Which character are you?

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I think that I am something like Daniel and something like Sam. I love to orgnize, when it come to trips. I make a bundles of checklists. And like Sam I like to try new things.
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I must admit i'm alot like Daniel. I love organizing and i would do anything for my family. Regardless of even when i have been backstabbed, am quick to forgive and always want peace and harmony to prevail.
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I am the main protagonist 100%. I’m the one falling, making a mess , and always thinking too hard about life.
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Probably Daniel. Organizing is pretty much in me at this point in time.
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I'm like Daniel in the sense that I don't organize trips either. But then, I'm also the one who doesn't want to go in the first place. Lol :lol2:
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I think I am most probably like Daniel. I liked everything organized. I want to save my relations and I forgive easily.
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I think I'm more of the main protagonist. I'm not so good on things that require energy and perseverance. Futher more, his relationship with his wife was a bit relatable to some extent( I'm not married, neither am I divorced, though.)
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Radhika_ wrote: 24 Jan 2020, 11:45 I think I am most probably like Daniel. I liked everything organized. I want to save my relations and I forgive easily.
I'm also definitely not Daniel, except that I don't always considered my relationship when with my friend or when we want to organize any event that doesn't concern my partner. To that extent, I think I'm more of the main protagonist.
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Aditi Sapate wrote: 24 Jan 2020, 09:16 I'm like Daniel in the sense that I don't organize trips either. But then, I'm also the one who doesn't want to go in the first place. Lol :lol2:
I'm also Daniel in the part of organizing events, but I always want to save my relationship, so, I'm not a full Daniel.
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adamgreenrock wrote: 23 Jan 2020, 04:56 Probably Daniel. Organizing is pretty much in me at this point in time.
Looks like I'm the only one who isn't good in organizing events. I'm more of the main protagonist.
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[quote=Sugarlump54 post_id=1329100 time=1579623496 user_id=1502395]
I am the main protagonist 100%. I’m the one falling, making a mess , and always thinking too hard about life.[/quote]

We're in this together. I'm always the one with the pink bracelet lol :lol2: Though I don't take life as hard as he took it. I always need help though 😂
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I so relate to Daniel!! I'm so organized and like planning ahead
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I can say that I have empathised 100% with each character but I can't say I felt myself mirrored by any.
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I am normally the organiser of our group, so I suppose Daniel, however, out of the whole book, I related most to Rachel. Being a mother of 3 whilst hubby is working, I get her the most.
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I relate with the main protagonist because some of those who used to be my friends are already parents and due to my persistence I got hurt like the main protagonist only in a different way, but had to accept the situation and choose the most convenient opinion at hand.
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