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The classic character most like you

Alice

Curious first, careful later

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland · Lewis Carroll

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  2. MMindJudgment
  3. FFlowPace
  4. RRealVision

When you wonder 'what's this?', you press it, open it, follow it. Like Alice, when you meet a strange rule you ask, clearly, 'does that make sense?' Somewhere strange, you question everyone you meet and still find your own way.

Things a Alice type often says

  • What's this? Can I press it?
  • Does that even make sense?
  • Curiouser and curiouser!

In a group, I'm

Expedition leader, head of curiosity

As a friend, I'm

The friend who grabs your hand to explore somewhere new

When stressed

Too many strange rules frustrate you. Taking a new path home cheers you up.

Sound familiar, Alice type?

  • You talk to and question anyone you meet
  • Strange rules get a 'does that make sense?' from you
  • See an alley and you follow it to find out where it goes
  • You check what the bottle says before you drink

Where you shine

  1. Never-ending curiosity

    Facing a strange door, an unknown path or weird rules, 'what's this?' comes before fear. That curiosity takes you into worlds others never find.

  2. Questions rules that make no sense

    Even if an adult says so, even if the rule says so, if it makes no sense you ask clearly, 'but why?' That helps others notice what's odd too.

  3. Calm in strange places

    When everything is topsy-turvy, you keep your head and find the next step. Among panicking friends, you're the one who finds the way.

Watch out for

When you leap without looking

If you're curious, you press it, open it, follow it, and sometimes land in trouble you didn't expect.

Try thisLike the 'Drink Me' bottle, pause once before you start and ask, 'what if this goes wrong?'

When questioning turns sharp

Since nonsense is hard to bear, you can speak so firmly that the other person feels embarrassed.

Try thisStart with 'I'm curious about something'. The same words sound much gentler.

A famous scene

Seeing a White Rabbit take a watch out of its waistcoat pocket, Alice follows it straight down the rabbit-hole.

A line from the book

it's no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then.

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Perfect matchAnne ShirleyImagination on full blastMakes you growPhileas FoggAdventure, right on scheduleYour oppositeJane EyreQuiet, but never silent

Jane Eyre is your opposite on all four traits. Strange at first, but you have the most to learn from each other.

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