| Your test result is: WRITER |
The Strugatsky brothers described this character most accurately in the novel "The Doomed City": "A writer has never been a healer of souls; he is the conscience of society, and that conscience is always in pain." A writer is forced to always walk between two fires: to become unwanted or to sell out to a dictatorship (of the market, which is more relevant to our time, or any other). The worst thing is that this role implies endless self-reflection, which is not far from paranoia. Your choice is noble, but fraught with immense difficulties: if you can avoid writing, don't write. Remember that you can change your role to another. The roles closest to yours are: Young Talent, Bookworm, Orator, Ronin, Poet. Your antagonist: Guard. |
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The Strugatsky brothers described this character most accurately in the novel "The Doomed City": "A writer has never been a healer of souls; he is the conscience of society, and that conscience is always in pain." A writer is forced to always walk between two fires: to become unwanted or to sell out to a dictatorship (of the market, which is more relevant to our time, or any other). The worst thing is that this role implies endless self-reflection, which is not far from paranoia. Your choice is noble, but fraught with immense difficulties: if you can avoid writing, don't write.