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Cymbeline: Which Character Are YOU?

January 23, 2014 12:00 AM
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by Nicholas E. Sheets, dramaturg

Right now on social media threads there's a lot of hype surrounding quizzes which serve to whet our appetites about who we would most likely resemble when it comes to some of our most beloved characters. For example, you might take a quiz which asks you questions to determine which Disney princess you are most aligned with, or which Harry Potter character most resembles you. In that spirit, I created a small quiz which could help you determine which Cymbeline character most befits your personality.

Take the Cymbeline Character Quiz! 

Feel free to share your results by posting a response!

*Disclaimer-After February 5th, 2014 this quiz will no longer be active, so take it soon!

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