The most random thread ever!!!

[Jetthebinturong]

Forgive my ignorance, but who is Scarlett O'Hara? I'm assuming she's from some classic (I don't typically read classics)

[Cornflower MM]

Ugh, I just took a 'who's your Southern alter ego' quiz and got, of all people, Scarlett O'Hara. I can't stand Scarlett.

I love Scarlett O'Hara. She's the strongest female protagonist I've ever discovered in literature. Elizabeth from Pride and Prejudice and Janie from Their Eyes Were Watching God are the runner-ups.

You actually like that selfish, whiny spoiled brat? Okay. . . . .

Forgive my ignorance, but who is Scarlett O'Hara? I'm assuming she's from some classic (I don't typically read classics)

She's from Gone With The Wind. It's really not that bad of a book, I like it. . . Just can't stand the main character. (Scarlett)

[Banya]

@Jet: She's the protagonist of Gone with the Wind. She's a Southern belle from the American Civil War era.

@Corn: I like her because she's selfish. Throughout the story, everything she had, from the people she loved to the places she called home, were being taken from her. Her selfishness was her refusal to lose everything and everyone she held dear. She stole her sisters' fiance so that she could have the financial stability to support her sisters and children and keep her home and keep her family together. She felt disdain for other girls her age because of their happiness and because society at the time had strict expectations for widows that she, as an extroverted, social teenage girl, didn't want to meet. She was raised spoiled, but after the war breaks out in the first chapter, she quickly learns to forego luxuries and work hard to provide support for others. She does whine and complain, but firstly, she's a teenage girl who's been thrown into circumstances unfamiliar to her, and secondly, her whining doesn't stop her from taking action. She's headstrong and motivated and hardworking, and I admire her.

[Jetthebinturong]

Ah. Gone With the Wind. I'll take a point for being right about it being a classic. 

[The Skarzs]

I've not even read it. Not much into classics.

[Delthion]

Little Women, Anne of Green Gables, Pride and Prejudice, are all classics. (I think.)  And I love all of them!

[Lady Ashenwyte]

I think the image format in Brocktress' art thread and Ash's minis crashes my browser.

Really? Did it crash before yesterday?

[Jetthebinturong]

No. (Not on your thread anyway).

[Lady Ashenwyte]

No. (Not on your thread anyway).

Ah. It may be an issue with me using Imgur upload the pics.

[Jetthebinturong]

I see.

I had the weirdest dream last night. For some reason Troye Sivan went to my college and we were friends and he started singing Happy Little Pill and someone said "I love that song" and I was like "he's the artist" and they got really embarrassed and then Troye Sivan disappeared and we walked outside and he was sitting with the popular kids.

IT WAS SO WEIRD.

[Groddil]

10:30 pm on the first night of Winter that's actually remotely cold. Even though Winter's over in less than a week. Hmm. Dog's all snuggled up on my bed.

[Hickory]

@Jet: Ever seen Final Destination? I had a dream relating to that.

[Jetthebinturong]

@Jet: Ever seen Final Destination? I had a dream relating to that.

That's not that weird. Dreams about dying in horrible ways are like a staple of dream psychology or whatever you want to call it.

Random nonsensical dreams are weird.

*Sigh* Every day I don't make my Cinder review is another day I'm not reading Skulduggery Pleasant.

[Jukka the Sling]

Little Women, Anne of Green Gables, Pride and Prejudice, are all classics. (I think.)  And I love all of them!

*quotes this so Del can never remove it*

[Delthion]

I had and still have no intention of removing that!