Harry Potter Personality
Given the way my blog’s been going lately, this just figures…
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Thank you (I think) to duskman’s mindful meanderings for posting the quiz. I’m actually fine with the character and the description. Before the Potter saga, my favorite wizard was Merlin (still is), or “The Merlin” depending on who or what one reads. I also like Gandolf. I don’t have a long silvery beard in any case (can one be a good wizard without?) yet I’m happy to putter around casting spells, researching new ones, and believing the best of everyone for as long as possible. How about you?
and then there is…
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I’m assuming this will post properly in this comment box. It says I’m Harry Potter
Uh, but I don’t have a clue about all that — I’ve never watched it. So I had to answer several of the questions intuitively. Well, a while back it was TV and I watched a little bit of it. It looks pretty fun, will have to watch the whole thing one day 
Now I did watch, and totally loved, Lord of the Rings. I have a quiz on my myspace profile that said I was Gandolf
(I’ll have to do a post with it soon.) I loved that ’cause I so love Gandolf. He rocks my world, I could so have an affair with him, LOL! 
That long white hair, the beard — but mostly, that amazing energy that is him. Oh-baby, lol
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dovelove
November 30, 2007
Darn, it didn’t show the pic and all. Oh-well, maybe someone else will post it
dovelove
November 30, 2007
Wow, I’m Severus Snape. Nobody knows whether I’m good or bad. Cool!
Snape’s one of my favourite characters; Rowling gave him all the good lines, and he’s really a tragic character in Deathly Hallows. I kind of like that.
And apparently I’m Isaac. Who would ever expect an artist to be so tortured, right? But that’s you: a comic book drawing, future painting pile of emotions. The real Wonder is that you haven’t OD’d yet. Doesn’t he get his head cut open? I think I’ll pass on that!
cjwriter
November 30, 2007
dove, I can see you as Harry–always learning, and adjusting your reality to meet your needs. Plus, you have eternal youth
cj, That’s a great character, brings out your dark side
(Hah!) {will we ever know his true motives…?} And yes, though creative, I’d much prefer you kept your head together 
museditions
November 30, 2007
Oh-yay, Muse has bestowed me with “eternal youth” — woohoo! *turnin’ cartwheels”
*abrupt halt of cartwheeling, serious look, raised eyebrow and pursed lips* I’m gonna hold ya’ to that, Muse LOL!
dovelove
November 30, 2007
Hey, dove, I was just “channeling” your “Harry” persona for you–I take no responsibility for the outcome! {please unpurse lips and lower eyebrow} I enjoyed the cartwheels, though. See: that’s the sort of thing eternally young people do!
museditions
November 30, 2007
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Colourful Vision
November 30, 2007
Oups! sorry pasting the code is not working..
You are Peter, the moral ex-nurse if you’ve got a motto in life, it’s ”do the right thing” although I guess ‘’save the cheerleader” works too. You are cool with sacrificing yourself for the greater good, which works out really well for New York City.
Colourful Vision
November 30, 2007
“that’s the sort of thing eternally young people do!”
Good point, hehe
dovelove
November 30, 2007
Hmmm, CV–it seems a couple of you are having issued with the picture posting. I think I got it to work because I copied it to the WordPress text editor first. I can see you as “Peter”–he is a volitile chap who always means well. And he can have any power! How nice is that!
museditions
December 1, 2007