Yes! but, also, no!

[fredericks]

An Ice and Fire quiz via jenjiyana. *grin* I want to find the person who wrote this quiz and make him/her my best friend forever. The description alone had me laughing for a couple of minutes.

Btw - I'm not a member of the Frey house AT ALL. ::waits for mass defriending::

Your Score: House Frey

27% Dominant, 45% Extroverted, 45% Trustworthy

Violent. Self-important. Total fuckers. Universally despised, you are of House Frey.

You are a submissive personality. Piranha-like, you’ll viciously attack anyone weaker than yourself. However, you are content to bow and scrape and kiss-ass, as long as the owner of that ass remembers the favors you’ve done him. You’re slimy like that.

You are also introverted. You don’t enjoy broadcasting your devices and ambitions to the entire world; instead, you prefer to confide in a close-knit support system of friends and family. The people you keep around yourself are as vicious and proud and power-hungry as yourself, so you’ll always get the advice you want.

Finally, you are untrustworthy. In fact, you are the most untrustworthy of all houses. Do you have any idea how bad that is? Lannisters kill their kings and their fathers and fuck their siblings, but they are still far more trustworthy than you! Nobody likes you; nobody trusts you; nobody respects you. In the end, your blatant ambitions and ruthless executions thereof will alienate you from everyone. You’ll die alone. And you deserve it. (Asshole.)

Representative characters include: Walder Frey, Lothar Frey, and Cleos Frey

Similar Houses: Greyjoy, Stark, and Tyrell

Opposite House: Targaryen

When playing the game of thrones, you play it like a true villain.

Link: The Song of Ice and Fire House Test written by Geeky_Stripper on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test

Comments

[writer-lilies.livejournal.com]

I need to read that series.

[lanaya1980.livejournal.com]

Yes, you should. Although there's no rush - George R R Martin is currently taking about 5 years to write each book... :)

[anogete.livejournal.com]

Wow, you asshole. ;-) I haven't read the Fire and Ice novels yet, but I they are sitting on my bookshelf waiting for me to finish all the others books in line before them. Some people buy books when they want to read something. I buy books at least a year in advance of reading them. Because I'm weird. And slightly neurotic about being prepared.

[fredericks.livejournal.com]

Martin is taking forever to wrap things up, so you have plenty of time to get into the swing of things. There was a rumor going around that the series had been optioned by HBO. It would be like the perfect mash-up between The Sopranos and Rome, only thing much more brutal. *Everyone* dies. Don't even get attached to children, because...yeah. It's awesome.

[quenya-tattoo.livejournal.com]

MAN I LOVE THE FREYS. Of course my favorite house is Greyjoy, so there's no shock there, really...

[quenya-tattoo.livejournal.com]

My response is now extra awesome since I just took it and got Lannister.

Lannisters kill their kings and their fathers and fuck their siblings, but they are still far more trustworthy than you!

argh!!

[fredericks.livejournal.com]

I'd much rather have my balls to the wall than be a true villain. The visual is so much more appealing.

[lanaya1980.livejournal.com]

I'm house Tully. How pathetic is that? Its the ASOIAF equivalent of being a Hufflepuff, surely?

[fredericks.livejournal.com]

Awww! You're a Tully! I feel like dolling you up and sticking you in a corner. :) Tullys are SO the Hufflepuffs of the group. They're so cute and wannabe conniving but ultimately too honorable for their own good.

[candicelbj.livejournal.com]

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Your Score: House Tully

9% Dominant, 90% Extroverted, 54% Trustworthy

Dutiful. Affable. Total doormats. The kindest and gentlest of the houses, you are of House Tully.

You are a submissive personality, meaning that ruling is not something that intrigues you. You posses an odd kind of wisdom in knowing that the throne has too many drawbacks; your interests are far more domestic. You are no threat to the ruling powers, but your strong loyalties to hearth and home make you too difficult to be bought--and if you can’t be bought, you’re usually destroyed.

You are also introverted. You don’t enjoy broadcasting your devices and ambitions to the entire world; instead, you prefer to confide in a close-knit support system of friends and family. You’re very talkative with those you trust, and you’re the type of person who will review plans endlessly. Trust from you must be earned, and you’re very cautious around new people. In Westeros, that’s probably a good thing.

Perhaps most notably, you are trustworthy. Once you are connected to someone, you will stick with them, come Hell or high water. Your loyalties run very deep, and you’re definitely not the type to run willy-nilly betraying friends and destroying alliances. Unfortunately, you lack both the physical strength and the cojones to stand up to those who do you wrong. To those seeking power, you’re an obstacle--but a lawn mower doesn’t fear the garden gnome. Lions, dragons, and krakens all eat fish like you for breakfast.

Representative characters include: Catelyn Stark, Edmure Tully, and Brynden "Blackfish" Tully

Similar Houses: Stark, Targaryen, and Tyrell

Opposite House: Greyjoy

When playing the game of thrones, you play it as best you can, even when your best isn’t good enough.

Link: The Song of Ice and Fire House Test written by Geeky_Stripper on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test

i dont get it :( but okay. what book is it?

[fredericks.livejournal.com]

*grin* Aww! House Tully! You're so honorable and cute.

It's based on the families in George R.R. Martin's series A Song of Ice and Fire. It's a middle-ages like fantasy sword-fighting and dragon tale, only thing with a ton of realistic scrambling for power. Quite engrossing.