Wich LITB Charactor...

[*InThisMoment*]

do you think you are? wich charactor do you Resemble? Or Act like? :)

[BrandonS]

Probably none of them. I'm aiming for Ward. He's a good role model because he represents benevolent strength. I might say that I am most like an extremely imperfect Ward. A very clever question, by the way, and one I've never heard asked.

[*InThisMoment*]

Originally posted by BrandonS
Probably none of them. I'm aiming for Ward. He's a good role model because he represents benevolent strength. I might say that I am most like an extremely imperfect Ward. A very clever question, by the way, and one I've never heard asked.

i've been trying to do that.get this board more active.just call me anyone but mary ellen rodgers or julie foster and i'm happy! ;) i'd like to be like wally (even though he's a boy and i'm a girl) he's cute (wich can work either way since i'm a girl) smart and has good manners :)

[Mijada]

Probably Eddie, We both have curly hair.

[tdr]

Beaver is the one I look like the most; but not so much that anyone ever called me "Beaver Cleaver."

This will probably sound weird, but when I was younger the character I was most like personality-wise was Dudley McMillan in the "Wally and Dudley" episode. I wasn't 'with it,' didn't voice strong opinions (though I certainly had them), and was too shy to approach girls. I'm still the shy type socially, but I am much more forward with opinions and am a hard negotiator, especially where money is involved. So we do change personalities, to some extent, as the years go by. Dudley probably did, too ;) .

This may be a little off-topic, but in looking for resemblances, Wally and his gang are kind o' like The Archies comic book characters. Wally is like Archie-- even would look like him if his hair was red-- and Eddie and Reggie are just alike with their jokes and tricks and arrogance. Mary Ellen Rogers is like Veronica; brunette and quite attractive, though the Rogers apparently are not as rich as the Lodges. Julie Foster is like the blonde Betty, but a little more feisty. Lumpy, of course, is like 'Big Moose;' large and clumsy. The only thing really missing is a 'Jughead' like character who would prefer a hamburger to a kiss with a girl any day.