Botticelli - October 2015

Not Lobelia Sackville-Baggins or Lois Lane

No idea on #2- take a DQ

Correct; Luna Lovegood from the Harry Potter stories; Correct.

DQ: From a work written before 1900?

IQs:

  1. Did George tell you about the rabbits?
  2. Were you a mouse who was adopted by humans?
  3. Are you the protagonist of The Ambassadors?

SUMMARY

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Originated in literature
  4. Created before 1950
  5. Created by an American
  6. Created after 1850
  7. First appeared in a novel or series of novels
  8. Not a particularly good person, but not evil
  9. Last name starts with L
  1. Protagonist, or (at least) primary character in the book(s) I appeared in
  1. Not in crime/mystery genre
  2. Died at the end of a novel, so would not be alive today (almost certainly wouldn’t be alive anyway)
  3. Never appeared in a military-related book
  4. No ties to sci-fi, fantasy or any other specialized genre. The book(s) I appear in would simply be placed in the “Literature” section at Barnes and Noble
  5. First appeared after 1900

Not Lenny Small or Stuart Little

DQ for #3

Correct. Correct. Lambert Strether is #3.

DQ: From a work by a female author?

SUMMARY

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Originated in literature
  4. Created before 1950
  5. Created by an American
  6. Created after 1850
  7. First appeared in a novel or series of novels
  8. Not a particularly good person, but not evil
  9. Last name starts with L
  1. Protagonist, or (at least) primary character in the book(s) I appeared in
  1. Not in crime/mystery genre
  2. Died at the end of a novel, so would not be alive today (almost certainly wouldn’t be alive anyway)
  3. Never appeared in a military-related book
  4. No ties to sci-fi, fantasy or any other specialized genre. The book(s) I appear in would simply be placed in the “Literature” section at Barnes and Noble
  5. First appeared after 1900
  6. Created by a male author

So, the protagonist of a novel (or novels) that’s a piece of non-genre American Literature, created 1900-1949, by a male author, whose neither all good nor bad and whose last name starts with L.

Nitpick: Created 1901-1949. :smiley:

Well, since the only book I recall coming out in 1900 was The Wizard of Oz, that’s not much of a clue.

Damn, I missed the October Botticelli thread ‘til today! Nobody tells me nuttin’…

IQs:

Did your husband annoy you by often going about the house in his stocking feet?
Was your last major public appearance in 1922?
Did you and your brother share a doll named Jack?

No idea on 1 or 3

For #2… Not Lenin?

DQ: Was literary work ever adapted into film?

DQ tank empty

IQ1: Did you often have to protect the family bird Margalo from the malevolent cat Snowbell?
IQ2: Did you speak for the trees against the greedy Once-ler?
IQ3: Did you want Mowgli to teach you the secret of “Man’s red fire?”

IQs:

  1. Were you a renowned New Orleans voodoo priestess?
  2. Are you a seducer of women from Don Quixote?
  3. Are you married to Mellody Hobson?

Previous IQs:

Did your husband annoy you by often going about the house in his stocking feet? - Mary Todd Lincoln.
Was your last major public appearance in 1922? - Robert Todd Lincoln, at the dedication of the memorial to his father.
Did you and your brother share a doll named Jack? - Willie (and Tad) Lincoln: http://mentalfloss.com/article/66300/abraham-lincoln-once-pardoned-doll

Lincoln x3!

DQs:

Author was successful while alive?
Author won a Pulitzer or Nobel?

One DQ reserved.

Not the Lorax or King Louie or Stuart Little

SUMMARY

  1. Fictional
  2. Male
  3. Originated in literature
  4. Created before 1950
  5. Created by an American
  6. Created after 1850
  7. First appeared in a novel or series of novels
  8. Not a particularly good person, but not evil
  9. Last name starts with L
  1. Protagonist, or (at least) primary character in the book(s) I appeared in
  1. Not in crime/mystery genre
  2. Died at the end of a novel, so would not be alive today (almost certainly wouldn’t be alive anyway)
  3. Never appeared in a military-related book
  4. No ties to sci-fi, fantasy or any other specialized genre. The book(s) I appear in would simply be placed in the “Literature” section at Barnes and Noble
  5. First appeared after 1900
  6. Created by a male author
  7. Appeared in an unsuccessful movie and TV miniseries
  8. Author was successful in lifetime
  9. Author never won Nobel or Pulitzer Prize.

Three DQs

  1. Marie Laveau
  2. Lothario
  3. George Lucas

3 DQs reserved.