20 questions Guess My Character

[rssllue]

I can't think of any right now.

You broke the thread!

[HollandBlue]

I'm rethreading the needle since I was the one who messed up, sorry everyone!

My character is female.

[Gravy]

I'm rethreading the needle since I was the one who messed up, sorry everyone!

My character is female.

I think I broke it. Nobody could guess my character, so everyone disappeared.

Classic?

[HollandBlue]

Biography

1 my character is female
2 the book is a biography

[HollandBlue]

Did I mess up again?! I guess the answer to your question, Gravy, would be 'no'. Other question, can the character be a person in a biography? If not, I'll pick another one.

[DATo]

Biography

1 my character is female
2 the book is a biography

What century did the character live in?

[HollandBlue]

The 1700's, 18th century I guess, my math isn't to good!

1. My character is female.
2. The book is a biography.
3. She lived during the 1700's.

[DATo]

The 1700's, 18th century I guess, my math isn't to good!

1. My character is female.
2. The book is a biography.
3. She lived during the 1700's.

Would she be considered royalty?

[HollandBlue]

No, she's not royal.

1. My character is female.
2. The book is a biography.
3. She's from the 1700's.
4. She isn't royalty.

[DATo]

No, she's not royal.

1. My character is female.
2. The book is a biography.
3. She's from the 1700's.
4. She isn't royalty.

Just to be clear - when you say that this is a biography I am taking that to mean the book is nonfiction. Am I correct?

[HollandBlue]

Yes, I guess I should say person rather than character!
1. The person was a female.
2. The book is a nonfiction biography.
3. She lived during the 1700's.
4. She was not royalty.

[DATo]

Yes, I guess I should say person rather than character!
1. The person was a female.
2. The book is a nonfiction biography.
3. She lived during the 1700's.
4. She was not royalty.

What country is the character from?

[HollandBlue]

1. The person was female.
2. The book is a nonfiction biography.
3. She lived during the 1700's.
4. She was not royalty.
5. She lived in the USA.

[Gravy]

Is she famous in her own right, or through association?

[HollandBlue]

Is she famous in her own right, or through association?

She is famous for doing something for the country, but I think she is famous in her own right. I checked and there is a Memorial Association dedicated to her. Also, to clarify her age, she lived into the 1800's.

My person was female.
The book is a nonfiction biography.
She lived in both the 1700's-1800's.
She was not royalty.
She lived in USA.
She was well-known in her own right, and there is a Memorial Association in her name.