Which Character Are You From The Novel As I Lay Dying?

I believe that God has a plan to save me because I have worked hard.

Not at all. Religion is only a word that has no meaning for me.

A little because I believe that God is present in the world.

I don't care.

God decides the fate of everyone.

God will always be there for me.

God kills people.

Proud and traditional

Headstrong and Secretive

Awkward and Odd

Apathetic and Independent

Analytical and Serious

Introverted and Mysterious

Optimistic and Innocent

Watching Sunsets

Riding Horses

Fixing Things

Being Alone

Working

Cooking

Fishing

Mourn because they deserve respect.

Nothing; they are gone.

Try to help those around me by being loving.

Ignore and deny their death.

Organize their funeral.

Shut off all emotions and everyone else out.

Cry.

Sell my family's valuable items.

Work harder until I have the money that I need.

I don't care about money.

Find another job and work secretly until I have enough.

Save.

Ask my family members for some.

Do chores.

Do nothing because I would be too stunned.

I don't care. They can save themselves.

Save yourself because you feel it is the logical thing to do.

Sacrifice myself in order to save them.

Try and save them but fail at doing so.

Watch from the sidelines because I would be too terrified.

Yell and run towards them in an effort to save them.

Extremely Traditional

Extremely Unorthodox

Slightly Unorthodox

Slightly Traditional

Mutual

I try to be traditional but I am more mutual.

More unorthodox because I am more driven by my instincts not values.

Curse God for your unluckiness.

Tell them to walk it off.

Try to help them.

Prioritize the needs at hand before acting upon them.

I'd probably be the one getting hurt.

Stay with them and comfort them in their pain.

Be very objective about the situation. Speculate what their injury could be from the sidelines.

Having a subordinate to work for you.

Just a word.

Conditional; depending on the situation and the person's affection for you.

Unconditional; something that is not spoken, but felt.

Having someone who respects you and your objects.

A lie.

When you like a person a lot.

Mule

Snake

Bird

Horse

Owl

Cow

Fish

Neutral: I work for myself, but if I need to take from others, I will.

Independent: People don't mean anything to me. I don't need people.

Neutral: I depend on others for materialistic needs, but emotionally and mentally, I am independent.

Independent: I can take care of myself.

Neutral: I care about others, but I hold my own values.

Dependent: I hate to be alone. I need someone to take care of me.

Dependent: I am severely influenced by the people around me.

As long as the wood chuck is productive, I don't care.

This means nothing to me.

Wood chucks destroy trees. Why would they hurt nature so? Why is it human nature to be destructive?

This doesn't make any sense to me.

The wood chuck depletes my supply of wood. How am I to be productive without any material?

There are more important things to worry about.

7!

Cross over first and let the others take the burden for me.

Hide in the wagon and let others pull me.

Go along, but if the situation gets bad, escape to save myself.

Take charge and cross the river, never abandoning the duty no matter what.

Try to find the most logical and effective way to get across.

Be too scared to do anything.

Try to help from the sidelines.

Productivity

Words are meaningless. Everything is a lie.

Sentimental

Loyalty

Resourceful

Protection

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16. That is, after all, my age.

20

What is a theoretical mental age?