More accurate than a Buzzfeed quiz; less accurate than your therapist’s raised eyebrow.🤨
Cicely, Alaska:
populated by people who are all just a little bit unusual—and that's precisely what makes them so memorable! Some are practical, some philosophical, some romantic, some stubborn, and some seem to be operating according to an entirely different set of rules.
Take the quiz to discover which Northern Exposure character is your emotional doppelgänger.
1. You arrive in a strange new place. What do you do first?
A. Find the nearest interesting person and start asking questions.
B. Look around quietly and figure out how everything works.
C. Find somewhere comfortable and observe the locals.
D. Start making yourself at home as though you've been there forever.
2. Which quality do you value most in yourself?
A. Curiosity.
B. Independence.
C. Loyalty.
D. Imagination.
3. Someone comes to you with a complicated personal problem. Your response is:
A. Ask questions until you discover what's really going on.
B. Offer practical advice and a workable solution.
C. Listen patiently, even if the problem makes no sense to you.
D. Tell them a story that somehow makes everything clearer.
4. Your ideal evening in Cicely would involve:
A. An interesting conversation that wanders into completely unexpected territory.
B. A quiet drink and some time to think.
C. Good food, good company, and people you actually care about.
D. Music, art, or some other form of creative inspiration.
5. Which statement sounds most like you?
A. “There has to be more to this than meets the eye.”
B. “I'll figure it out myself.”
C. “People matter, more than being right.”
D. “Why does everything have to make sense?”
Results in the comments!
[quiz generated by chatGPT; the title quotation is by The Northern Exposure Book: The Official Publication of the Television Series]
🔑 Results
ReplyDeleteMostly A’s – Chris Stevens
Your emotional doppelgänger is Chris Stevens. You're curious about almost everything, especially the things other people overlook. You have a philosophical streak and a tendency to follow an interesting idea wherever it leads, even if that means wandering considerably farther than you intended. For you, conversation isn't just conversation—it is a way of exploring the world.
Mostly B’s – Joel Fleischman
Your emotional doppelgänger is Joel Fleischman. You're independent, capable, and not especially interested in pretending that difficult things aren't difficult. You like knowing where you stand and prefer solving problems to philosophizing about them. Underneath the practical exterior, though, there's a part of you that's more sentimental and open to possibility than you always let on.
Mostly C’s – Ruth-Anne Miller
Your emotional doppelgänger is Ruth-Anne Miller. You understand people, and you understand that people are complicated. You don't need everyone to agree with you—or even to make perfect sense. You value loyalty, kindness, and the accumulated wisdom that comes from paying attention to life for a long time. You may say less than some people, but when you do speak, there's usually a reason.
Mostly D’s – Maurice Minnifield
Your emotional doppelgänger is Maurice Minnifield. You have a strong sense of your own importance, but you're also capable of enormous enthusiasm, generosity, and sheer delight in the world. You like big ideas, big gestures, and occasionally being a little ridiculous. Life is too interesting to approach timidly, and you're not inclined to apologize for enjoying it.
I'm a mix, but more A than any other - so we'll call me Chris, which pleases me inordinately. ♥️
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