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You're Humbert Humbert from Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. "You can always count on a murderer for fancy prose style..." Yes, Humbert is brilliant. He is both a criminal mastermind and a hopeless romantic. In the book, Humbert finds himself lusting for something he cannot have; that is, Dolores, or "Lolita," the eleven-year old daughter of his landlord. So what does he do? He marries the mother, and even plans to kill her, but she dies of a tragic accident. So he takes Lolita away, all around the country. She eventually leaves him, gets married, and has a child. But Humbert doesn't accept this. He kills her lover. Do you tend to take things to the extreme? Do you let your emotions take over your whole persona? Be careful. No matter how accepting other people are, you may hurt them trying to get what you want, intentionally or not. Try not to be tormented by things that are out of your control. It is never worth it if you end up destroying yourself or others in the process. "...Look at this triangle of thorns..."

You are Frank McCourt, author of the autobiographies Angela's Ashes and 'Tis. Frank grows up poorer than poor, in the slums of New York City and some of the poverty-stricken places in Ireland. Frank and his two brothers have to deal with growing up a foreigner in the United States, and also have to deal with the harshness of an Irish-Catholic upbringing. They also have to deal with a father who drinks the money away and a mother who won't do anything to stop him. But all is not lost for Frank. He eventually earns enough money to go back to America on his own, where he earns an education and becomes a teacher. You tend to appreciate all that you have, no matter how little it is. However, you are stubborn, and you clash with people who don't see things just the way you do. Chill out. Things can always get better, but they can also always get worse. You'll get through whatever life hands you. Might as well do it with a smile.

You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger.
Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several
different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he
ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you
don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be
escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with
the flow.

You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger. Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with the flow.

You are Winston Smith, from 1984 by George Orwell. "War is peace; Freedom is slavery; Ignorance is strength." Winston tries to do what he should, but he just can't become another mindless drone, following "The Party," and accepting everything that is placed out by them. But he can't escape the higher power. Big Brother is always watching. Are you feeling trapped by your current surroundings? Do you feel that you want something more? You don't accept things the way they are, and that is good. But you have to be careful who you trust. People change, no matter how well you think you know them. Just be careful who you rely on. Make sure that you know what you are doing, and even if you don't, be sure that you really want what you are fighting for. If you don't, you'll put yourself through a lot of pain for nothing.

ou are Frank McCourt, author of the autobiographies Angela's Ashes and 'Tis. Frank grows up poorer than poor, in the slums of New York City and some of the poverty-stricken places in Ireland. Frank and his two brothers have to deal with growing up a foreigner in the United States, and also have to deal with the harshness of an Irish-Catholic upbringing. They also have to deal with a father who drinks the money away and a mother who won't do anything to stop him. But all is not lost for Frank. He eventually earns enough money to go back to America on his own, where he earns an education and becomes a teacher. You tend to appreciate all that you have, no matter how little it is. However, you are stubborn, and you clash with people who don't see things just the way you do. Chill out. Things can always get better, but they can also always get worse. You'll get through whatever life hands you. Might as well do it with a smile.

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You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger. Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with the flow.

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You're Humbert Humbert from Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. "You can always count on a murderer for fancy prose style..." Yes, Humbert is brilliant. He is both a criminal mastermind and a hopeless romantic. In the book, Humbert finds himself lusting for something he cannot have; that is, Dolores, or "Lolita," the eleven-year old daughter of his landlord. So what does he do? He marries the mother, and even plans to kill her, but she dies of a tragic accident. So he takes Lolita away, all around the country. She eventually leaves him, gets married, and has a child. But Humbert doesn't accept this. He kills her lover. Do you tend to take things to the extreme? Do you let your emotions take over your whole persona? Be careful. No matter how accepting other people are, you may hurt them trying to get what you want, intentionally or not. Try not to be tormented by things that are out of your control. It is never worth it if you end up destroying yourself or others in the process. "...Look at this triangle of thorns..."

You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger.
Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several
different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he
ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you
don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be
escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with
the flow.

You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger. Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with the flow.
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You
are Frank McCourt, author of the autobiographies Angela's Ashes and
'Tis. Frank grows up poorer than poor, in the slums of New York City and
some of the poverty-stricken places in Ireland. Frank and his two
brothers have to deal with growing up a foreigner in the United States,
and also have to deal with the harshness of an Irish-Catholic
upbringing. They also have to deal with a father who drinks the money
away and a mother who won't do anything to stop him. But all is not lost
for Frank. He eventually earns enough money to go back to America on
his own, where he earns an education and becomes a teacher. You tend to
appreciate all that you have, no matter how little it is. However, you
are stubborn, and you clash with people who don't see things just the
way you do. Chill out. Things can always get better, but they can also
always get worse. You'll get through whatever life hands you. Might as
well do it with a smil

You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger. Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with the flow.

You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger. Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with the flow.

You're Humbert Humbert from Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. "You can always count on a murderer for fancy prose style..." Yes, Humbert is brilliant. He is both a criminal mastermind and a hopeless romantic. In the book, Humbert finds himself lusting for something he cannot have; that is, Dolores, or "Lolita," the eleven-year old daughter of his landlord. So what does he do? He marries the mother, and even plans to kill her, but she dies of a tragic accident. So he takes Lolita away, all around the country. She eventually leaves him, gets married, and has a child. But Humbert doesn't accept this. He kills her lover. Do you tend to take things to the extreme? Do you let your emotions take over your whole persona? Be careful. No matter how accepting other people are, you may hurt them trying to get what you want, intentionally or not. Try not to be tormented by things that are out of your control. It is never worth it if you end up destroying yourself or others in the process. "...Look at this triangle of thorns..."

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You are Victor Frankenstein, from Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Frankenstein has a one track mind. He works so hard that he often becomes obsessive, only to find that he only brings pain to himself and others. "...I had worked hard for nearly two years for the sole purpose of infusing life into an inanimate body. For this I had deprived myself of health and rest... but now that I finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart." Be careful what you try to do, and make sure that your goals are worth what you are putting yourself through to reach them. Don't let your ambitions destroy you as they did to Frankenstein.

You are Holden Caufield, from The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger. Are you fighting the unavoidable? In the book, Holden tries several different things to try not to become a mindless "phony" adult. But he ends up acting more adult than he knows. You should be careful that you don't end up contradicting yourself. Some things just cannot be escaped. Sometimes, no matter how hard it is, you just have to go with the flow.

You are Frank McCourt, author of the autobiographies Angela's Ashes and 'Tis. Frank grows up poorer than poor, in the slums of New York City and some of the poverty-stricken places in Ireland. Frank and his two brothers have to deal with growing up a foreigner in the United States, and also have to deal with the harshness of an Irish-Catholic upbringing. They also have to deal with a father who drinks the money away and a mother who won't do anything to stop him. But all is not lost for Frank. He eventually earns enough money to go back to America on his own, where he earns an education and becomes a teacher. You tend to appreciate all that you have, no matter how little it is. However, you are stubborn, and you clash with people who don't see things just the way you do. Chill out. Things can always get better, but they can also always get worse. You'll get through whatever life hands you. Might as well do it with a smile.

You are Winston Smith, from 1984 by George Orwell.
"War is peace; Freedom is slavery; Ignorance is strength." Winston tries to do what he should, but he just can't become another mindless drone, following "The Party," and accepting everything that is placed out by them. But he can't escape the higher power. Big Brother is always watching. Are you feeling trapped by your current surroundings? Do you feel that you want something more? You don't accept things the way they are, and that is good. But you have to be careful who you trust. People change, no matter how well you think you know them. Just be careful who you rely on. Make sure that you know what you are doing, and even if you don't, be sure that you really want what you are fighting for. If you don't, you'll put yourself through a lot of pain for nothing.