Which literary heroine are you
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You are Josephine March from "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott. Opinionated and outspoken, your bold nature can sometimes get you into trouble. You must constantly make a conscious decision to seem gentler to people when you first meet them -- those who do not know you well can sometimes find your passion abrasive or overly aggressive. The happiness of others is your greatest source for happiness of your own -- you want nothing more than to provide for your family and friends, to make them happy.
Which literary heroine are you
Scarlett O'Hara
You are Scarlett O'Hara, from "Gone With the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell. You take everything to its extreme: you are extremely attractive, extremely brave, extremely selfish. As a result of your vivacious personality, you often are the belle of the ball. It would be easy to write you off as just another spoiled rich girl, willing to walk all over the people who stand in your way. But despite your tendencies toward vanity and melodrama, you are a practical, driven person who is never afraid to take the necessary steps to get what needs to be done . . . done. Because of this, friends and family often turn to you when they are truly in trouble. They know they can count on you.
Jane Eyre
You are Jane Eyre from the novel by Charlotte Bronte. You possess an air of quiet dignity. You are patient (some would say long-suffering), but you work constantly toward your goals. Because of your diligence, you are highly accomplished. You are successful in all that you attempt. Still, people can sometimes dismiss you (as meek or submissive). But this is simply because you are comfortable enough with yourself that you don't feel the need to show off.
Wendy Darling
You are Wendy Darling, from "Peter Pan" by J.M. Barrie. You are perceived as a sweet, innocent child -- you can be quiet, kind, generous. You are levelheaded and people consider you to be responsible and mature for your age. But you are also a risk-taker. You are fueled by your thirst for adventure. The juxtaposition of others' impressions of you and your inner nature will always take people by surprise.
Scout Finch
You are Scout Finch from "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. All your life, people have tried their best to force you to act a certain way. But you refuse to conform to their expectations. You live your life by your own creed, and will break any rule you don't agree with. Nevertheless, you have an appreciation for fairness, for justice. You are an honorable person, and you expect others to be honorable, too. People know not to sass you, or give your friends trouble, because you are not afraid to kick some ass if it'll help someone less fortunate.
Marianne Dashwood
You are Marianne Dashwood, from Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility." You are a romantic. Your life is defined by your constant search for beauty. You are drawn to the finer things -- art, music, poetry, classic literature. Your appreciation for these things has helped foster your creativity and talent. Above all, you want to find love, share love with others. Betrayal can result in emotional turmoil -- your artistic temperament is characterized by extreme highs and extreme lows. Remember that there are always more beautiful things to be discovered.
Elizabeth Bennet
You are Elizabeth Bennet, from Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" -- one of the most beloved heroines of all time. You are an idealist. You strive for balance in life. You spend half your time reading (forming opinions, expanding your views on the world), and half your time surrounding yourself with family and friends. Because you expect so much of yourself, you expect a lot from others, as well. You cannot stand rude or inconsiderate people, and you are choosy when it comes to adding acquaintances to your close circle. Be careful that your idealism does not lead to disillusionment down the road.
Jo March
You are Josephine March from "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott. Opinionated and outspoken, your bold nature can sometimes get you into trouble. You must constantly make a conscious decision to seem gentler to people when you first meet them -- those who do not know you well can sometimes find your passion abrasive or overly aggressive. The happiness of others is your greatest source for happiness of your own -- you want nothing more than to provide for your family and friends, to make them happy.
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