Quiz: Which Character From ACOTAR Book You Are?
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Do you know which character from the ACOTAR book you are? New York Times Bestselling Author Sarah J. Maas is famous for having written ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses,’ a book series which is essentially a revised look at the famed fairy tale ‘Beauty and the Beast’ but using faerie lore, following the protagonist Feyre and her journeys after unknowingly killing a faerie and becoming entwined with them. What character from the series best fits you? Let’s find out!
- 1.What gender do you identify as?
- A.
Male
- B.
Female
- C.
Either, neither, both, none
- 2.Let's start off with an easy one, who is your favourite character?
- A.
Rhysand.
- B.
Elain.
- C.
Feyre.
- D.
I'm not sure/My favourites not on the list.
- E.
Mor.
- F.
Amren.
- G.
All of the inner circle, I could never choose!
- H.
Nesta.
- I.
Cassian.
- J.
Azriel.
- 3.What quality do you like the most about yourself?
- A.
My good looks
- B.
My loyalty
- C.
My ability to always have a solution
- D.
My quick wit
- E.
My resiliance
- F.
My ability to know things others don't
- G.
My unwavering poker face
- H.
My kindness
- 4.What quality do you like the least about yourself?
- A.
I find it hard to open up to people
- B.
My arrogance
- C.
I find it hard to make friends
- D.
I can be ignorant
- E.
Nothing, I'm amazing.
- F.
I'm not good at relationships
- G.
I tend to over compensate with humor
- H.
I'm too quiet
- 5.If you had to battle an opponent, how would you go about it?
- A.
Quick, clean and stealthy. With a knife.
- B.
From a distance so it's less personal. With bow and arrow.
- C.
A sword, my fists, a goat, I don't care. Whatever I can get my hands on.
- D.
I'm not a fighter, and there's no shame in fleeing.
- E.
Call me brutal but i'd use my bare hands. For efficiency.
- F.
I'd use my cunning, to outsmart my opponent and to avoid casualties.
- 6.What is your style?
- A.
Crop tops and pants. Simple but suggestive.
- B.
Jeans and jacket. Classy but comfortable.
- C.
An elegant dress. Plain but powerful.
- D.
Something colorful and frilly. Girly but gorgeous.
- E.
Something practical to work in. Courageous but clean.
- F.
Fashion doesn't appeal to me, I just throw on whatever.
- G.
Anything! I like to mix things up too often to have a style.
- H.
Something fashion forward and unique. Risque but respectable.
- 7.A silly question because I got bored. What stereotype are you? (All in good fun, no offence intended)
- A.
Wine mom
- B.
Entitled millennial
- C.
Airy fairy child
- D.
Basic Starbucks girl
- E.
Broody teenager
- F.
Cranky librarian
- G.
The 'toughen up' dad
- H.
Mysterious uncle
- 8.Someone you love is in grave danger, they have been kidnapped and you have little information about their situation. All you have is an anonymous tip about their location, and that they might come for someone else. What do you do?
- A.
You take your family and hide, hoping that their sacrifice has gained you some time to get out.
- B.
You pack as many weapons as you can find and try to hunt down the kidnapper, leaving a note to your friends where you have gone.
- C.
You tell no one that you have gone after your loved one and track them by yourself.
- D.
You go look around where they last were seen and hunt for clues, waiting to make a move.
- E.
You stay put, after all you don't know for certain if someone took them and they might come back.
- F.
You tear down heaven and hell to get them back, regardless of the consequences.
- G.
You try to find a way to negotiate with the kidnapper, showing up without weapons to prove you want peace.
- H.
You try to your friends to go with you so you have a better chance than going alone.
- 9.You end up in a dark cave after you eventually located your loved one. They end up offering you a deal; you can choose to trade places, only one of you can walk free. What do you do?
- A.
Offer yourself without hesitation.
- B.
Try to barter the creature for a better deal.
- C.
Ready your weapon, either both of you leave or no one does.
- D.
Hesitantly you accept the trade, confident that you can find a way out later.
- E.
You leave, saving yourself but hopeful they'll find a way out.
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