What happened in the past when you first encountered something you couldn’t explain?
- I tried to rationalize it.
- It made me question everything.
- I felt a sense of awe and wonder.
- I immediately wanted to learn more.
A specific situation arises, how do you react when someone you trust does something unexpected and out of character?
- I give them the benefit of the doubt.
- I immediately question them.
- I feel hurt and betrayed.
- I try to understand their motivations.
What comes to mind when you think about the nature of good vs. evil?
- It’s a complex issue with no easy answers.
- I believe people are inherently good.
- I’m wary of people who seem too perfect.
- There’s a dark side to everyone.
What makes you nervous about forming close relationships?
- The fear of betrayal.
- I’m naturally independent.
- Not knowing if I can truly trust someone.
- I’m afraid of getting hurt.
What’s your favorite memory of a time when your beliefs were challenged but you chose to remain true to yourself?
- It was a defining moment in my life.
- It made me who I am today.
- I learned that it’s okay to stand alone.
- It wasn’t easy, but I’m glad I did it.
How do you feel about the idea of the supernatural?
- I’m open to the possibility, but I need proof.
- I’m fascinated by the unexplained.
- It both scares and intrigues me.
- I’m a skeptic at heart.
You are at a party and someone starts talking about a personal experience with the supernatural. What do you do?
- I listen intently, eager to hear more.
- I’m politely skeptical, but I don’t want to dismiss their experience.
- I steer the conversation in a different direction.
- I share a skeptical viewpoint, but I’m open to hearing different perspectives.
What keeps you up at night about the state of the world?
- The potential for humanity to destroy itself.
- The lack of empathy and understanding.
- The prevalence of injustice and inequality.
- The unknown.
If you could choose any superpower, which one would you choose and why?
- The ability to read minds, to truly understand others.
- The power to heal, both physically and emotionally.
- The ability to control the elements, to protect the innocent.
- The gift of foresight, to prevent future tragedies.
How would your friends and family describe your approach to the unexplained?
- Open-minded but discerning.
- A healthy balance of skepticism and curiosity.
- More of a believer.
- A die-hard skeptic.
You have a choice of accepting a logical explanation for a strange occurrence or embracing the possibility of something more. Which do you choose?
- I tend to lean on logic and reason.
- I’m open to exploring different possibilities.
- I want to believe!
- I need concrete evidence before I’ll consider anything beyond the ordinary.
Which of these scenarios from Wieland would you enjoy the most?
- Engaging in intellectual discussions with Pleyel.
- Unraveling the mysteries surrounding Carwin.
- Finding solace and companionship with Catharine.
- Seeking spiritual enlightenment like Wieland.
What’s your favorite memory of a time you had to overcome a challenge that tested your beliefs?
- It taught me the importance of staying true to myself, even in the face of adversity.
- It reinforced my belief in the power of perseverance.
- It showed me that I’m stronger than I thought.
- It deepened my understanding of myself and my values.
What do you dream about when it comes to making the world a better place?
- A world free from violence and suffering.
- A society where everyone feels valued and respected.
- A future where knowledge and understanding prevail.
- A world where justice is served, and everyone is accountable for their actions.
When you were a kid, how did you react to scary stories or urban legends?
- They fueled my imagination.
- I was both terrified and strangely drawn to them.
- I loved the thrill of being scared.
- I was always skeptical, looking for logical explanations.
You have a choice of spending a weekend in a haunted house or attending a scientific conference on paranormal phenomena. Which do you choose?
- The haunted house, for the adrenaline rush and the possibility of encountering the unknown.
- The conference, to learn from experts and engage in thought-provoking discussions.
- That’s a tough one! I’m equally interested in both.
- Neither, I prefer to stick to what I know.
What is most likely to make you feel down about the world?
- The realization that some things are beyond my control.
- The apathy and indifference I see around me.
- Knowing that innocent people suffer every day.
- The slow pace of progress.
In a perfect world, what would the balance between logic and intuition look like?
- A harmonious blend, where both logic and intuition are valued and utilized.
- A world where logic provides a solid foundation, and intuition guides our decisions.
- A world where we’re more in tune with our intuition.
- Logic and reason above all else.
What’s your go-to genre for books, movies, or TV shows?
- Psychological thrillers that keep me guessing.
- Historical fiction that transports me to another time and place.
- Documentaries that explore real-world mysteries.
- Sci-fi that pushes the boundaries of imagination.
What’s your favorite element of gothic literature?
- The exploration of the dark side of human nature.
- The eerie atmosphere and suspenseful plots.
- The haunting beauty of the writing style.
- The exploration of social and cultural anxieties.
What place, concept, idea, or topic from Wieland do you most want to explore further?
- The psychology of belief and the power of suggestion.
- The historical context of religious fervor and its impact on individuals and society.
- The nature of illusion and the ways in which our perceptions can be manipulated.
- The themes of justice, revenge, and the corrupting influence of power.
What are you most passionate about when it comes to advocating for a cause?
- Fighting for social justice and equality.
- Promoting education and critical thinking.
- Protecting the environment.
- Standing up for the rights of the marginalized and oppressed.
What is your absolute favorite fictional portrayal of the supernatural?
- A classic ghost story that sends chills down my spine.
- A mind-bending thriller that explores the nature of reality.
- A character-driven drama that examines the human condition in the face of the unknown.
- I haven’t found one that truly resonates with me.
Tell us a little about your approach to life’s mysteries.
- I embrace the unknown with a sense of wonder and curiosity.
- I try to find a balance between skepticism and open-mindedness.
- I trust my gut and allow my intuition to guide me.
- I rely on logic and reason to make sense of the world.
If you could choose any character from Wieland to befriend, who would you choose and why?
- Clara, for her strength, resilience, and ability to navigate challenging situations.
- Pleyel, for his intellect, wit, and ability to engage in thought-provoking conversations.
- Catharine, for her kindness, compassion, and unwavering loyalty.
- None, I wouldn’t want to get caught up in that mess.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when someone tells you that seeing is believing?
- But what about all the things we can’t see?
- Our senses can be deceived.
- I need more than just visual confirmation.
- That’s a very limited way of looking at the world.
What affects you the most: logic, emotion, or intuition?
- It’s a delicate dance between all three.
- I’m ruled by my head, not my heart.
- I trust my gut feeling.
- I strive for a balance between reason and empathy.
What’s your idea of a perfect evening?
- Curled up with a good book, completely engrossed in another world.
- Engaging in stimulating conversations with friends and family.
- Exploring a new city or trying a new restaurant.
- Relaxing at home with a good movie or TV show.
What is your strongest personality trait: logic, empathy, or skepticism?
- I’m a highly analytical thinker.
- I have a deep capacity for empathy.
- I question everything.
- I’m a pragmatist, always looking for practical solutions.
What happens if you find yourself questioning your own sanity?
- I would seek professional help.
- I would confide in someone I trust.
- I would try to rationalize my thoughts and feelings.
- I would document everything, hoping to find a pattern or explanation.
How do you handle situations where appearances are deceiving?
- I try to gather as much information as possible before forming an opinion.
- I trust my intuition.
- I’m cautious and observant, looking for inconsistencies.
- I rely on my gut instinct.
What do you think you need to develop a stronger sense of discernment?
- Time, experience, and a willingness to learn from my mistakes.
- A more analytical mind.
- A deeper understanding of human nature.
- The ability to detach from my emotions and view situations objectively.
Are you stuck in a pattern of dismissing things that you can’t explain?
- I’m working on being more open-minded.
- No, I’m always willing to consider different perspectives.
- I believe there’s a logical explanation for everything.
- I’m not afraid to admit when I don’t know something.
How often do you make an effort to confront your deepest fears and insecurities?
- I believe in facing my fears head-on.
- It’s an ongoing process.
- I tend to avoid uncomfortable emotions.
- Only when absolutely necessary.
How confident are you in your ability to distinguish between reality and illusion?
- I’m fairly confident, but I also know that I’m not immune to deception.
- I trust my instincts.
- It depends on the situation.
- I’m highly observant and skeptical, always looking for red flags.
Do you have a support system in place, such as a close-knit group of friends or family members, who you can confide in and rely on for support?
- Yes, I’m fortunate to have a strong support system.
- I’m more of a lone wolf.
- I have a few close friends and family members I can count on.
- I’m working on building stronger relationships.
How well do you stick to your convictions, even when faced with opposition or doubt?
- I stand firm in my beliefs, even when challenged.
- I’m open to changing my mind if presented with compelling evidence.
- It depends on the situation.
- I try to stay true to myself.
Which of the following is most accurate when it comes to your ability to read people?
- I’m a good judge of character.
- I’m often surprised by people’s actions.
- I trust my gut feeling.
- I believe actions speak louder than words.
To what degree do you experience anxiety or fear when confronted with the unknown?
- It depends on the situation. I can be both curious and cautious.
- The unknown is an opportunity for growth.
- I’m a bit of a scaredy-cat.
- I’m a pragmatist. I focus on what I can control.
Which of these best describes your current approach to personal growth and self-discovery?
- It’s an ongoing journey, and I’m committed to the process.
- I’m content with who I am.
- I’m open to exploring new possibilities.
- I’m always looking for ways to improve myself.
What is your current biggest challenge when it comes to understanding and navigating the complexities of human behavior?
- Overcoming my own biases and assumptions.
- Learning to trust my intuition.
- Accepting that I can’t control everything.
- Developing stronger boundaries.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when someone betrays your trust?
- How could they do this to me?
- What did I do wrong?
- I need to understand why.
- I’m never trusting anyone again.
How do you handle the realization that someone you care about is living a lie?
- I would confront them directly.
- I would try to understand their motivations.
- I would distance myself from the situation.
- I would feel betrayed and hurt.
How would you describe your relationship to your own intuition?
- We’re best friends. I trust my gut implicitly.
- We have a complicated relationship. Sometimes I listen; sometimes I don’t.
- We’re not on speaking terms.
- I’m trying to get to know it better.
What would you say are your top struggles right now when it comes to forming and maintaining healthy relationships?
- Letting go of past hurts.
- Communicating my needs effectively.
- Trusting others.
- Setting healthy boundaries.
What is your personal growth goal for the next year?
- To become more self-aware.
- To be more present in my relationships.
- To step outside my comfort zone.
- To let go of what no longer serves me.
What do you think is missing in your life that would help you to feel more connected to something bigger than yourself?
- A sense of purpose.
- A spiritual practice.
- A community of like-minded individuals.
- I’m not sure.
How do you handle an ethical dilemma that challenges your values?
- I try to do what I believe is right, even if it’s difficult.
- I seek guidance from a trusted source.
- I weigh the potential consequences of my actions.
- I follow my conscience.
Which of the following do you notice yourself worrying about on a day-to-day basis?
- The state of the world.
- My relationships with others.
- My own mortality.
- My finances.
How do you respond when someone tries to manipulate or control you?
- I stand my ground.
- I try to understand their motivations.
- I walk away.
- I set firm boundaries.
What descriptive word do you experience most: joy, anxiety, contentment, or frustration?
- I’m generally a positive person.
- I’m easily overwhelmed.
- I’m content with my life.
- I’m easily frustrated.
How confident and insecure do you feel in your ability to make decisions?
- I trust my judgment.
- I second-guess myself a lot.
- It depends on the decision.
- I seek input from others before making big decisions.
How well do you balance your need for logic and reason with your desire for emotional fulfillment?
- I’m still figuring it out.
- I’m very much in my head.
- I lead with my heart.
- I strive for a balance.
How connected do you feel to your intuition?
- We’re practically joined at the hip.
- Sometimes I feel it; sometimes I don’t.
- It’s like a muscle I need to develop.
- I’m not sure it’s something I believe in.
Which of the following is most likely to frustrate you: inequality, apathy, dishonesty, or injustice?
- It’s not fair!
- Why bother?
- How could you?
- There has to be a better way.
What is the trickiest part about making decisions that impact others?
- Weighing the potential consequences for everyone involved.
- Knowing that I can’t please everyone.
- Dealing with the fallout if things don’t go as planned.
- Trusting my gut.
Do you tend to overthink or underthink important decisions?
- I analyze every angle.
- I go with my gut.
- It depends on the situation.
- I seek advice from others.
Do you have a system in place, such as a journal or a trusted friend, for processing your emotions and experiences?
- Writing is my therapy.
- I talk things out with my friends.
- I bottle everything up.
- I’m not sure what works for me.
How do you determine your priorities each day, and how do you ensure that you’re making time for what’s truly important?
- I create a to-do list and stick to it.
- I go with the flow.
- I prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance.
- I’m working on setting better boundaries.
Are you consistently achieving the goals that you set for yourself, or do you find yourself struggling to stay motivated and on track?
- I’m a goal-oriented person.
- I’m a work in progress.
- I need to be more realistic with my expectations.
- I’m great at setting goals, but not so great at following through.
How do you manage the stress and anxiety of everyday life?
- I exercise, meditate, or engage in other stress-relieving activities.
- I rely on unhealthy coping mechanisms.
- I talk to a therapist.
- I’m still trying to figure it out.