Okay, I'm working on an assignment for my psychology class and I'd appreciate if you could answer these questions, or as many of them as you can. (I know some of them may feel like a bit too much personal information. You don't have to answer ones that make you uncomfortable.)
1.) What is your gender? 2.) What is your astrological sign? 3.) What is your age (or age group, if you prefer)? 4.) Do you usually side with the hero or the villain in books and movies? 5.) Who is your favorite super hero or villain and why?
Thank you!
?2010-03-26T08:59:02Z
Favorite Answer
Male
Taurus
13-17
It depends really on the scale of evil a villain operates on. For example, in teen dramas the "mean girl/boy" might appeal more to me because I sympathize with them; and these types of stories the protagonist is usually a Mary/Marty Sue/Stu - which I dislike -.
But in most other stories I always side with the hero.
Hero: Hank Morgan (A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court) He's the ultimate example of resourcefulness and his dry humor and analytical personality is hilarious. I also enjoyed how he coordinated all his projects perfectly (telegraphs, his "West Point", the soap factory, advertising, etc.) and used every trick in his arsenal to great effect.
3.) What is your age (or age group, if you prefer)? 18.
4.) Do you usually side with the hero or the villain in books and movies? Hero, unless I'm in an, "I hate humanity," mood.
5.) Who is your favorite super hero or villain and why? Pinhead, from the movie, "Hellraiser." Just pure evil greatness. He's mysterious to me. A quiet, unassuming persona oozes from him. That's what makes him frightening. The only thing that would distinguish him from good and evil is his dress. Hero's aren't that complex; villains are, or appear to be.
a million.) what's your gender? woman. 2.) what's your astrological sign? Gemini. 3.) what's your age (or age team, in case you like)? 18. 4.) Do you commonly part with the hero or the villain in books and movies? Hero, except i'm in an, "I hate humanity," temper. 5.) who's your well-liked great hero or villain and why? Pinhead, from the movie, "Hellraiser." purely organic evil greatness. he's mysterious to me. A quiet, unassuming character oozes from him. that's what makes him frightening. the only element that should distinguish him from sturdy and evil is his gown. Hero's are not that complicated; villains are, or seem to be.
1.) Female. 2.) Virgo...? (wait, that's what you wanted, right? D:) 3.) Early Teen Years. Somewhere in zee midst of zee middle school students in zee population of zee America. 4.) Villains. 5.) Probably wouldn't know it, but "BoneMan" (eh... I call him BonerMan 8D) from Ted Dekker's "BoneMan's Daughters" (hate Dekker's writing style, but love his plots and characters). He's so... adorable. He's got a load of crap in his life, like me, and he's disturbingly honest. I lie too much to people in real life (no troubles here because you'll never meet me, so it doesn't matter) and want to be more truthful, so respect for him for being so scary just because he's so truthful. He can draw human skeletal system and has enough intelligence to make him BEAST, just some problems in the mind that holds the intelligence. He's calculating and cruel, and does have a sensitive side to him. Shake 'em all in and mix 'em all up, and you end up with the ultimate kick-*** beast of a serial killer who is ungodly adorable. Does he qualify to be considered.... super? ... Super hawt, that's all I'm sayin'.