Actually, I think of myself more as Liz, but I can live with the result. Shame I'm dead...

[tree_and_leaf]

Your Score: Romana II

You scored 10% strength, 76% intelligence, 69% friendliness, and 42% escapology!

You are Romana II. While you still retain all your knowledge from the Academy, your time spent traveling with The Doctor has mellowed you a bit, and you and The Doctor now get along quite well. The Doctor also greatly enjoys your company - you're smart enough to keep up with him, but are no longer the brash young know-it-all of your previous incarnation.

Unfortunately, all that mellowing has also caused you to become a bit more dependent upon The Doctor than you might like - you seem to be getting captured by monsters more and more these days. Still, you know how to enjoy yourself, and will probably stick around for the time being.

Link: The Doctor Who Companion Test written by lobotomy42 on OkCupid, home of the The Dating Persona Test

Comments

[sacred-sarcasm.livejournal.com]

*grins*
On the downside, you have a 50% chance of marrying Richard Dawkins.

[tree_and_leaf]

Noooo! *wonders whether to cross herself or poke her eyes out with a spork...*

[sacred-sarcasm.livejournal.com]

Hmmmm... I'd go for crossing yourself, as with any luck that would induce a heart attack in Mr. Dawkins.

[snorkackcatcher]

Shame I'm dead...

Well, last time we heard of Romana in TV canon she was still in a parallel universe, so she's in with a chance ... (Although I did like Liz in the two adventures I saw -- i.e. the first two.)

[parrot-knight.livejournal.com]

I think that there is a good chance Romana is still with us, or could be. I have a theory about the other Time Lord voices Tim heard in the chameleon device watch alongside the Doctor's during Human Nature and The Family of Blood, which would have them represent the essences of other Time Lords similarly obscured, and one of the voices was female.

[darkthirty.livejournal.com]

Lalla Ward. Sigh.

[tree_and_leaf]

Good point - there's no need to take the audios as canon, and my feelings about the characterisation of President Romana are ambivalent at best....

[tree_and_leaf]

An excellent suggestion. Imagine the headlines!

[tree_and_leaf]

Also an intriguing possibility. Feel free to expand!

[tree_and_leaf]

I have to confess I actually tried to buy a hat like that last summer, for punting purposes. Sadly, I failed (though I did once go punting in my Scout hat, known in other circles as a lemon-squeezer or a Mountie hat...), mind you, the summer we had, there wouldn't have been that much chance anyway.

[snorkackcatcher]

The only 'President Romana' I've actually read is in Lungbarrow (the 'Looms' story, now downloadable from the BBC site) -- which is a mixture of enjoyable romp and considerable weirdness. :) In that, she's behaving a little bit like Four in The Invasion of Time -- which is pretty much the same mixture, come to think of it.

[cuiaalfheim.livejournal.com]

See, I definitely see you as more of a Liz, though I'm not familiar with Romana's second incarnation.

"It is a very pretty painting"

[tree_and_leaf]

That might be why ;)

Though I thought we'd seen "City of Death" together - that's Romana II.

But no, I don't entirely see me as Romana. I don't see you entirely as Jo, either - she's too much of an airhead! (A lovable, kind-hearted airhead, but still...)