What kind of heroine are you?
Wonder what your role may be in a POTC movie? Answer these questions to find out if you would have a sword, be a wise-woman, or be rescued!
1. Just how much of a villain are you?
a. I can easily see how people might think I’m more a villain than a heroine
b. Are you kidding? Didn’t your mother tell you to not ask such rude questions?
c. A villain? Maybe the world of evil thinks I’m a villain…
d. A what? Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
e. It’s not important to me if people see me as a villain or not
f. Well, if you go by the literal definition, I can safely say I do not perform villainous deeds
g. I wouldn’t know how to be a villain!
h. I’m not one at all, but it would be fun to be a villain for a day.
2. Okay, you and I are out to lunch and a guy across the way is checking you out. I say you should go meet him. What do you end up doing?
a. I swagger over, loosen the strap of my dress, and start right in with the sweet talk
b. Don’t you want to see if he prefers you first? I’d hate to steal your chance at happiness.
c. I’m way too busy trying to organize a rally for my cause to have a personal life right now. You’re lucky I’m meeting you for lunch at all.
d. I get up to go see him, trip, recover, and then ask him the big questions to see if I’m interested, you know, like what kind of jungle cat he would be, which Rolling Stones member he feels the closest connection to, if he’s allergic to wheatgrass…
e. I’m not talking to him! That jerk is the head of our rival company!
f. He’s not staring at me. I’m much too plain.
g. (Blushes) He’s so dreamy. I hope he’ll come over to our table and start a conversation
h. Oh, what the hell? I’ll go say hi.
3. You and the guy hit it off in spite of whatever complications there were and he wants to know if he can have your number.
a. He can have more than my number…
b. I have to give him the number to the nursing home where I work because I’m there more often than home
c. I scribble it down and get going. There’s a guy trying to break into a car out in the parking lot who needs a good kick in the ribs!
d. Should I give him my cell phone number or the home number? Unable to decide, I give him my best friend’s number.
e. I give him the office’s number and hint that my personal assistant is able to carry large flower bouquets to my desk.
f. I’m too scared to give a man my number!
g. (jots it down in a fever and squeals) I hope he calls! (starts dancing around the room singing)
h. Only if I can have his number, too. It’ll be like a race to see who calls who first!
4. Okay, so what would you say your biggest strength is/are?
a. I can size people up and know what they want. It’s like a sixth sense anymore.
b. It’s a tough choice between my ability to multi-task and just my experience. I mean, I’ve seen it all.
c. My integrity and commitment
d. Imagination!
e. My decisiveness
f. Knowledge is power
g. My pure heart
h. My humor and persistence
5. What were you like growing up?
a. Well, I had to grow up pretty fast, but I used my street smarts to survive
b. I was the big sister, the team mom, the good listener
c. I was very active in causes and occasionally beat up the school bully
d. I had a wide variety of interests and started a lot of trends
e. I also had to grow up pretty quickly. Hey, someone had to make the big decisions
f. Oh, I polished off the works of Dostoyevsky and Falkner during the day and won Trivial Pursuit every night
g. I had a lot of people looking out for me, so to thank them, I behaved and helped out around the house
h. Pretty busy schedule. If I wasn’t meeting my best gal pal for a Barbie session, I was out playing kickball
6. And which of these careers appeal to you?
a. Travel agent, Sales Rep, Gambler
b. Doctor, Therapist, Daycare manager
c. Defense Attorney, military member, philanthropist
d. Fashion designer, preschool teacher, artist
e. Prosecutor, politician, CEO
f. Teacher, Research Analyst, Writer
g. Waitress, Actress, Clerk
h. Astronaut, Reporter, Store Manager
7. Now that those questions are out of the way, you go to a bar to meet up with the guy you met at lunch. For no reason at all, a huge fight breaks out! What do you do?
a. Slipping behind the counter, I crawl my way to the back exit.
b. Grab the hand of an underage teenage girl with a fake ID and make a bold run for the exit
c. Well, (gets out her mace and brass knuckles) no one said this wouldn’t be a dive
d. When someone knocks a gun out of someone’s hand and it comes your way, you pick it up and clumsily shoot it into the air. When everyone stops to look at you, you ask why everyone is fighting in the first place.
e. Call the police and demand they put a stop to this chaos
f. (rifles through bag and finds her umbrella. Opening it, she blocks broken bottles and debris from touching her as she heads for the front door)
g. Right after you’ve started crying, a menacing man backs you into a corner. You hit him over the head with a bottle and start running, screaming for help
h. Cool! (finds her pepper spray) I’ll be right back! (whoops into the fray and picks a random guy to spray)
8. “What happened?” the guy asks after things have cooled down.
a. “Nothing I couldn’t handle. You smell good.”
b. “I don’t really know. I think a lot of people got hurt.”
c. “Some idiots needed to be taught a lesson.”
d. “I was just sitting here, minding my own business, when suddenly, from the shadows, out came these masked ruffians and they started making demands!”
e. “Fine time for you to show up.”
f. “What DIDN’T happen?”
g. “I don’t want to talk about it. Just hold me!”
h. “Just a few hotheads deciding to ruin everyone’s good time.”