Huh? How'd I end up with THIS one?

[winter_elf]

Anne Rice? Uhm, I didn't pick any vampire answers!

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[aries-jordan.livejournal.com]

*giggles*

Yeah, that's a wierd result for you.

[psyche7772.livejournal.com]

Interesting

Under "What Facinates you?" you didn't happen to ansewer

Dark places, ancient legends, family ghosts.

[winter-elf.livejournal.com]

well, yea. Of all the choices given - it's the closest. I like ancient places - castles, ruins, history and the like. They didn't have any sort of description like exploring the galaxy! :)

[psyche7772.livejournal.com]

well thats why you got Ann Rice becasue of all her family ghost stories and dark places. I bet if you picked either of these two you would have gotten soemthing different.

Technology, and the potential it has to change humanity.

The resilience of the human spirit, the drive to explore our world and others.

[winter-elf.livejournal.com]

hmmm. yea, you are right, that gets me Heinlen like you.

[april-art.livejournal.com]

I answered with the "ancient places" too, but still got Jane Austen...

I think something weird definitely happened with your quiz! You'd think you'd have had to answer that you liked drinking blood, live in the Garden District and wanted a sexy blond vampire as a mate... or something like that! (I was going for the romantic option--Darcy and Pemberley and Tea... so I knew what I'd get!) ^____^

[winter-elf.livejournal.com]

hmm.. yea funky. My first was 'I'd like to explore deep space with a group of like minded individuals, and find a new planet to colonize.', then the rest the same as you (dark places, tea and good man). So if I changed the 1st to pemberley, then I get Austen. If I changed the dark places like my sister brought up to 'The resilience of the human spirit, the drive to explore our world and others.', then I get Heinlein.

Strange!