Which Book of Books Character Are You?

This could be considered a good thing. Annora is easy-going, all about them fun times. She's loyal to those who take the time to know her, and cares deeply about helping others. She tends to act before thinking but she always (usually?) means well. Never one to blend in, she strives to be a bold and fantastic leader. (She usually is, too.) She's creative, goofy, bubbly, and weird (in the best way).

She's also insane. Just saying.

This is excellent. Anthony is fiercely loyal to his friends, always going the extra mile to help them out. He's dependable, hard-working, and collected always. ALWAYS. (Alright, most of the time.) He has a hard time trusting people he doesn't know (I mean, who doesn't?), and is highly analytical when it comes to making choices. He thinks with his head, not his heart. (Hearts are overrated anyways.)

He keeps his less-sane friends in check, striving to keep things going smoothly and stress-free. (This usually fails, but at least he tries.) All he wants is to relax and watch some Doctor Who.

Oran is introverted, but will speak her mind with a loud voice and determination if she has to. She's brave, clever, and has trust issues. But she's brave and clever. And that's what matters.

She can have a temper, but her heart is kind and caring. Sometimes she's SO kind and caring that it gets her into trouble, but alas, she never learns. As an equally logical and thinks-with-her-gut kind of person, she's a valuable companion to any team.

Roan is... A good guy. Unique, lively, and not afraid to be himself (well, mostly not afraid), Roan is a trend changer. He's the kind of guy who stands out in a crowd (for many, many reasons), pushing ahead to mold a better future.

Always optimistic, he doesn't let (almost) anything get in his way. Of course, this means he sometimes forgets others' needs in the quest to meet his goals. He can be a teeny tiny bit greedy and selfish, but he has a good heart. (And that's what matters, yes?)

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I'm slightly worried that this is your result, but I shall go on nevertheless.

Chaos is...

Um.

Chaos.

Sorry.

Chaos can actually be a pretty decent person. When he's in a good mood (or rather, the right mood), he's kind, good-natured, and would do anything for his loved ones. He's highly intelligent, and seeks to use that intelligence for the good of others. He's a little self-conscious, but he rarely shows that to anyone. He's excellent at hiding his true feelings, thinking that if others knew what he felt it would only bother them.

On the flip side, he's cunning, controlling, manipulative, and yes he is absolutely bi-polar.

Congratulations.

Comfort is her own person. She's not afraid to frown upon those who frown at her, which (to her belief) is everyone. She's built a large metaphorical brick wall around herself and no one except the very most worthy are allowed in... Those she does let in are rewarded with a passionate and caring friend. She's always there to console, should a friend need it - and given she's oddly attracted to the kind of friends who need the most consoling, this is quite beneficial. She's quick-witted, a bit temperamental, and very very headstrong - but she's an awesome friend nonetheless. (People who look down on her should be ashamed.)

D is so kind it's almost a bad thing. He's gentle, caring, humble, considerate, and all he wants to do is help people. Unfortunately, he has the tendency to push others away (thinking he can only bring them harm) and to be a bit TOO humble (getting to borderline self-deprecation). He tries to look past the flaws of both his friends and his enemies. He's a bit of a pacifist, (almost) always maintaining his middle ground in an argument. On the other hand, he's not afraid to fight for something he believes in. He's a pretty awesome person.

It's too bad his job is not unlike that of an assassin.