You belong in Time Enough For Love.
You are older than you look.
Your wit and wisdom are prized by others.
People throw themselves on you, begging to be with you.
Which Heinlein Book Should You Have Been a Character In?
(That might explain why I find the Beloit List so disturbing …)
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They’re among us!
You belong in the Puppet Masters. Your world is
filled with hidden foes. You trust no one, and
you know that someday you’ll find and destroy
the bad guys hideout.
You belong in the Cat Who Walks Through Walls. You
are creative and cunning. Your works often
feel empty to you, though others love them.
You suspect that the universe and everyone in
it are just characters in someone else’s story.
Which Heinlein Book Should You Have Been A Character In?
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By the way, Larry Niven is going to be at Torcon in Toronto. One of the panels he’s participating in is entitled “Heinlein’s Women — “Just Like the Girl Who Married Dear Old Dad.”
The description: Audience participation is welcome in the discussion of female character types, their purpose and impact in Heinlein’s works.
Not a big Heinlein fan so I don’t know if this is appropriat
You belong in I Will Fear No Evil. Your body is
your prison, and you would trade everything you
have, even your sex, for a new lease on life.
Which Heinlein Book Should You Have Been A Character In?
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