What Daemon are you?

JodieO · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:16

Mine was a gibbon and it said I was modest, responsible, humble, dependable and a leader.

http://www.goldencompassmovie.com/?463531 The link for mine that I was emailed.

Here's the link for the test

http://www.goldencompassmovie.com/

Go to the daemons section and then meet your daemon.

This looks like it'll be a great film, the book was very good I thought even though it was aimed at a young audience.

PurpleDinosaur · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:22

Mine is a Lynx.

Sociable, assertive, spontaneous and proud.

fail at the internets · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:27

MarcLister · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:30

Ocelot Daemon. I am spontaneous, solitary, assertive, clever and modest.

As long as I am not spontaneously combustible I'm happy.

Lunatic Dreyfus · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:31

Snow Leopard. That was a lot better than the chicken, mouse or donkey which I was expecting.

Solitary, responsible, modest, inquisitive and proud.

Sinque · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:36

Mouse, assertive, clever, flexible, spontaneous and responsible

J1234 · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:37

Pearost...

Hades · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:38

Snow Leopard too. But I'm modest, humble, assertive, solitary and shy.

It's close but I don't agree with shy.

JodieO · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:38

Justin said:
Pearost...

Tut, that was months and months ago

Trojan · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:42

Crow. Modest, assertive, competitive, spontaneous and responsible.

Damien. · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:43

I started to do the test and got bored, so i gave up.

Trojan · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:44

Damien. said:
I started to do the test and got bored, so i gave up.

Heh, you must have no patience at all. There's only 20 questions and it takes what, a minute or two at the most?

Aod · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:45

tiger.

anyway, i didn't like the books (hated them, actually) and i am assuming that the film will be just as bad, or worse.

seriously, "The Golden Compass"? WTF (who tf) decided on that? surely His Dark Materials would have been a better choice?

<edit>

did the test again but selected "Strongly disagree" for everything and got a Marmoset, which is cool because only 3,650 people have gotten them (out of 464,013)

Tom0 · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:50

Verian - Spontaneous, Solarity, Softly Spoken, Inquisitive and Proud.

JodieO · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:52

Damien. said:
I started to do the test and got bored, so i gave up.

There were only 20 questions as already said.

Damien. · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:53

JodieG said:
There were only 20 questions as already said.

Doing it now

marin · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:53

Aod said:
tiger.

anyway, i didn't like the books (hated them, actually) and i am assuming that the film will be just as bad, or worse.

seriously, "The Golden Compass"? WTF (who tf) decided on that? surely His Dark Materials would have been a better choice?

Its the 1st film in a series of three - His Dark Materials is the name of the entire trilogy.

Who called it the Golden Compass(es) - only the guy who wrote them !

For some time during the pre-publication process, the series of novels was known as The Golden Compasses. The word Compasses referred to a pair of compasses—the circle-drawing instrument—rather than a navigational compass. Pullman then settled on Northern Lights as the title for the first book, and continued to refer to the trilogy as The Golden Compasses.

In the US, in their discussions over the publication of the first book, the publishers Alfred A. Knopf had been calling it The Golden Compass (omitting the plural), which they mistakenly believed referred to Lyra's alethiometer, because the device resembles a navigational compass. Meanwhile, in the UK, Pullman had replaced The Golden Compasses with His Dark Materials (a title that Pullman had taken from a line in Paradise Lost) as the title of the trilogy. But according to Pullman, the publishers had become so attached to The Golden Compass that they insisted on publishing the US edition of the first book under that title, rather than Northern Lights, the title used in the UK.

As the book was known as The Golden Compass in the US and Canada, New Line Cinema chose to use that title for the film adaptation.

Snow Leopard - Modest, solitary, inquistive, humble and assertive.

MarcLister · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:53

JodieG said:
There were only 20 questions as already said.

Less than 10 needed I reckon Jodie.

JodieO · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:56

Aod said:
tiger.

anyway, i didn't like the books (hated them, actually) and i am assuming that the film will be just as bad, or worse.

seriously, "The Golden Compass"? WTF (who tf) decided on that? surely His Dark Materials would have been a better choice?

<edit>

did the test again but selected "Strongly disagree" for everything and got a Marmoset, which is cool because only 3,650 people have gotten them (out of 464,013)

Do you usually like fantasy books? I hadn't read that many before reading them and found them enjoyable, a very easy read but that's nice sometimes. His Dark Materials was the name of the trilogy, Northern Lights was the book name but the compass does feature in it so I suppose that's why they changed it.

I'd love to see the Dark Elf trilogy made into a film, that could be fantastic.

Damien. · 27 Nov 2007 at 21:57

Raccoon.

Sociable, fickle, assertive, competitive and clever.