[INFJ] Which movie character do you relate to most?

[hush]

On those days where I'm feeling really frustrated and overwhelmed, I identify quite a bit with Bill Foster from Falling Down. For the times you really just want to tell the world to go fuck itself.

[video=youtube;hLmuF-0P4tk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLmuF-0P4tk[/video]

*hides all rocket launchers from Jacobi*

 

[Tin Man]

*hides all rocket launchers from Jacobi*

Not to worry, I stilll have my patented kitty launcher

 

[hush]

Not to worry, I stilll have my patented kitty launcher

You fiend.

*also hides all the kitties from Jacobi*

 

[Tin Man]

You fiend.

*also hides all the kitties from Jacobi*

Damn it. I guess I'm down to my hamster knife.

 

[hush]

Damn it. I guess I'm down to my hamster knife.

O_____O

*hides every living being ever from Jacobi*

 

[bolognamacaroni]

I can relate to pieces of so many characters, but it's difficult to pick one I completely relate to.

A friend described me like Jane Bennett once. I can see how she'd think that; not really sure I agree.

I've always related deeply to Calvin and Hobbs. Props to the avatar, [MENTION=14189]ImaginaryBloke[/MENTION].

Maybe Harry Potter or Sophie from Howel's Moving Castle.

On the shadow side, I've always wanted to be Butch or Sundance from Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid.

 

[Pyrrhula]

Another Alice in Wonderland here. Especially her "curiouser and curiouser" line. However, I feel that she only resembles certain parts of my personality (creative, mystical, cold, curious, fun, sulky, helpful, dreamy). I am also fiercely ambitious and empathic.

 

[Sunrise]

George Bailey from It's A Wonderful Life -- Given away most of the dreams to maintain the required course of action and needs of others.

 

[dang]

Dirty Harry because we are both strangers in the archetypal sense.

 

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Damn it. I guess I'm down to my hamster knife.

Yesssss