#Proust questionaire

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Jodie Foster Answers the Proust Questionnaire

The two-time Oscar winner and star of “Nyad” and “True Detective: Night Country” on family, fantasy football, and fancy sheets.

BY JODIE FOSTER FEBRUARY 23, 2024 Vanity Fair

What is your idea of perfect happiness? “Watching a great movie in the afternoon and then taking a long nap.”

What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? “War. But also a world without sugar.”

What do you dislike most about your appearance? “My boring hair.”

Where would you like to live? “In a tree house just above the ocean, but with nice bougie sheets.”

What is your most treasured possession? “My box of Christmas ornaments.”

What is your greatest fear? “Naming my greatest fear, because then I’ll have to admit it, won’t I?”

Which living person do you most despise? “Any dictator scheming to end democracy.”

What words or phrases do you most overuse? “Howdy, wow, and fuck.”

What or who is the greatest love of your life? “My wife, Alex, and our sons, Charlie and Kit, of course.”

What is your most marked characteristic? “I will use any excuse for an over-the-top holiday celebration, whether the day is real or imagined.”

When and where were you happiest? “Watching my sons ski down a mountain for the first time.”

If you could change one thing about your family, what would it be? “We would all be rugged, self-sufficient, and capable. No one would complain or pick up their phones because…you know…chopping wood and stuff.”

Which talent would you most like to have? “Playing piano, so that everyone could gather around and sing their favorite songs together.”

What is your current state of mind? “Guiltily eyeing time alone to do absolutely nothing.”

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? “I would just be content with every moment as it is instead of gnashing my teeth trying to change things all the time.”

Who is your favorite hero of fiction? “The Fat Lady in Salinger’s ‘Franny and Zooey.’”

What is your favorite occupation? “Moving around all my players in fantasy football.”

Who are your heroes in real life? “Issa López, director of ‘True Detective: Night Country.’ She can do it all and be the first one on the dance floor.”

What do you most value in your friends? “Deep and complex thoughts delivered with a wicked sense of humor.”

Who are your favorite writers? “Toni Morrison, Raymond Carver, Mary Karr.”

What is your motto? “More milk, less moo.”

What are your favorite names? “Ginger, Bubba, Georgia, Bananas.”

How would you like to die? “Consciously, filled with curiosity and awe. Hopefully in front of a big picture window.”

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NAPOWRIMO24 #25: BRIEF MENTAL HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE

[balalalalalalaika]

Confession Albums and Little Bit About Me

Confession Albums were a popular parlor game among the intellectual and upper classes of Britain in the late 19th century. Being derived from Autograph Books, the Confession Albums were books filled with questionaires meant to be filled by friends, guests and acquaintances of the Album's owner. These questionnaires are known to have been filled by notorious historic figures, such as are Oscar Wilde, Karl Marx, Arthur Conan Doyle, Friederich Engels, Stéphane Mallarmé, Paul Cézanne; with Duke Alfred of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Marcel Proust and Claude Debussy being known to have filled the same set of questions. Although Confession Albums in the models of the ones found during 19th century began to fade in popularity, the tradition of filling and reading questionnaires in an attempt to express yourself and learn more about your peers did not. For such reason, I have decided to fill the questions of an Victorian Confession Album in my first post on this site, I hope those who read it will be able to get an idea of who I am, and I'd be delighted to see others try to answer the questions presented in this post.

Confessions of Balalaika.

The Quality you like best: Humility Your chief characteristic: Creativity Your favourite occupation: Ranting The vice you hate most: Stubborness The vice you excuse most: Resentfulness Your idea of happiness: Abundance Your idea of misery: Scarcity Your aversion: Bad web-design Your hero: Yuri Gagharin, Carlos Prestes Your heroine: Olga Brenário, Rosa Luxemburg, Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya The poet you like best: Carlos Drummond de Andrade. The prose writer you like best: Machado de Assis, Arthur Conan Doyle, Graciliano Ramos. Your favourite flower: Lavander, Maracujá Your favourite dish: Fish, Noodles, Steak Tartare Your Maxim: It is Right to Rebel Your motto:

Don't fear god, Don't worry about death; What is good is easy to get, and What is terrible is easy to endure.

Your favourite colour: Red Your favourite colour of eyes & hair: Green and Black Your favourite Names: Agatha, Agnes, Arthur, Amelia, Adrian, Aaron, Almalexia The character in history you most dislike: Ronald Reagan, Margaret Tatcher, Boris Yeltsin, Netanyahu, Pinochet, and all the other neo-liberal, imperalistic and fascistic bastadards that have died or have yet to die.

Final Thoughts;

I am new to this site, and came during the Great Brazilian Twitter Exodus. I am glad to see there are a lot of creatives in here, a friend of mine is trying to get me to interact more with people so hopefully I will post more, publish some of my work here, and else in the near future. English is not my first language so I am sorry if I made any mistakes during the writing of this post, but I hope anyone who've read learnt a thing or two about me or about Confession Albums, or at least had a fun time whilst doing so. Without much further ado, Farewell. TheRealPoggerGuy~

[zarawest]

Brainstorming a Plot through Character Interviews

Brainstorming a Plot through Character Interviews

Brainstorming richly detailed characters is another way to plot a novel into existence. We usually think of a novel’s plot in terms of the actions and events that propel our characters to make choices and decisions that carry them to the desired end. However, we can also create a novel based on the relationships, interactions, and conflicts between two or more characters. Starting with our…

[hazbinhotelroommatesinhell]

Proust Question #2 for Hazbin Hotel OCs

What is your greatest fear? 

Iggy: *shivers and crouches down, trying to curl into a ball* T-t-the nuns and the priest finding me, and t-t-that man... *tears up, sobbing quietly* I k-killed him, he’s gonna- he wants revenge, he’ll tear me apart-

Sid: *visibly upset by Iggy’s distress, goes over and sits near him, waiting until Iggy turns to him and launches himself into Sid’s arms* 

Sid: I... *grimaces* Seeing my folks down here wouldn’t be fun, an’ I can fight them if I have ta. It’s just... *clenches his jacket closer to his chest* If I saw Buddy down here... *goes silent, just shaking his head* Haven’t seen any of the gang, yet. They might want a piece of the action, might be sore at me for up and leaving them. 

Iggy: *looks up with a tear-stained face* You couldn’t h-help it, you died...

Marc: *watches, then leans back in his chair, his expression solemn* I could have chosen to do good things back when I was alive but didn’t. Someone taking revenge against me, perhaps... or someone hurting you two.

Sid: *Sniffs, tries to sound like he doesn’t care* Don’t tell me you actually care about us, do you? 

Marc: ... Like I said, I chose not to do good things. 

Sid: *scowls* So what are we, just an experiment? Feel sorry for two kids and maybe helping them gets me a ‘get outta hell free’ card?! 

Marc: *calmly* I did not say that. 

Sid: *stands up, stalks away* Yeah, well, you sure implied it! *Slams the door shut, leaving Iggy crying and Marc alone in the chair, who looks uneasy and unsure on how to approach Iggy. The smaller demon boy solves this by turning away from Marc and facing a corner, leaving him alone with his thoughts* 

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Would @royalrory really be our Beauty Editor if she didn’t try to fill out the Proust Questionnaire with a Bobbi Brown lip liner??

[writingonesdreams]

For the Proust questionaire: 34, 31, 18 for character(s) of your choice!

Thanks for the ask, sweetie! These were fun to answer. For Sky of Shards main trio before the plot starts:

18. What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Zephyr: That I can tell well what people need and give it to them. And that my skills are reliable enough to be needed.

Skye: That I can learn anything I spend a bit of time observing. I can emulate any writing style, any book and any skill.

Knox: I'm pretty good engeneer. Leave me with electronics and I'm sure to repair anything.

31. What is it that you most dislike?

Zephyr: That people don't consider other's feelings, and that we are too driven by our own interests. It's annoying to fight.

Skye: That I need people to survive.

Knox: ...What is there to like?

34. What is your motto?

Zephyr: Don't let what you can't do stop you from doing what you can do.

Skye: Do things for yourself. Don't ever let your happiness depend on others.

Knox: The less you care the more free you are.

[soyboyjames]

From the placemat for our meal at the Shakespeare and Company bookstore’s cafe in Paris, France...

Kilometer Zero Proust Questionaire

What is your present state of mind?

What is your favorite way to spend your time?

If you were an animal, which one would you be?

What book makes you want to live in a different era?

What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever eaten?

What is your favorite journey?

Who is your hero in real life? Who is your hero in fiction?

Which words or phrases do you most overuse?

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

If you could spend the rest of your life with a character from a book, who would it be?

What is your theme song?

Who are your three favorite writers?

Where in the world would you most like to live?

On what occasion do you lie?

If you could only eat one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Which poem makes your spine tingle?

What is your favorite smell?

If you could ask the leader of your country to read one book, what would it be?

What’s your favorite hiding place?

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Which book do you have on your nightstand but know you’ll never read?

If you could have any superpower, what would you choose?

What was your favorite book as a child?

Do you have a recurring dream? If so, what is it?

What to you is the most beautiful word or words?

What’s the worst book you’ve ever read?

Who would play you in the movie of your life?

What is your motto?

What’s the most romantic experience you’ve ever had?

How would you like to die and in what form would you choose to come back?

[krisrowland]

My Proust Questionaire

1. What is your idea of perfect happiness? Being carefree and unleashed no need to worry about money or social anxiety.  2.What is your greatest fear? Not achieving my potential. Whatever that means. 'Has potential' being on so many of my school report cards. 3.What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? That I protest so much about something but then don’t always act on what I say 4.What is the trait you most deplore in others? Lack of openness or stubbornness. This usually means people don't think are ineffective in making change. 5.Which living person do you most admire? Olly Alexander.  6.What is your greatest extravagance? Dining out and theatre. One summer I spent £800+ on a trip to the Edinburgh fringe that didn’t last a week. 7.What is your current state of mind? Confused  meaning: unsure what the next steps are, scared, intrigued and frustrated. Though when I talk to Helena about this I realise how ridiculous I am in thinking this. I.e. I am always in this thinking space. 8.What do you consider the most overrated virtue? Compliance and perfectionism. We need more bold leaders in this world so we don’t just go along with the norm. 9.On what occasion do you lie? When I go to the gum clinic appointment. 10.What do you most dislike about your appearance? Probably my ears. They were so big when I was a kid. I have sort of grown into them, according to my housemate. 11. Which living person do you most despise? Donald Trump. 12.What is the quality you most like in a man? The ability to be emotionally open. 13.What is the quality you most like in a woman? The ability to not take herself too seriously. 14.Which words or phrases do you most overuse? 'See you in a bit'. My generic goodbye phrase. 15.What or who is the greatest love of your life? Cheese. Me in a cheese shop is heaven/Valentines day. 16.When and where were you happiest? Coaching Selp (Landmark’s self expression and leadership programme) with Brent. Felt so free and liberated. There was a real care for everyone and openess that I haven't experienced anywhere else. 17.Which talent would you most like to have? Playing piano. I use to learn keyboard but now I can only play one hand. 18.If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? To be less socially awkward. It would make parties a lot easier. 19. What do you consider your greatest achievement? Going from intern to manager in 2 months at Bathtub 2 Boardroom. 20.If you were to die and come back as a person or a thing, what would it be? A cat - sleep, eat, be silly, star in viral videos. 21.Where would you most like to live? New Zealand. That landscape. 22.What is your most treasured possession? My Mac laptop :) 23.What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? Not having a reason to live anymore. 24.What is your favourite occupation? I love exploring new books, shops, locations. The ideas the new places excite me and give me a buzz. 25.What is your most marked characteristic? Really quiet then really loud. 26.What do you most value in your friends? Honesty and openness 27.Who are your favourite writers? Christopher Isherwood, Oliver Sacks & Alain de Boton, ( all white English men:/) 28.Who is your hero of fiction? Perfume main character, wound man, 29.Which historical figure do you most identify with? Kasper Hauser 30.Who are your heroes in real life? My Mum and Eureka 31.What are your favourite names? India, Nico and Casper. My choice kids names. 32.What is it that you most dislike? Being unproductive 33.What is your greatest regret? Not going to drama school. 34.How would you like to die? Eating cheese and drinking port 35.What is your motto? Be the change you want to see

[ussrosalind]

Today I decided to sit down with a version of the Proust Questionaire and start interviewing my Pathfinder characters.

So, here’s the trends:

1. Cass answers most of the questions, unless it’s about “what don’t you like about ___?” and then she’s like “why would you chose to be so negative” so we’re working on that. I also feel like she’s the most likely to have an answer as to who her favorite fictional hero is, but I need to ask her DM to name some in-world sailor romance novel heroes for me. 

2. Sophie has probably been the most interesting, in that she answers a good chunk of the questions but also will just gaze off into the distance, silently mourning her lost love/best friend or just being too overcome by her current crush(es) to speak. Yeah, didn’t think my Ranger was my token romantic but here we are. 

3. Celia is squirmy as all heck about roughly 90% of the questions. And, like, if I backed up to before the final arc of the campaign she would have been fine. She might have only squirmed at about 50% before our little epilogue session. Now she’s just full of “I DON’T KNOW WHAT I AM FEELING BUT THERE IS A LOT OF IT” and I am just laughing at her tbh. 

I’m very tempted to start interviewing Cipher, my Shadowrun PC, but I kind of feel like they will be even more likely to go “who the f wants to know?” than Ceels is. Cipher is the token hot mess of this family. We thought it was Celia or maybe Sophie, but then this disaster came along. (At least Cass mostly has her ducks in a row?) 

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The Proust Questionnaire

Nome:

Herman

Genere:

Uomo

Età (al momento della storia):

28

Dove è nato:

Nord Europa

Dove vive (al momento della storia):

Nord Europa

Se la storia fosse un film, chi sarebbe l'attore/attrice protagonista:

Bill Skarsgård

1 The principal aspect of my personality:

Introverso

2 The quality that I desire in a man:

Coerenza

3 The quality that I desire in a woman:

Fiducia.

4 What I appreciate most about my friends:

Rispetto.

5 My main fault:

Non aver fatto nulla per evitare quello che è successo.

6 My favorite occupation:

Leggere.

7 My dream of happiness:

Tornare con la persona amata.

8 What would be my greatest misfortune?:

La sua perdita.

9 What I should like to be:

Quello che ero prima.

10 The country where I should like to live:

Qualsiasi, basta che sia con lei.

11 My favourite colour:

Nero.

12 The flower that I like:

Chrysographes

13 My favorite bird

Rondine

14 My favorite prose authors:

Howard Phillips Lovecraft

15 My favorite poets:

16 My heroes in fiction:

Achab

17 My favorite heroines in fiction:

18 My favorite composers:

[aufdempfadderdaemmerung]

The Proust Questionaire

The Proust Questionnaire has its origins in a parlor game popularized (though not devised) by Marcel Proust, the French essayist and novelist, who believed that, in answering these questions, an individual reveals his or her true nature.

I was tagged by @enjoleuse. Btw, I hope you’re well? :) 

Have fun ladies: @debodinosaurusrex @cathy-inwonderland @hey-mj @draw-a-monster 

1. What is your idea of perfect happiness? Driving home by train while it’s snowing outside. 

2. What is your greatest fear? Not to be or do enough. 

3. What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? Being listless and sometimes judging whithout knowing enough. 

5. Which living person do you most admire? My mother. 

6. What is your greatest extravagance? Time.

7. What is your current state of mind? I’m torn between two options.

8. What do you consider the most overrated virtue? I’m going with Leadership, because it’s not needed when everyone sticks together. 

9. On what occasion do you lie? When I’m not in the mood for long conversations. 

11. Which living person do you most despise? Sometimes myself, but in general everyone that spreads hate against innocents because they’re in some way different.

12. What is the quality you most like in a man? (Dark) Humour.

13. What is the quality you most like in a woman? I admire strong women who speak up for themselves and have the courage to be who they really are whithout compromise.

14. Which words or phrases do you most overuse? I often greet people saying “Shalom”.

16. When and where were you happiest? On Christmas Eve when (nearly) the whole family sits together.

17. Which talent would you most like to have? Something I really don’t know is how to comfort people. So I guess that’s it.

18. If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Some silly insecurities.

19. What do you consider your greatest achievement? I’m much more able to forgive now than I’ve been a few years ago. It’s quite nice not to hold grudges against people. 

20. If you were to die and come back as a person or a thing, what would it be? Myself. 

21. Where would you most like to live? That really depends on the mood I’m in. For me, it would be the best to own several houses around the world so I could just follow my mood.

22. What is your most treasured possession? A bundle of letters, postcards and tickets.

23. What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? Feeling lost. 

24. What is your favorite occupation? Listening to music, reading, going for a walk and observe...

25. What is your most marked characteristic? I hope this is true: To always be there and help when asked (or even without being asked).  

26. What do you most value in your friends? Solidarity.

27. Who are your favorite writers? Hemingway, probably. 

28. Who is your hero of fiction? I really don’t know. 

29. Which historical figure do you most identify with? I’m pretty impressed by Gertrude Bell’s stubbornness. 

30. Who are your heroes in real life? Those that speak up for those that suffer and encourage other people to do so. 

31. What are your favorite names? I really like the name Wilhelm. 

32. What is it that you most dislike? Ignorance. 

33. What is your greatest regret? Being too lazy to achieve my aims. 

34. How would you like to die? Either quick or peaceful.

35. What is your motto? We can’t direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails. -  Thomas S. Monson

[aktinopterygia]

The Proust Questionaire

The Proust Questionnaire has its origins in a parlor game popularized (though not devised) by Marcel Proust, the French essayist and novelist, who believed that, in answering these questions, an individual reveals his or her true nature.

Tagged by my girl @amadryades , who said it made her happy when she found this. You were right! It felt good.

__1.__What is your idea of perfect happiness? A tight support system of people, in a chosen family kind of way. A very affectionate cat. Motivation to create. 

__2.__What is your greatest fear? Not being important enough to those who matter to me.

__3.__What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? My lack of guts.

__4.__What is the trait you most deplore in others? The inability to listen.

__5.__Which living person do you most admire? Those who manage to cut ties with hostile toxic environments and, filled with self-appreciation, they rush to the world laughing, in search of something like bliss, or simply experience. I predict that if I someday meet a person like that, they will be the love of my life. 

__6.__What is your greatest extravagance? Postponement

__7.__What is your current state of mind? The seawater that remains on the crevices of stone and is perpetually renewed when the waves crash on the rocks.

__8.__What do you consider the most overrated virtue? Cold hard rationality. Being unemotional, unaffected.

__9.__On what occasion do you lie? To dodge inconvenient uncomfortable situations. As a preteen I even did it for fun. It was my go-to. Now I prefer to avoid a straight answer and lie as a last resort.

__10.__What do you most dislike about your appearance? Cellulite.

__11.__Which living person do you most despise? Rapists.

__12.__What is the quality you most like in a man? Being respectful in a conversation, listening without being dismissive. (Oh and not having a fragile masculinity)

__13.__What is the quality you most like in a woman? Loving other women in any way. (but like intersectionally)

__14.__Which words or phrases do you most overuse? “Turn it off”, “How are you (feeling)?”, “I’m screaming”(note that i never actually scream), and more. Oh and… “Watch Buffy”. 

__15.__What or who is the greatest love of your life? Language.

__16.__When and where were you happiest? Childhood. My imagination was wild, my knowledge disproportionate, p much everyone i knew admired me, i didnt give a fuck about anyone’s opinion (now i do a lil bit). I felt truly extraordinary. (Presently I’ve lived too long to feel that way. At best i feel I’m pretty cool).

__17.__Which talent would you most like to have? Probably music, bc I’m just kinda…adequate.

__18.__If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? The motivation thing. Being active.

__19.__What do you consider your greatest achievement? I want to believe I haven’t done it yet. For now, befriending certain lovely people.

__20.__If you were to die and come back as a person or a thing, what would it be? Water. In time, i could travel the earth. Idk if i would be sentient tho, and if i would, in what way.

__21.__Where would you most like to live? Any place where I could have a thick wild garden and a house teeming with curiosities and old furniture and shadows for comfort. I’d like a small appartment in Venice, too, alternatively.

__22.__What is your most treasured possession? Ok now i feel weird ‘cause i have so many cool things that i like? Why does nothing stand out? Hand written notes by others, maybe? Certain photographs?

__23.__What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? Having nothing left to lose, but being unable to take any sort of action (whether aggresive, self improving, or self destructive). Just being forced to live with your misery.

__24.__What is your favorite occupation? .Producing or consuming stories.

__25.__What is your most marked characteristic? My hair.

__26.__What do you most value in your friends? Caring about their close ones 

__27.__Who are your favorite writers? Joseph Fink, Virginia Woolf, Pablo Neruda, Vladimir Nabokov, Anne Carson, Daniel Handler, H.P. Lovecraft, Shakespeare

__28.__Who is your hero of fiction? Buffy Summers is my hero.

__29.__Which historical figure do you most identify with? Queen Kristina of Sweden. 

__30.__Who are your heroes in real life? The passionate ones. 

__31.__What are your favorite names? Máiréad, Acaste, Lilith, Noor, Carmen, Olivia, Galatea, Sky, Beatrice, Ophelia, O'ren, Salvador, it’s time to stop.

__32.__What is it that you most dislike? Excessive noise.

__33.__What is your greatest regret? Allowing myself to be belittled and mistreated by people I loved. Furthermore, I regret believing that this was, not only okay, but also the right thing to do.

__34.__How would you like to die? Satisfied and ready to die.

__35.__What is your motto? I don’t believe in mottos 

@vathos @efhmeros @knightofphoenix I think yours would be interesting if you’re up for it ^_^

[michaelfallcon]

Coffee Sprudgecast Episode 082: The One With Dandy Anderson

Dandy Anderson

Another week another episode of the Coffee Sprudgecast. Jordan Michelman and Zachary Carlsen talk about the Sprudgie Awards Presented by Pacific Barista Series. Preliminary nominations are now open! Vote! A little later in the episode, the hosts interview Dandy Anderson, store manager of the West 8th Stumptown Coffee Roasters in New York City. In the interview, Jordan Michelman takes Anderson through a series of personal questions modeled after the Proust Questionaire we’re calling…the Sproust Questionaire. 

Listen to the full episode right here:

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Coffee Sprudgecast Episode 082: The One With Dandy Anderson

Dandy Anderson

Another week another episode of the Coffee Sprudgecast. Jordan Michelman and Zachary Carlsen talk about the Sprudgie Awards Presented by Pacific Barista Series. Preliminary nominations are now open! Vote! A little later in the episode, the hosts interview Dandy Anderson, store manager of the West 8th Stumptown Coffee Roasters in New York City. In the interview, Jordan Michelman takes Anderson through a series of personal questions modeled after the Proust Questionaire we’re calling…the Sproust Questionaire. 

Listen to the full episode right here:

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    Check out The Coffee Sprudgecast on iTunes and leave a nice review if you’re so inclined. The Coffee Sprudgecast is available on Spotify, Stitcher, and can be downloaded right here. This episode of the Coffee Sprudgecast is sponsored by Urnex Brands, Hario, and Odeko. Special thanks to Stumptown Coffee Roasters for providing their space to record portions of this podcast.

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"Proust Questionaire," 2017, oil on canvas, 64"x52" By Kristy Gordon @kristygordonii ⠀ ⠀ From our Open Call Archive. Periodically we go through all the works that have been submitted to us over the years in our open call process. We are still looking to create opportunities for those who take a chance on us. :)⠀ #opencallarchive #fieldprojects #fieldprojectsgallery #artistopportunity