YAQ: More Daemonolgy

[vakkotaur]

Your result for The Golden Compass Daemon Test...

Calm Thoughtful Soul

You are a calm and restrained person, and you don't usually let your emotions get the better of you. Your friends and family are very important to you, and you enjoy spending time with them. However, you need to get away from them occasionally, because you need regular time to yourself to unwind a bit.

You are thoughtful and sensitive to the needs of others, especially your loved ones. You make an excellent listener, and your friends rely on you to be their rock in times of trouble. It is rare that you ask them to return the favour, however: you are a private person, and you rarely talk about your feelings. You don't like confrontation, and you don't usually react when someone hurts your feelings. You try to give people the benefit of the doubt, and you don't want to cause a fuss. You pick your battles, and when someone steps over the line, you surprise them with the vehemence of your emotions.

Your daemon's form would represent your poised, confident nature and your calm self restraint. He or she would probably rarely speak in public, but when alone, you and he/she could review the day, and he or she could provide the reassurance and comfort that you deny yourself by keeping your emotions bottled up.

Suggested forms:
Cheetah, Crane, Wolf, Raven.

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You try to give people the benefit of the doubt, and you don't want to cause a fuss. You pick your battles, and when someone steps over the line, you surprise them with the vehemence of your emotions.

That much, at least, feels right. Some of the rest does as well. It takes a lot to get on my fecal roster, but it takes much, much more to get off of it. A(nother) fake-pology won't cut it. Actual effort at undoing the damage caused, on the hand... is alas something I've almost never seen.

No, I haven't read the book, nor have I seen the movie.

Comments

[jcw-da-dmg.livejournal.com]

It has been my experience that people who wrong other people rarely think they've "done anything wrong", and thus will not make such an effort. Sensitivity toward what someone else considers to be a "wrong" is apparently difficult to acquire.

Saw movie. Haven't read book.

[vakkotaur.livejournal.com]

I know. One joker jerk insisted that everything (for years!) was imagined. So far the only good move he's made has been to pretty much disappear. Too bad he didn't do that several years earlier.