Be Honest

[chief4db]

What character of kings is most like you. Then if u had to be one 8n real life who would it be.
Roland , loyalty ,determination and dedication to the mission.
Which one like to be would be jake epping. I mean who wouldn't want to travel in time. Not to mention how fun would it be to bet on games and know the winner. Cha-ching

 

[Senor_Biggles]

Ben Hanscom. All of the Losers resonate with me as kids, can't say I recognise too much of myself in the way they're portrayed as adults, but as Kids I see all of them in myself to a greater or lesser degree. Ben's the one who makes me the saddest though, and I think that's beacuse I recognise so much of him (mummies on the ice aside of course).

And if I had to be one in real life? Actually, I would kind of like to be like Ben Hanscom as a grown up. He has a lot of nobiliy and that trick with the whiskey and the lemon juice is pretty awesome.

 

[Kurben]

I'll go for one of the Losers. They have always been the ones that speaks the most to me. I've read that book at least 25 times. Was forced to buy a new ex, my first was so wellread that the pages fell out. But which one...?? That is more difficult. I recognize myself in the boyhood of several, Ben perhaps the most but as a grownup probably Mike Hanlon because of his interest in history and books.

 

[DiO'Bolic]

If my better half is to be believed, it would be Leland Gaunt, and even calls me that on occasion (when she's not calling me Mister Man). She says I'm evil because I instigate people into getting themselves in trouble. And it must be true because she's never wrong... According to her.

 

[doowopgirl]

Detta/Odetta or Susannah. Tough women.

 

[Kurben]

If my better half is to be believed, it would be Leland Gaunt, and even calls me that on occasion (when she's not calling me Mister Man). She says I'm evil because I instigate people into getting themselves in trouble. And it must be true because she's never wrong... According to her.

Just between us.... Who would it be according to you??? We promise not to tell.... Or are you really the Devil in Disguise?

 

[Shoesalesman]

The one who is most like me is Paul Edgecomb. His philosophy on how people should be treated, even if they happen to be the most undesirable people in society, is worth striving for.

Same answer for the second part, too. For the same reasons.

 

[DiO'Bolic]

Just between us.... Who would it be according to you??? We promise not to tell.... Or are you really the Devil in Disguise?

LOL. Between us I'm a Jekyll & Hyde. Part Leland Gaunt, part Glen Bateman.

 

[Pucker]

I suppose I see at least some of myself in Larry Underwood. I certainly get confused, so . . . there's that.

If I could be one of his characters?

Hmmm . . . I think I'd like to be that kid who told Bill Denbrough that you can't be careful on a skateboard.

That kid seemed pretty smart to me.

I wonder what ever happened to him.

 

[Out of Order]

Mr. Jingles

 

[Spideyman]

Oy

 

[Dana Jean]

Wendy Torrance. Whiny broad.

 

[Neesy]

Wendy Torrance. Whiny broad.

- Nah - anybody that likes goats as much as you do must be a good person!

 

[danie]

Jessie Burlingame

 

[Neesy]

Jessie Burlingame

Think I would rather be her than poor old Wendy.

Hmmmmm... that is an interesting choice - I am one of the few people on here who seems to like Gerald's Game!

 

[danie]

Think I would rather be her than poor old Wendy.

Hmmmmm... that is an interesting choice - I am one of the few people on here who seems to like Gerald's Game!

Gerald's Game is my favorite.

 

[Neesy]

Gerald's Game is my favorite.

 

[danie]

You're both shocked and appreciative?

 

[Neesy]

You're both shocked and appreciative?

Yes, I am - it's good to see that someone else likes it as much as I did. (I even started a thread on it, in which a few people dissed the book, so it's nice to see someone who shares my appreciation)

 

[Tery]

Dolores Claiborne