?

My is R. Daneel Olivaw, robot from Asimov's Fundation series. He is the true ruler of mankind, immortal, nobody knows he exists, so he is safe from people. Those, who suspect someone like him might exist, are clueless about where he might live.

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  • The problem for me is that most stories have an element of struggle to give them a sense of drama.  I would not want to try to live through the life experiences of most of the book characters I've read.  Even Peter Pan is strangely tragic.

    I don't think I'd even be the fuchsia fairy in my profile pic because my feet would get cold. XD 

    I actually quite like being me, as hard as it's been.  And being someone else would be a huge change that I struggle to get my head around.

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  • The problem for me is that most stories have an element of struggle to give them a sense of drama.  I would not want to try to live through the life experiences of most of the book characters I've read.  Even Peter Pan is strangely tragic.

    I don't think I'd even be the fuchsia fairy in my profile pic because my feet would get cold. XD 

    I actually quite like being me, as hard as it's been.  And being someone else would be a huge change that I struggle to get my head around.

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