A friend posted this
quiz on her site, and I just had to take it. I find my result to be satisfying, although I think it’s more due to my opium use and formaldehyde drinking than my intellectual prowess. Have fun.
Click here and find out which literary character you are. Leave a comment with your result, if you like. Either way, have a great weekend.
You are Sherlock Holmes from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous mystery series. You are smart, witty, and love a challenge. You use rationality and reason in all things and don’t let your heart rule your head. You are measured and stable and you don’t let people push you around.
In his consulting room at 221B Baker Street, the master sleuth receives a stream of clients all presenting him with baffling and bizarre puzzles for him to solve. Holmes, with trusty Watson by his side, is equal to these and the other challenges. Conan Doyle wrote the Sherlock Holmes series over the course of a decade, but in 1893 apparently “killed” the character. Doyle resisted public pressure for 8 years before finally publishing The Hound of the Baskervilles in 1901.
About tom
B.A. in Literature, Minor in Film Theory and Criticism, thus meaning all I’m trained is to write blog posts here. Neptune is my favorite planet–it vents methane into the solar system like my brother does. I think Chicken McNuggets look like Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Indiana. There are times when I’m medicated, which is why I wrote about McNuggets. Buy some today and tell me I’m wrong! Anyway, Beyond that: mammal, Floridian, biped.Good Night, and Good Luck. Besos, tom
Books and Movies and Stuff 
I’m Galadriel. That is acceptable.
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I KNEW you were a powerful elf IRL! I’ll never remove my powerful elven talisman now.
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Alana naa i’ Elye Stacia nost au, llie darn.
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Okay. You lost me on that one, elf.
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I am also Galadriel, which is acceptable.
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I KNEW you were a powerful elf IRL, as well, since you are aligned with the too-powerful-to-make-it-into-Tolkien creatures, The Torties!
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Tolkien knew no one would believe Torties. Much more unlikely than elves, orcs, etc.
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True. And unlike Smaug, a Tortie would just glare at you till you put back any riches you stole.
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welol, that’s what I get from being truthful…
The White Witch of Narnia
or, playing as a boy..
Lord Voldemort
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this is what I get for being truthful
The White Witch of Narnia
playing as a boy
Lord Voldemort
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Well, Mariser, either way, you have some boffo powers.
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With a couple different answers, I am Hermione, which is also acceptable, as she was really the best character.
As a boy, I am Gandalf, which is also cool.
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Hermione was the star-maker. Without her, Harry Potter would have been killed a thousand times over, and WITH her, some kid from my Ravenclaw House could’ve brought down Voldemort. Gandalf could’ve leveled Voldemort, but it would’ve been one hell of a fight for awhile. 🙂
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I am Holmes as well. I’d very much like to be the sharp-tongued Cumberbatch-Holmes too please. As a girl, I am Hermione, which is actually probably closer to me than Holmes is closer to me.
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