Slytherin Pro:I am ambitious. I have set myself with some lofty goals. Designing for Broadway, creating a line of clothing or accessories, opening some sort of costuming business with a friend of mine. Even when I was little I wanted to be a Physicist and win a Nobel Prize for my work. I have always dreamed big, but with time the dreams have changed. I always work hard toward what I want at the time. Con:hmmm...I didn't think this one was going to be so hard...lets see. I was going to say that I wasn't cunning, but after looking up the definition in the dictionary to be sure I had a true grasp on the word, I can be cunning in my own way. And I am oppinionated, stubborn, out-spoken, mysterious, devious, and cynical all to various degrees and not more than anything else. I guess I will have to go with Sinister. I don't ever intend to be evil or mean. It just sometimes comes out that way. I never go into a situation thinking "Oh wouldn't it be perfectly glorious to say how horrible so-and-so's hair is just to see their reaction." It might slip like, "oh my what have you done to your hair?!" like my inner monologue turned off for a split second. I'm never really intentionally malicious to someone, except once in fifth grade, and I still feel very guilty about it.
Gryffindor Pro:I am a leader. It may not be your usual "listen to what I'm telling you and do what I say" kind of leader. I am more of a leader by example. People look to me to see what I am doing and act accordingly. I used to get praised for this when I was at summer camp and I didn't really understand what it meant until I got to college. It's just as important to lead people through your actions as it is to tell them what to do. Con:I don't consider myself to be very charismatic. People don't have a hard time saying no to me. I could never sell your grandmother a pair of lowrise jeans and a midriff revealing shirt (sorry for any visuals its just this thing we say of my very charismatic friend Anthony). It takes a lot of work on my part to convince people that they really need to do what I am asking them to do, such as quieting down at a rehearsal or mopping the floor at work, and many times requires me to beg, plead, bribe (with cookies or candy never money) or make deals with people (such as if you do this for me now I'll do that for you later)
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Date: 2005-07-20 04:22 pm (UTC)Slytherin
Pro:I am ambitious. I have set myself with some lofty goals. Designing for Broadway, creating a line of clothing or accessories, opening some sort of costuming business with a friend of mine. Even when I was little I wanted to be a Physicist and win a Nobel Prize for my work. I have always dreamed big, but with time the dreams have changed. I always work hard toward what I want at the time.
Con:hmmm...I didn't think this one was going to be so hard...lets see. I was going to say that I wasn't cunning, but after looking up the definition in the dictionary to be sure I had a true grasp on the word, I can be cunning in my own way. And I am oppinionated, stubborn, out-spoken, mysterious, devious, and cynical all to various degrees and not more than anything else. I guess I will have to go with Sinister. I don't ever intend to be evil or mean. It just sometimes comes out that way. I never go into a situation thinking "Oh wouldn't it be perfectly glorious to say how horrible so-and-so's hair is just to see their reaction." It might slip like, "oh my what have you done to your hair?!" like my inner monologue turned off for a split second. I'm never really intentionally malicious to someone, except once in fifth grade, and I still feel very guilty about it.
Gryffindor
Pro:I am a leader. It may not be your usual "listen to what I'm telling you and do what I say" kind of leader. I am more of a leader by example. People look to me to see what I am doing and act accordingly. I used to get praised for this when I was at summer camp and I didn't really understand what it meant until I got to college. It's just as important to lead people through your actions as it is to tell them what to do.
Con:I don't consider myself to be very charismatic. People don't have a hard time saying no to me. I could never sell your grandmother a pair of lowrise jeans and a midriff revealing shirt (sorry for any visuals its just this thing we say of my very charismatic friend Anthony). It takes a lot of work on my part to convince people that they really need to do what I am asking them to do, such as quieting down at a rehearsal or mopping the floor at work, and many times requires me to beg, plead, bribe (with cookies or candy never money) or make deals with people (such as if you do this for me now I'll do that for you later)