Which Lock and Key Character Are You?

Are you a loner, and fine with that? Or an outcast, wishing for a way in? Maybe, you're one of the many shades in between. Find out which character you're most like from Sarah Dessen's new book, Lock and Key.

Get started with these questions...

1

How would you describe yourself in two words?

Not interested.

Happy, thanks!

Excuse me?

Next question.

2

When it comes to family, you....

Family doesn't mean much to me. In my experience, it's pretty much everyone for themselves.

My family drives me kind of crazy. But I love them anyway.

My family is everything to me. I don't know what I'd do without them.

My family is really all I have. Maybe because they HAVE to like me, unlike everyone else.

Family has always been a complicated thing for me. But I'm still hopeful I can find one that works for me.

3

It's two am, and the phone rings. It's a friend, and they need something. What do you do?

Of course they need something. Doesn't everyone? But that doesn't mean I have to be the one to give it to them.

Grab my keys, head out to the car. It's a no brainer.

Go to get them, but grumble about it. I mean, do all crises have to happen when I'm trying to sleep?

Nobody ever calls me.

4

If you could have one wish, what would you ask for?

Independence.

Someone I can tell my darkest secret to, who won't freak out when they hear it.

I pretty much have everything I ever wanted. Thanks, though!

A chance to do better than my parents. Which wouldn't be hard to do.

A friend. Just one, good friend.

5

At school, you...

Keep to yourself. You're just trying to get through this, not be social.

Always have a crowd around you.

Usually are by yourself, although not necessarily by choice.

6

Which of the following would you be most likely to say?

"When I was a kid, my mom fixed breakfast for us every morning. With sausage or bacon, and toast. You gotta have it. It's brain food."

"The worst thing you can do if you miss or need someone is let them know it."

"It's important to acknowledge that while we may make mistakes, in the long run, we may also learn from them."

"What's wrong with you? You look like crap."

"The point is, there's no way to be a hundred percent sure about anyone or anything. So you're left with a choice. Either hope for the best, or expect the worst."

"Ah, yes. Tell us about your pain. We're riveted."

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