What Shakespearean character reflects your nature?
by BGourley in Six Words Questions on Jan 29, 2013 | 
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BGourley says,
I'm Dromio (not Romio). (If you don't remember him, Dromio was a smart-ass.)lillybrook says,
Well, depending on your interpretation of the end of Taming of the Shrew, I am an honest Kate. Outspoken and independent... and possibly more of a skeptic than I need to be at times.Dragonflower says,
You know the character in Midsummers Night Dream who held the moon up (during the play for the newlyweds?). That's me.accidentaltourist says,
"Double, double toil and trouble...fire burn and cauldron bubble..."Sagacious says,
I've done one of those 'Which Shakespearean Character Are You' tests and, according to the test, I'm a Tybalt. I'd never heard of the character, but he sounds all grudgy and resentful- much like myself.Loon says,
Richard III's missing horse