16 Main Archetypes Quiz

[sserafim]

which of the 16 main archetypes are you? (the answers are very personal)

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The Outlaw
You're fiercely independent with a sense of self that keeps you from bending to societal constraints. Okay, so you don't make a lot of friends, but the ones you do have are loyal and have similar values. Other characters do resent you, but they have a secret jealously of your freedom and absolute disregard for their hierarchies. For example, the Sheriff of Nottingham (from Robin Hood) expresses his hidden envy of a life that he could never have. Other outlaws in literature are Roux from Chocolat by Joanne Harris, and Maurice Leblanc's Arsène Lupin.

 

[Rocinante]

The Herald

You spread word of great change, usually near the beginning of the story. You probably love sharing news or talking to others, and after you've had your say, things are not quite the same as they were before (dropping figurative bombshells in your wake). You are more often than not a harbinger of something to come. You are in the company of Effie Trinket in The Hunger Games and the three witches in Macbeth.

 

[eatantz]

I love when you post quizzes

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

I don't really see it but oh well.

 

[EvisceratedJester]

Your Result:​

The Trickster​

No legends will be written about you, but you deserve a place in them anyway. Although most think of the hero, villain, or mentor archetypes, you may be even more iconic or liked. Before storytellers were repeating tales of Beowulf and King Arthur, they were gathering around the fire listening to stories about Coyote, Raven, and the spider god Anansi. You don't classify as necessarily good nor evil, you follow your own agenda and do whatever you need to accomplish that free of black/white morals. You probably stan antiheroes and antivillains. You are in the company of Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream and Loki from Norse mythology.​

Hey, Puck is my favourite character form A Midsummer Night's Dream and from The Sister's Grimm (I loved that book series as a child).

 

[ijustwishtodie]

Results for quiz which of the 16 main archetypes are you? (the answers are very personal)

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[tary]

Even in my fantasy world I'm a side character

 

[Eternal Eyes]

"The Everyman
You're just a person. Everyone else is a hero or a villain or a mentor, but you're just.. happy to be there! You gave up on your dreams a long time ago, deciding to settle for mediocre grades, mediocre schools, mediocre jobs, a nice marriage (or life of singleness), a mediocre retirement. You don't care about having more than that, and you're grateful you have this at all. Some people just aren't meant for the legends. Maybe next time. You are Arthur Dent from The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and Simon Lewis from The Mortal Instruments."

Roasted by a quiz...wow.

 

[sserafim]

I took it again and got outlaw, then villain. I guess I'm the bad guy

 

[darkenmydoorstep]

which of the 16 main archetypes are you? (the answers are very personal)

hibiFlower empire >>> take my other quiz https://uquiz.com/HIe2OL

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The Outlaw
You're fiercely independent with a sense of self that keeps you from bending to societal constraints. Okay, so you don't make a lot of friends, but the ones you do have are loyal and have similar values. Other characters do resent you, but they have a secret jealously of your freedom and absolute disregard for their hierarchies. For example, the Sheriff of Nottingham (from Robin Hood) expresses his hidden envy of a life that he could never have. Other outlaws in literature are Roux from Chocolat by Joanne Harris, and Maurice Leblanc's Arsène Lupin.

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"Your positivity is unstoppable"
Hm…not sure I'd be on a suicide site if that were true