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[sam_gamgee]

Your historical dream date is William Shakespeare,
although no one is quite sure who 'Shakespeare'
really is.....This man of mystery has a way
with words and would immortalize you with his
pen. Unfortunately, he also likes to give his
children strange names (Hamnet, anyone?) and
would probably only allow you the second-best
bed in the house. You can look forward to a
comfortable manor in Stratford-upon-Avon and
some very good theatre tickets.


*!*! Who in history is your type? !*!*
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You are the Victorian period...tight-laced and
practical, you uphold the rigorous moral
standards of your time. While you are
fastidious on the outside, you do have a darker
side of opium parlours, prostitution and secret
liasons.


****** What Time Period are You? ******
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You like to shock people and defy expectations:
Colette would do the same thing! The writer of
'Gigi' and other provocative French novels
lived an eccentric life and wasn't afraid to
create a scandal with graphic depictions of
sexuality.


Who is your Literary Soulmate?
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Your classic beauty icon is Katherine Hepburn, a
movie star known for her independent spirit and
intellect. Katherine wore pants before they
were in fashion for women and took challenging
roles on screen rather than simply playing the
ingenue. Her make-up was minimal and her style
was crisp, clean and functional, showcasing her
talents and her determined personality.


Who is your Classic Beauty Icon?
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You are scheming Lady Macbeth or Goneril of 'King
Lear', all beauty and welcome on the outside
but pure ambition underneath. You live for the
spotlight and resent people who hold you back
from achieving your full potential. You're
definitely a capable woman but remember that
all your striving for fame may come at a
terrible price.


What Shakespearean Character Are You? (female)
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Comments

[libralyte.livejournal.com]

Shakespeare's mine, bitch! (Although really I was hoping for someone along the lines of Ceasar. And who the hell said that bisexuality and nymphomania were faults?)

[sam-gamgee.livejournal.com]

You can have the Bard, baby. (And I'd rather have someone else too - like maybe Richard Coeur de Lyon, or possibly Edward III. And they're not faults. :-P)