1. Is the person fictional? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system?
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind?
Game: Who am I? - 20 Questions
Moderator: clong
1. Is the person fictional? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
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5. Fantasy? YES
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7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear?
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear?
Prograstination is the grave of opportunity.
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4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear?
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy)
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear?
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy)
"I'm the family radical. The rest are terribly stuffy. Aside from Aunt - she's just odd."
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4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear?
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy)
13. Is she a mammal?
14. Is she friendly to humans?
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear?
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy)
13. Is she a mammal?
14. Is she friendly to humans?
I am a poor, wayfaring stranger
Wandering through this world of woe
But there's no sickness, no fear or danger
In that bright land
To which I go
Wandering through this world of woe
But there's no sickness, no fear or danger
In that bright land
To which I go
1. Is the person fictional? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
Edited to add clarity, since I do want somebody to be able to guess this by the time we get to 20
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
Edited to add clarity, since I do want somebody to be able to guess this by the time we get to 20
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ChoChiyo
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2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one?
16. Is she the main character in her story?
Edited to add clarity, since I do want somebody to be able to guess this by the time we get to 20
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one?
16. Is she the main character in her story?
Edited to add clarity, since I do want somebody to be able to guess this by the time we get to 20
I am a poor, wayfaring stranger
Wandering through this world of woe
But there's no sickness, no fear or danger
In that bright land
To which I go
Wandering through this world of woe
But there's no sickness, no fear or danger
In that bright land
To which I go
1. Is the person fictional? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one?
16. Is she the main character in her story?
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com?
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one?
16. Is she the main character in her story?
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com?
1. Is the person fictional? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
Three questions left!
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
Three questions left!
OK, folks, so this character appears in at least one of the books rated here.
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Echus Cthulhu Mythos
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2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
18. Is the author of this character female?
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
18. Is the author of this character female?
If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude than the animating contest of freedom, go from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains sit lightly upon you,
S Adams
S Adams
1. Is the person fictional? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
18. Is the author of this character female? NO
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
18. Is the author of this character female? NO
ausfi . . . If the story is probably not set in our universe, it seems unlikely that we will gain any additional information by asking whether she dwells on earth.
These are titles by men, with books from series in italics:
These are titles by men, with books from series in italics:
- Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (1987) by Douglas Adams
Black Cauldron, the (1965) by Lloyd Alexander
Bearing an Hourglass (1984) by Piers Anthony
Being a Green Mother (1987) by Piers Anthony
Dragon on a Pedestal (1983) by Piers Anthony
Dragon's Gold (1987) by Piers Anthony
Harpy Thyme (1994) by Piers Anthony
If I Pay Thee Not in Gold (1993) by Piers Anthony
Night Mare (1983) by Piers Anthony
On a Pale Horse (1983) by Piers Anthony
Wielding A Red Sword (1986) by Piers Anthony
With A Tangled Skein (1985) by Piers Anthony
In the Ocean of Night (1976) by Gregory Benford
Glory Season (1993) by David Brin
Heaven's Reach (1998) by David Brin
Sundiver (1980) by David Brin
Sword of Shannara, the (1977) by Terry Brooks
Jhereg (1983) by Steven Brust
Phoenix Guards, the (1991) by Steven Brust
Yendi (1984) by Steven Brust
Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said (1974) by Philip K. Dick
After the King: Stories in Honor of J.R.R. Tolkien (1991) by Stephen Donaldson
Fisherman's Curse, the (1987) by M. Coleman Easton
Count Zero (1986) by William Gibson
Neuromancer (1984) by William Gibson
Breathmoss (2002) by Ian R. MacLeod
Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents, the (2001) by Terry Pratchett
Demon (1984) by John Varley
Titan (1979) by John Varley
Wizard (1980) by John Varley
Blood of Amber (1986) by Roger Zelazny
Chicks in Chainmail (1995) by Roger Zelazny
Donnerjack (1997) by Roger Zelazny
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Kvetch
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of that, we can remove Dirk Gently (Which is this universe).
We can probably also remove the Amazing Maurice. (although the 'this universe' clause is iffy)
Count Zero and Neuromancer are definately this world, so they are out.
Of the rest, I haven't read them, or read them too long ago.
We can probably also remove the Amazing Maurice. (although the 'this universe' clause is iffy)
Count Zero and Neuromancer are definately this world, so they are out.
Of the rest, I haven't read them, or read them too long ago.
"I'm the family radical. The rest are terribly stuffy. Aside from Aunt - she's just odd."
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Kvetch
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My eliminations give:
Black Cauldron, the (1965) by Lloyd Alexander [Fantasy]
Bearing an Hourglass (1984) by Piers Anthony
Being a Green Mother (1987) by Piers Anthony
Dragon on a Pedestal (1983) by Piers Anthony
Dragon's Gold (1987) by Piers Anthony
Harpy Thyme (1994) by Piers Anthony
If I Pay Thee Not in Gold (1993) by Piers Anthony
Night Mare (1983) by Piers Anthony
On a Pale Horse (1983) by Piers Anthony
Wielding A Red Sword (1986) by Piers Anthony
With A Tangled Skein (1985) by Piers Anthony
In the Ocean of Night (1976) by Gregory Benford
Glory Season (1993) by David Brin
Heaven's Reach (1998) by David Brin
Sundiver (1980) by David Brin
Sword of Shannara, the (1977) by Terry Brooks [Fantasy[
Jhereg (1983) by Steven Brust
Phoenix Guards, the (1991) by Steven Brust
Yendi (1984) by Steven Brust
Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said (1974) by Philip K. Dick [SF?]
After the King: Stories in Honor of J.R.R. Tolkien (1991) by Stephen Donaldson
Fisherman's Curse, the (1987) by M. Coleman Easton
Breathmoss (2002) by Ian R. MacLeod
Demon (1984) by John Varley
Titan (1979) by John Varley
Wizard (1980) by John Varley
Blood of Amber (1986) by Roger Zelazny
Chicks in Chainmail (1995) by Roger Zelazny
Donnerjack (1997) by Roger Zelazny [/list]
Black Cauldron, the (1965) by Lloyd Alexander [Fantasy]
Bearing an Hourglass (1984) by Piers Anthony
Being a Green Mother (1987) by Piers Anthony
Dragon on a Pedestal (1983) by Piers Anthony
Dragon's Gold (1987) by Piers Anthony
Harpy Thyme (1994) by Piers Anthony
If I Pay Thee Not in Gold (1993) by Piers Anthony
Night Mare (1983) by Piers Anthony
On a Pale Horse (1983) by Piers Anthony
Wielding A Red Sword (1986) by Piers Anthony
With A Tangled Skein (1985) by Piers Anthony
In the Ocean of Night (1976) by Gregory Benford
Glory Season (1993) by David Brin
Heaven's Reach (1998) by David Brin
Sundiver (1980) by David Brin
Sword of Shannara, the (1977) by Terry Brooks [Fantasy[
Jhereg (1983) by Steven Brust
Phoenix Guards, the (1991) by Steven Brust
Yendi (1984) by Steven Brust
Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said (1974) by Philip K. Dick [SF?]
After the King: Stories in Honor of J.R.R. Tolkien (1991) by Stephen Donaldson
Fisherman's Curse, the (1987) by M. Coleman Easton
Breathmoss (2002) by Ian R. MacLeod
Demon (1984) by John Varley
Titan (1979) by John Varley
Wizard (1980) by John Varley
Blood of Amber (1986) by Roger Zelazny
Chicks in Chainmail (1995) by Roger Zelazny
Donnerjack (1997) by Roger Zelazny [/list]
"I'm the family radical. The rest are terribly stuffy. Aside from Aunt - she's just odd."
I think we can also get rid of:
- Black Cauldron, the (1965) by Lloyd Alexander
(children's story)
Bearing an Hourglass (1984) by Piers Anthony
Being a Green Mother (1987) by Piers Anthony
Dragon on a Pedestal (1983) by Piers Anthony
Dragon's Gold (1987) by Piers Anthony
Harpy Thyme (1994) by Piers Anthony
If I Pay Thee Not in Gold (1993) by Piers Anthony
Night Mare (1983) by Piers Anthony
On a Pale Horse (1983) by Piers Anthony
Wielding A Red Sword (1986) by Piers Anthony
With A Tangled Skein (1985) by Piers Anthony
(fails 14-year old boy test)
Sword of Shannara, the (1977) by Terry Brooks
(fails author I like test)
In the Ocean of Night (1976) by Gregory Benford (scifi)
Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said (1974) by Philip K. Dick (scifi)
Fisherman's Curse, the (1987) by M. Coleman Easton
(gave this one a so-so review)
Breathmoss (2002) by Ian R. MacLeod (scifi)
Demon (1984) by John Varley
Titan (1979) by John Varley
Wizard (1980) by John Varley
(scifi)
Glory Season (1993) by David Brin
Heaven's Reach (1998) by David Brin
Sundiver (1980) by David Brin
(scifi)
Donnerjack (1997) by Roger Zelazny (scifi)
- Jhereg (1983) by Steven Brust
Phoenix Guards, the (1991) by Steven Brust
Yendi (1984) by Steven Brust
After the King: Stories in Honor of J.R.R. Tolkien (1991) by Stephen Donaldson (et al)
(which seems quite unlikely)
Blood of Amber (1986) by Roger Zelazny
Chicks in Chainmail (1995) by Roger Zelazny
1. Is the person fictional? YES
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
18. Is the author of this character female? NO
19. Is this creature half human and half something else (i.e centaur)?
2. Male? NO
3. Human? NO
4. Is the character organic as opposed to mechanical? ORGANIC
5. Fantasy? YES
6. Is she an elf? NO
7. Would she be considered an animal? NO, she is humanoid
8. Is she human level intelligence or above? YES
9. Was she born in this solar system? NO
10. Does she have distinctly nonhuman features of some kind? YES
11. Is she ugly so as to cause fear? NO, I would not call her ugly, though her appearance is striking
12. does question 9. even make sense - i.e. is the story/stories set in this universe (or a close copy) Probably not in our universe, though it's not totally clear. But she is definitely not from Earth.
13. Is she a mammal? Her race is mammilian. She no longer fits the definition.
14. Is she friendly to humans? YES, well, she has no predjudice for or against humans.
15. Is her society a technological one? NO
16. Is she the main character in her story? NO, she is not the protagonist, but she is a main character in some stories and a minor character in others
17. Is this character from a book that you have rated at iblist.com? She appears in at least one book I have rated.
18. Is the author of this character female? NO
19. Is this creature half human and half something else (i.e centaur)?
If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude than the animating contest of freedom, go from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains sit lightly upon you,
S Adams
S Adams