Azzy is Angsty.
Writing Style Test
Started by Tempest, Apr 05 2008 04:38 PM
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Kellen
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Posted 29 April 2008 - 04:44 AM
Azzy is Angsty.
"She could resist temptation. Really she could. Sometimes. At least when it wasn't tempting." - Calli Slythistle
"She was a fire, and I had no doubt that she had already done her share of burning." - Lord Firael Algathrin
"Most assume that all the followers of Lathander are great morning people. They're very wrong." - Tanek of Cloakwood
we are all adults playing a fantasy together, - cmorgan
"She was a fire, and I had no doubt that she had already done her share of burning." - Lord Firael Algathrin
"Most assume that all the followers of Lathander are great morning people. They're very wrong." - Tanek of Cloakwood
we are all adults playing a fantasy together, - cmorgan
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Posted 29 April 2008 - 09:01 AM
Azzy is Angsty.
Hardly.
I usually have this effect on internet quizzes, however.
"Tyranny is a quiet thing at first, a prim and proper lady pursing her lips and shaking her head disapprovingly, asking, well what were you doing (wearing that dress, walking home at that hour, expressing those inappropriate thoughts) anyway? It's subtle and insidious, disguised as reasonable precautions which become more and more oppressive over time, until our lives are defined by the things we must avoid. She's easy enough to agree with, after all, she's only trying to help -- and yet she's one of the most dangerous influences we face, because if she prevails, it puts the raping, robbing, axe-wielding madmen of the world in complete control. Eventually they'll barely need to wield a thing, all they'll have to do is leer menacingly and we fall all over ourselves trying to placate them." -godlizard
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Posted 03 June 2008 - 06:45 PM
Back to topic...
Mostly B's: Journalist. You have that need for speedy, accurate news, that doesn't sweetening things down or drama them up. You prefer light, noticable colors. You go! I reccomend a biography on Nellie Bly or Bob Woodward, for they are great journalists!
Which sort of matches, I try for a Heinlienesque speedy delivery of plot with memorable characters.
Mostly B's: Journalist. You have that need for speedy, accurate news, that doesn't sweetening things down or drama them up. You prefer light, noticable colors. You go! I reccomend a biography on Nellie Bly or Bob Woodward, for they are great journalists!
Which sort of matches, I try for a Heinlienesque speedy delivery of plot with memorable characters.
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Posted 04 June 2008 - 08:19 AM
The link doesn't work for me, it redirects me to Quizilla main page 
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WizWom
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Posted 04 June 2008 - 06:42 PM
actually, I had to search to find it myself. I neglected putting the new link in because I'm strung out at the moment.
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Posted 22 June 2008 - 06:32 AM
This should be the link to the right quiz, there's 10 quizzes with the same title, but this is the only one whose first question starts with "Tom walked...", and the results matched too.
I got Character/Dialogue by the way. Not too surprised, I do tend to concentrate more on thinking up characters than actually writing.
I got Character/Dialogue by the way. Not too surprised, I do tend to concentrate more on thinking up characters than actually writing.
Edited by Elanorea, 22 June 2008 - 06:33 AM.
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Posted 22 June 2008 - 03:35 PM
This should be the link to the right quiz, there's 10 quizzes with the same title, but this is the only one whose first question starts with "Tom walked...", and the results matched too.
I got Character/Dialogue by the way. Not too surprised, I do tend to concentrate more on thinking up characters than actually writing.
It put me as an "angst" writer. Those who actually know my writing, under this name or others, are welcome to comment on more appropriate result labels. O.o
"Tyranny is a quiet thing at first, a prim and proper lady pursing her lips and shaking her head disapprovingly, asking, well what were you doing (wearing that dress, walking home at that hour, expressing those inappropriate thoughts) anyway? It's subtle and insidious, disguised as reasonable precautions which become more and more oppressive over time, until our lives are defined by the things we must avoid. She's easy enough to agree with, after all, she's only trying to help -- and yet she's one of the most dangerous influences we face, because if she prevails, it puts the raping, robbing, axe-wielding madmen of the world in complete control. Eventually they'll barely need to wield a thing, all they'll have to do is leer menacingly and we fall all over ourselves trying to placate them." -godlizard
