Who in fiction are you?

When Mary Jane finds out Peter Parker’s secret identity as Spiderman she promises to continue to love him as a friend. It’s unclear how exactly she worked Peter’s secret out but it’s probably down to the deep intuition about people you both share.

Your warmth and energy make you very popular with friends and colleagues as does your ability to bring out the best in them. In short, you make even troubled souls feel good about themselves. On bad days your intuition may lead you to manipulate others to get what you want but you usually return, fairly quickly, to your natural caring, down-to-earth and enthusiastic state.

Mma Ramotswe relies on her intuition and understanding of people, rather than attention to the details of the law, to help her solve cases. Her rare insight into how people work is something you share.

Your quest for finding meaning in life draws you towards jobs that help you make the world a better place. Although you’re generally calm and laid-back, on bad days you can become introverted, stubborn and inflexible, and you have a strong dislike for conflict. Yet you are capable of achieving so much, including great writing, if you’d only give yourself more credit.

Your blend of logic, level-headedness and insight into people’s behaviour helps you to home in on problems at work and those of your friends. These friends value your unfailing loyalty and, indeed, count on it, forgiving your sometimes prickly, know-it-all side.

Your reserved, introverted nature makes you are a natural reflector, which in turn helps you to gain insight into problems, avoid confrontation and toe a measured line. Even though some people may find you hard to read, given time they will come to value your opinion when facing the Voldemorts of this world.

Holly grabs life by the lapels and refuses to stop and mope. Audrey Hepburn found playing her tough, “an introvert playing an extrovert”, but she captures your inspiring, enthusiastic and outgoing nature perfectly.

With a gift of the gab, your ability to bring the best out in people and your lust for life make you great company. People who meet you want to be your friend. If they were to catch you on a bad day you might come across as indiscreet, flamboyant and hasty but, if you can focus on finishing the tasks you start, instead of moving on to something even more exciting, you can inspire us all.

Your blend of logic, level-headedness and insight into people’s behaviour helps you to home in on problems at work and those of your friends. These friends value your unfailing loyalty and, indeed, count on it, forgiving your sometimes prickly, know-it-all side.

Your reserved, introverted nature makes you are a natural reflector, which in turn helps you to gain insight into problems, avoid confrontation and toe a measured line. Even though some people may find you hard to read, given time they will come to value your opinion when facing the Voldemorts of this world.

The description is pretty spot on actually!

Like Emma, you are an engaging presence and great fun to be around. You have wells of charisma to draw upon when charming the pants off the people you meet. Sometimes your bright, lively mind leads you off one task and onto another without completing either.

But, by gifting yourself some time alone to process things, you can fight that and achieve great things. On a bad day your exuberance can lead you to become indiscreet and overly confident but people will forgive you because you’re simply too much fun to stay mad at.

With a sensitive heart, deep intuition for the virtues and failings of others, and a love of nature, you share a great deal with Elizabeth Bennet. Although your emotional intelligence and wit (not to mention your fine eyes) make you a noticeable presence at social gatherings, you need time alone to process such scenarios, often outdoors.

Although you will speak your mind if provoked, you internalise emotions on occasions leading to outbursts further down the line. Indeed on bad days, this trait may lead you to become stubborn and undemonstrative but your warm, intuitive heart will eventually lead you to love.

You, and people like you, are often artistic and great counsellors to friends and family. With deep intuition, like Emma, you can often forgive others’ behaviour because, somehow, you deeply empathise with the motivations and inner turmoil behind them.

Even though you can appear aloof, bland and stubborn on your bad days you are as warm as you are complex. Your friends hold you close to their hearts and understand your dislike of conflict. With great creativity, given independence, you can excel at jobs to which you commit yourself.

Not a bad likeness actually.

You are a naturally humane soul with a deep understanding of people – even the most evil of wizards. As being around you is so much fun, friends might be surprised that you need a lot of time by yourself too.

Dumbledore is everyone’s favourite and your loving nature and ability to make others feel special stem from your emotional intelligence but, put to bad use, this can turn to string-pulling. Giving yourself space to process your emotional experiences will help you to overcome personal crises such as the defection of friends, enabling your brilliance to surprise even you.

he was quite happy with Dumbledore haha

Your deep emotional intelligence means you trust your intuitions about people implicitly. This sensitivity is allied with a cherished ability to bring the best out in them. Coupled with a slightly extroverted temperament, and a strong desire to be liked, you are rarely wanting for friends.

Within your community, you have a strong sense of values and are not afraid to express these. Like Jean, you take your responsibilities seriously and your persuasive enthusiasm helps you to bring people with you. On bad days you may rush into decisions and become overly-demonstrative – stopping just short of breaking into song.

This sounds much more like me - especially the breaking into song part......

What you lack in attention to detail, you make up for in your ability to process the world around you, slotting it into your highly evolved system of values. With a need for constant stimulation, you can quickly become passionate about new ideas, people and sometimes their flaws – which can land you in trouble.

Adept at social situations, your independent streak means you are also perfectly happy in your own company and indeed you value time alone to process your experiences. On a bad day, like Alice, you can become controlling and over-bearing but that’s only because you know best, isn’t it?

Must be something in the name!!

At your best, like Scout, you are inspiring company for your friends, colleagues and even strangers. Atticus would be proud as your empathic nature helps you to walk around in other people’s shoes. Being around you is fun as you instinctively know how to make people feel good about themselves.

On a bad day, you might blurt out something your neighbours wish you’d kept to yourself. Remember to take time out occasionally to work through your experiences. These periods of reflection will help you complete tasks and return to your naturally cheery, inspiring self.

When Mary Jane finds out Peter Parker’s secret identity as Spiderman she promises to continue to love him as a friend. It’s unclear how exactly she worked Peter’s secret out but it’s probably down to the deep intuition about people you both share.

Your warmth and energy make you very popular with friends and colleagues as does your ability to bring out the best in them. In short, you make even troubled souls feel good about themselves. On bad days your intuition may lead you to manipulate others to get what you want but you usually return, fairly quickly, to your natural caring, down-to-earth and enthusiastic state.

Like Emma, you are an engaging presence and great fun to be around. You have wells of charisma to draw upon when charming the pants off the people you meet. Sometimes your bright, lively mind leads you off one task and onto another without completing either.

But, by gifting yourself some time alone to process things, you can fight that and achieve great things. On a bad day your exuberance can lead you to become indiscreet and overly confident but people will forgive you because you’re simply too much fun to stay mad at.

Your powers of analysis, logic and reflection mean your personality type is well-suited to detective work. You prefer to work alone and, socially, you prefer one-on-one debates with serial killers to parties.

Like Clarice Starling, you place more emphasis on the big picture and prefer your world to feel controlled and well planned out in advance. Indeed your holidays will often be planned out with military precision months ahead of time. This quality may make you over-cautious, worrisome and picky on a bad day, but you will have made provisions for that too.