Content Free ... Thursday. I'm a fucking Lannister is who the hell I am. :-P

[featherynscale]

What can I say? I'm a fanboy for large complicated series.

Your Score: House Lannister

63% Dominant, 36% Extroverted, 63% Trustworthy

Confident. Dangerous. Unrelentingly sexy. The master of all you survey, you are of House Lannister.



You are a dominant personality—and how! When someone asks “and who are you, the proud lord said, that I should bow so low?” your response is probably, “FUCK YOU! I’m a fucking LANNISTER, that’s who the HELL I am!” And then you’d pimp-slap them with your golden hand. All joking aside, you view leadership as your natural, god-given right; it is a trait, just like your golden curling hair and irresistible sex appeal. It’s who you are—a Lannister.



You are introverted, meaning that you prefer to keep your ambitions and devices to yourself. Unfortunately, your personality is so vivacious that (despite all your intended secrecies) you are still a very obvious person. Though no one knows what avenues you will travel, your destination is clear to all. And of course, yours is a road to greatness! You have a magnetic, polarizing personality: people either love you or hate you. They also probably find you exceedingly intimidating. Their fear is probably well-placed.



Finally, you are trustworthy. Does this surprise you? Remember your unofficial motto: “A Lannister always pays his debts.” Though you enjoy keeping secrets and playing games, everyone knows you are a major player. Underhanded tactics are so expected from you that they don’t particularly count as untrustworthyness—it’s more of a family legacy than a choice. Your promise is as good as the gold that you shit.



Representative characters include: Tyrion Lannister, Jaime Lannister, and Tywin Lannister



Similar Houses: Greyjoy, Stark, and Targaryen



Opposite House: Tyrell



When playing the game of thrones, you play it balls to the wall.

Link: The Song of Ice and Fire House Test written by Geeky_Stripper on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test

Comments

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

I'm a big fan. It's probably not for everyone -- there are approximately eleventy billion characters, the plot is very complicated, there's very little magic for a fantasy world, and Martin seems to delight in killing off the characters you love the most.

On the other hand, the characters all evolve, at very few points do you have any idea what's going to happen next (and when you do, you're often wrong), and it's one of the few series in which I found myself actually shifting in my character loyalties (two of the characters that I currently most respect, I began the series despising).

The problem really is that he's not done with the series yet, and is notorious for holding books over long past their promised release date. The last one was almost a year overdue, and ended up addressing only half of the characters. So it requires some degree of patience, but I think it's very rewarding.