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QUIZ: What's Your Fatal Flaw?

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What's Your Fatal Flaw? — Marvel

Nobody’s perfect. Take me, for example. I’m impatient, I’m easily suggestible, and I have weak ankles. But all of these flaws are nothing compared to my fatal flaw, which is like the apex of my various character deficiencies and will inevitably lead to my downfall.

Want to know yours? Of course you do. Get to quizzing.

1. What’s your idea of a perfect Saturday night?

Going on a date
Getting ahead on homework
Fighting crime
Coming to terms with harsh realities

2. How many inner demons are you currently wrestling?

Upwards of five
Zero!
Two at all times
I’ve whittled it down to one. So that’s been nice.

3. What solves the most problems?

Logic and reasoning
A solid work ethic
The power of friendship
Trial by combat

4. Looks like all hope is lost! What do you do?

Unleash some sort of hidden power I didn’t previously know I possessed
Wait for the bad guy to start monologuing
Talk to the bad guy. Tell him he doesn’t have to do this. Try to conscience him up
Shout, “TELL MY STORY,” and give up immediately

5. Someone’s in trouble. What do you do?

Rescue them without thought or foresight, because that’s just the kind of guy I am
I try to help and wind up making everything worse
I use my brain to come up with a solution that benefits everyone
Oh my god. Again? Just let them rescue themselves, it builds character.
Hang back for a sec. Maybe someone else will step in. No? Finnnnne, I’m going.

6. Is the glass half-empty, or half-full?

Half-empty
Half-full
Depends. What’s in it? If it’s skim milk, we all lose
Pass

7. What’s your ideal job?

Freedom fighter
By-the-book cop
Sheep herder
Lawyer
CEO
Scientist with good intentions who starts to wonder about the consequences of playing God
Vigilante
Marrying rich. That’s it. That’s my entire plan

8. What’s the worst thing someone could say about you?

That I’m selfish
That I’m dumb
That I’m unworthy
That I’m lazy

9. How’s your character development looking?

Kind of flat, actually. I don’t do much
I’ve gone through some trials and tribulations in my time, and I’m better for it
I’m undergoing a crisis of morality
I’m coming of age, so it’s pretty much all over the place

10. Describe your love life.

Nonexistent
I’m currently in a love triangle
I’m currently releasing the hounds on all suitors
I’m currently in a healthy and stable relationship that will probably go awry at some point in the near to distant future

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