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hey! I'm on to you, ya know!! :)

hey... you're supposed to be putting these things on my blog!! :o) alas--my strategy is flawed!

i was wondering if you'd end up being her since you always say you are. did you do the other quiz? (i added it later.) just wondering how much jo march you are...

although i suppose this was more of a response to heidi's blog title, huh?

mels...i wasn't sure the html was working in your comments.
and yes, the "i knew" was in response to heidi's "i never knew."
i've often said i'm elinor in s&s, jo in lw, etc. =)
i've not looked at the march quiz yet.
will post results for that on your blog.

my % quiz results:

With your 60 % you are: You are JO MARCH from "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott. You're an independent woman who lives by her own rules and not society's. You're fiercely devoted to the people you love, particularly your parents and siblings.

With your 20 % you are: You are ISABEL ARCHER from "The Portrait of a Lady" by Henry James. You've spent so much time trying to fit into what you think you should be, that you've neglected the person you ARE. You're vaguely dissatisfied with your life and trying to hide it. Drop the mask and break free!

With your 10 % you are: You are EMMA WOODHOUSE, from "Emma" by Jane Austen. You're fun-loving, carefree and maybe just a little bit spoiled. You may screw up every once in a while, but your intentions are always the best. Despite the shallow facade, you're a deep person with a big heart.

With your 10 % you are: You're JANE EYRE from "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte. All you want is to be loved, and once you've given your heart to someone, you're devoted. You're your own person, too, though, and you stick by what you believe no matter what.

thanks. you are true friends to come back to comment on my blog. :o) freu. freu.

funny results to these quizzes. Joy, I, too, come up as Elinor. I was surprised about that. The other quiz showed more differences, though. I'm 40% Jo March and 40% Jane Eyre. Only 10% each of Emma or Isobel. Odd and interesting. Thanks for the bit of fun, Mels and Joy.