Which of John Green's Characters Would You Date?
Recently in an entertainment discussion the question was asked "What fictional character would you like to date?" in response...
I have made a pros and cons list for all of the main girl characters in John Green's books.
Alaska Young:
Pros:
Hot, Gorgeous, Curvy, Nice-smelling, Tan, Adventurous, Bookworm, Hangs with good crowd, Good story teller, interestingly messed up.
Cons: She might be John's most beautiful and sexed up character, but this flirtatious and moody girl could mark an end to your sanity. Impulsive and unfaithful, her rebellious lifestyle sends shudders down the loving boyfriend's spine. She is toxicly intoxicating... like some sort of brand of sweet arsenic: just have a taste and you might be fine, but in high dosage she'll leave you without answers and without reason =[
Lindsey (AAoK):
Pros:
Cute, Sweet, Nice smile, faithful, endearing, empathetic, grounded
Cons:
Though she is stable, she is almost too close to home... she enjoys the solitude of her quaint town and doesn't seem to strive for anything greater than just being normal (which is kind of the point of the book but whatever)... at the end it feels like she is more adventurous and she's more ready to push the boundaries but she is a very different character from both Alaska and Margo.
Margo:
Pros: Pretty, Petite, Well-rounded, talented, unique, original, rebellious, adventurous, mysterious, brilliantly gifted.
Cons: Throughout the novel, we see her as the main character sees her, and he sees only the positives, only the good memories. However, up close and in person reveals that she has deep set emotional problems with staying in one place... she likes to be mysterious so that people don't see her as being the archetype girl next door or "home sweet home housewife" She is slightly temperamental (with a killer revenge habit that would leave any unfaithful bf sleeping with the light on) and her motives are a lot of the time confusing but she still resonates with silent creativity and thoughtfullness.
So to answer this question I will have to put it like this...
To date intermittently, playfully, and casually: Alaska Young BY FAR!!!! hot, interesting, and crazy awesome =]
To be my youthful sweetheart: Margo Roth Spieglman, the adventurer, the go-getter, and the seeker of awesome =]
To be my wife as long as we both may live: Lindsey, her homegrown personality being a refreshment and her empathic spirit keeping her awesomeness alive =]
So I want to know... which of John Green's characters would you date? not just girls but guys as well and if you want to tell me I guess you could... for what reason? Thankyou Nerdfighters! DFTBA =]
lovemichael
I have made a pros and cons list for all of the main girl characters in John Green's books.
Alaska Young:
Pros:
Hot, Gorgeous, Curvy, Nice-smelling, Tan, Adventurous, Bookworm, Hangs with good crowd, Good story teller, interestingly messed up.
Cons: She might be John's most beautiful and sexed up character, but this flirtatious and moody girl could mark an end to your sanity. Impulsive and unfaithful, her rebellious lifestyle sends shudders down the loving boyfriend's spine. She is toxicly intoxicating... like some sort of brand of sweet arsenic: just have a taste and you might be fine, but in high dosage she'll leave you without answers and without reason =[
Lindsey (AAoK):
Pros:
Cute, Sweet, Nice smile, faithful, endearing, empathetic, grounded
Cons:
Though she is stable, she is almost too close to home... she enjoys the solitude of her quaint town and doesn't seem to strive for anything greater than just being normal (which is kind of the point of the book but whatever)... at the end it feels like she is more adventurous and she's more ready to push the boundaries but she is a very different character from both Alaska and Margo.
Margo:
Pros: Pretty, Petite, Well-rounded, talented, unique, original, rebellious, adventurous, mysterious, brilliantly gifted.
Cons: Throughout the novel, we see her as the main character sees her, and he sees only the positives, only the good memories. However, up close and in person reveals that she has deep set emotional problems with staying in one place... she likes to be mysterious so that people don't see her as being the archetype girl next door or "home sweet home housewife" She is slightly temperamental (with a killer revenge habit that would leave any unfaithful bf sleeping with the light on) and her motives are a lot of the time confusing but she still resonates with silent creativity and thoughtfullness.
So to answer this question I will have to put it like this...
To date intermittently, playfully, and casually: Alaska Young BY FAR!!!! hot, interesting, and crazy awesome =]
To be my youthful sweetheart: Margo Roth Spieglman, the adventurer, the go-getter, and the seeker of awesome =]
To be my wife as long as we both may live: Lindsey, her homegrown personality being a refreshment and her empathic spirit keeping her awesomeness alive =]
So I want to know... which of John Green's characters would you date? not just girls but guys as well and if you want to tell me I guess you could... for what reason? Thankyou Nerdfighters! DFTBA =]
lovemichael
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Comment by Olivia on August 2, 2010 at 8:04pm -
Quentin, definitely. He's stable (from living with two psychologist parents), nice, and hilarious.
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Comment by Michael Inguanti on August 2, 2010 at 5:34pm -
I haven't read that one yet... planning to take it with me to Virginia beach though =] how is it btw?
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Comment by Emm on August 2, 2010 at 4:34pm -
What about Jane from Will Grayson, Will Grayson?
:P
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