How well do you think you would be able to spot someone like Dorrington in real life?
- I’m pretty good at reading people, so I think I’d see right through his facade.
- I might be initially charmed, but something would feel off.
- I’m definitely gullible, so I’d probably fall for his act hook, line, and sinker.
- I tend to trust my gut, so if something felt wrong, I would listen to that feeling.
Which character’s reaction to Dorrington’s schemes surprised you the most?
- James Rigby’s – I was surprised he was able to escape!
- Henry Sinclair’s – I didn’t expect him to inherit so much!
- Samuel Greer’s – His greed was truly astounding.
- Mr. Loftus Deacon’s – I was shocked at how he was murdered.
What is your current biggest challenge?
- Overcoming fear and uncertainty.
- Resisting the allure of easy money.
- Staying true to my moral compass in the face of temptation.
- Recognizing and confronting those who seek to take advantage of me.
Imagine yourself in James Rigby’s shoes. What is the first thing that comes to mind when you realize Dorrington’s true nature?
- I need to get out of here and as far away from him as possible!
- How could I have been so blind to his true intentions?
- I have to warn the others before it’s too late.
- Now that I know the truth, I need to find proof to expose him.
If you were to find yourself entangled in one of Dorrington’s schemes, what role do you think you would play?
- The unsuspecting pawn
- The reluctant accomplice
- The mastermind’s challenger
- The one who gets away
How do you handle a situation where you suspect someone is lying to you but you don’t have any proof?
- I confront them directly and demand the truth.
- I start gathering evidence discreetly until I have enough to expose them.
- I distance myself from them to avoid being manipulated.
- I play along until I can figure out their angle.
If you were to possess a valuable artifact like the “Mirror of Portugal”, how would you safeguard it?
- I’d keep it hidden in a secret location only I knew.
- I’d hire the most reputable security professionals to protect it.
- I’d sell it and invest the money wisely.
- I’d donate it to a museum where it could be enjoyed by everyone.
How often do you trust your intuition when making important decisions?
- Always – my gut is rarely wrong.
- Often – I usually have a feeling about what’s right.
- Sometimes – It depends on the situation.
- Rarely – I prefer to rely on logic and reason.
Which of the following themes from the book resonates with you the most?
- The dangers of unchecked greed
- The importance of integrity and honesty
- The complexities of trust and betrayal
- The struggle for justice in a world of deceit
How prepared do you think you are for a situation where your morals are tested?
- Very prepared – I have strong convictions and I stick to them.
- Somewhat prepared – I’d like to think I’d do the right thing.
- Not very prepared – It depends on the stakes involved.
- Not at all prepared – I’ve never really thought about it.
What’s your favorite memory?
- A time when I overcame a difficult challenge with integrity.
- A moment when I witnessed an act of true generosity.
- An occasion where justice prevailed despite the odds.
- A time when I was able to help someone in need.
You have a choice of inheriting a vast fortune like Jerry Cater’s or exposing a web of deceit and bringing the perpetrators to justice. Which do you choose and why?
- Inherit the fortune – I could use the money to do a lot of good.
- Expose the deceit – Justice must be served, even if it means sacrificing personal gain.
- A bit of both – I’d find a way to use the fortune to help those who were wronged and expose the truth.
- I can’t decide – Both options have their merits.
How comfortable are you with taking risks, especially when there’s a lot at stake?
- Very comfortable – I thrive on adrenaline and the thrill of the unknown.
- Somewhat comfortable – I’ll take calculated risks if the potential reward is worth it.
- Not very comfortable – I prefer to play it safe, especially when the stakes are high.
- Not at all comfortable – I avoid risks whenever possible.
Which of these Dorrington Deed-Box scenarios would you enjoy the most?
- Cracking the code of Dorrington’s manipulation tactics.
- Going undercover to expose the truth behind the “Avalanche” bicycle scam.
- Using my wit and charm to outsmart a cunning criminal like Dorrington.
- I’d rather be as far away from these situations as possible.
If you could choose any character from the Dorrington Deed-Box to be your partner in a high-stakes situation, who would you choose and why?
- James Rigby – He’s resourceful and ultimately triumphs over adversity.
- Henry Sinclair – He’s honest, dependable, and has a strong moral compass.
- I’d prefer to rely on myself and not trust anyone in such a situation.
- Maybe someone like Sherlock Holmes – I need someone brilliant on my side!
What makes you most frustrated about the current state of the world?
- The prevalence of greed and corruption
- The erosion of trust and integrity
- The seeming triumph of deceit over honesty
- The lack of accountability for those in power
In the world of The Dorrington Deed-Box, where secrets and lies run deep, what do you dream about?
- Unmasking the truth and ensuring that justice is served.
- Finding a way to navigate this treacherous landscape without compromising my own morals.
- Creating a world where honesty and integrity are valued above all else.
- Escaping to a simpler life where such dangers don’t exist.
What happened in the past when you were confronted with a moral dilemma?
- I listened to my conscience and made the ethical choice, even if it was difficult.
- I tried to find a compromise that would satisfy all parties involved.
- I made the choice that was best for myself, even if it meant bending the rules.
- I avoided the situation altogether and hoped it would resolve itself.
What is your absolute favorite meal?
- Something simple and comforting, like a home-cooked meal made with love.
- A luxurious and decadent feast that celebrates life’s finer things.
- A dish that tells a story and transports me to another time and place.
- I’m not really a foodie – food is just fuel to me.
What keeps you up at night about the future?
- The fear that dishonesty and greed will continue to prevail.
- The uncertainty of what tomorrow may bring.
- The hope that we can create a better world for future generations.
- I’m a sound sleeper – I don’t usually lie awake worrying.
What do you think you need in your life to feel a sense of fulfillment?
- A strong moral compass and the courage to stand up for what’s right.
- A sense of purpose and the knowledge that I’m making a difference in the world.
- Meaningful connections with others and a sense of belonging.
- Financial security and the freedom to pursue my passions.
How often do you engage in activities that challenge your perspective and push you outside your comfort zone?
- Frequently – I believe in continuous growth and learning.
- Occasionally – I try to step outside my comfort zone every now and then.
- Rarely – I prefer familiar routines and environments.
- Never – I’m perfectly content with where I am and what I know.
What’s your go-to way to unwind after a long day?
- Getting lost in a good book, movie, or TV show that transports me to another world.
- Spending time with loved ones and engaging in meaningful conversations.
- Pursuing a hobby or creative outlet that brings me joy and relaxation.
- Simply disconnecting from the world and enjoying some quiet time alone.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the word “legacy”?
- The impact I have on the world and the mark I leave behind.
- The values and principles I pass down to future generations.
- The stories that will be told about me long after I’m gone.
- I don’t think about legacy – I’m focused on the present moment.
How confident are you in your ability to read people and discern their true intentions?
- Very confident – I have a knack for seeing through facades.
- Somewhat confident – I’m usually a good judge of character.
- Not very confident – I’ve been fooled before.
- Not confident at all – I tend to see the best in everyone, which can be a weakness.
You have a free weekend to do whatever you want. What do you do?
- I embark on an adventure to a new and exciting destination.
- I lose myself in a creative project or hobby that ignites my passion.
- I spend quality time with loved ones, creating lasting memories.
- I disconnect from the world and indulge in some much-needed rest and relaxation.
If you could wave a magic wand and change one thing about the world, what would it be?
- I would eliminate greed and corruption, creating a more just and equitable society.
- I would foster greater understanding and empathy among people, bridging divides and promoting peace.
- I would inspire everyone to embrace honesty and integrity, building a foundation of trust.
- I would solve climate change and ensure a healthy planet for future generations.
Someone asks, “What’s new?” What’s the actual answer, not just “Not much?”
- I’m actually working on (a personal project or goal that you’re excited about).
- I recently
- share a positive experience or accomplishment that you’re proud of).
- I’m feeling really inspired by (a book, movie, idea, or person that has impacted you).
- I’m actually feeling a bit (share an honest emotion or experience that you’re comfortable disclosing).
What place do you most want to explore?
- A place shrouded in mystery and intrigue, where ancient secrets are waiting to be uncovered.
- A bustling metropolis brimming with culture, art, and endless possibilities.
- A remote and tranquil retreat where I can connect with nature and escape the demands of everyday life.
- A place that holds personal significance for me, filled with memories and meaning.
If you could possess one skill or ability from any character in The Dorrington Deed-Box, what would it be and why?
- Dorrington’s cunning intellect – I’d use it for good, of course.
- Rigby’s resilience and ability to escape danger.
- Sinclair’s unwavering honesty and integrity.
- I’d rather have my own unique strengths and abilities.
How do you feel about unexpected plot twists?
- I love them! They keep things interesting and unpredictable.
- I’m okay with them as long as they make sense within the story.
- I’m not a big fan – I prefer stories that are more straightforward.
- I hate them – they just feel like cheap tricks to manipulate the reader.
Which member of the Cater family are you?
- Jerry Cater: The cunning and manipulative patriarch.
- Paul Cater: The greedy and ambitious nephew.
- Jarvis Flint: The opportunistic and ruthless relative.
- Henry Sinclair: The honest and deserving inheritor.
New information comes to light about a crime you thought was solved. What is your first response?
- I dive back into the case, eager to uncover the truth.
- I’m intrigued and want to learn more, but I’m also cautious.
- I’m skeptical but willing to hear new evidence.
- I’m not easily swayed from my initial beliefs.
What are you most passionate about?
- Fighting for justice and equality
- Making a positive impact on the world
- Connecting with others and building meaningful relationships
- Pursuing my passions and living a life true to myself
Tell us a little about your personal style.
- Classic and timeless with a touch of elegance.
- Bold and daring, always making a statement.
- Comfortable and practical, prioritizing function over fashion.
- I don’t have a particular style – I just wear what I like!
What is your idea of a perfect evening?
- A night of intrigue and suspense, solving a complex mystery.
- An elegant affair filled with stimulating conversation and captivating company.
- A cozy night in with a good book and a warm drink, escaping into another world.
- A night of adventure and exploration, experiencing something new and exciting.
What is your strongest sense?
- Intuition – I can often sense things that others miss.
- Observation – I’m highly attuned to my surroundings and pick up on subtle details.
- Logic and reasoning – I’m a critical thinker who analyzes information carefully.
- Empathy – I have a deep understanding of human emotions and motivations.
What affects you the most?
- Acts of injustice and cruelty
- Stories of resilience and triumph over adversity
- The power of human connection and the kindness of strangers
- The beauty and wonder of the natural world
How do you determine your goals each year?
- I set ambitious goals that challenge me to grow and make a difference.
- I focus on a few key areas where I want to see progress.
- I take things one day at a time and let my goals evolve organically.
- I don’t really set goals – I prefer to go with the flow.
What’s the trickiest part about making difficult decisions?
- Weighing the potential consequences and making the choice that aligns with my values.
- Dealing with uncertainty and the fear of making the wrong decision.
- Considering the needs of others and the potential impact my choices may have on them.
- I’m generally quite decisive and don’t dwell on decisions too much.
Do you tend to overthink things or trust your gut?
- I’m definitely an overthinker. I analyze everything to death!
- I try to strike a balance between my head and my heart.
- I trust my intuition – it’s usually right.
- I don’t overthink things – I make a decision and move on.
Do you have a support system in place, such as close friends or family, who you can confide in and rely on?
- Yes, I have a strong support network.
- I have a few close friends and family members I can count on.
- I’m quite independent and prefer to handle things on my own.
- I’m working on building stronger relationships.
What do you think is missing in your quest for personal growth and fulfillment?
- I need to overcome my fear of failure and take more risks.
- I need to prioritize self-care and make time for the things that bring me joy.
- I need to connect with others on a deeper level and build more meaningful relationships.
- I’m not sure – I’m still figuring things out!
A situation arises where you have the opportunity to profit from someone else’s misfortune, but it requires compromising your ethics. How do you respond?
- I refuse to participate and I might even try to expose the scheme.
- I’m torn, but ultimately my morals win out.
- I try to find a way to justify it to myself.
- I seize the opportunity without hesitation.
Which of the following is most likely to frustrate you?
- Injustice and inequality
- Dishonesty and betrayal
- Unfulfilled potential
- Missed opportunities
How would you describe your relationship to your own intuition?
- We’re best friends – I listen to my gut instinct and trust it implicitly.
- We have a healthy respect for each other – I value its input but also use logic.
- We’re still getting to know each other – I’m trying to be more attuned to my intuition.
- We’re not on speaking terms – I tend to ignore it completely.
Are you stuck in a rut or feeling excited about the possibilities that lie ahead?
- I’m feeling stuck. I need a change!
- I’m content but open to new opportunities.
- I’m excited about the future and the adventures it holds.
- I’m taking things one day at a time and seeing where life takes me.
What would you say are your top struggles right now?
- Overcoming self-doubt and fear of failure.
- Finding a balance between my personal and professional life.
- Staying true to myself in a world that often feels superficial.
- Letting go of the past and embracing the present moment.
What is your biggest goal in life?
- To make a meaningful contribution to the world and leave it a better place than I found it.
- To achieve financial freedom and the ability to pursue my passions without limitations.
- To build deep and lasting relationships with people who love and support me.
- To live a life filled with adventure, purpose, and joy.