#7 The Pig Personality Test
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@Ebony Vetra
@Olivia Cuthburt
@Robin Lockett
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Once again, she placed her opening table. Today's experiment was the pig personality test. It was going to tell you about your personality based on how you drew a pig of all things. Honestly when she tried it out it was rather accurate so she had a bit of faith in it. The experiment was just to check how accurate it was more than anything else.
She placed down her instructions sheet. There was some ink blotching. It was clear she either did it in a hurry or half asleep which both happened to be true. The instructions were simple. Draw a pig, compare the results to the guessing sheet and then write on the conclusion sheet if it was accurate or not. Next to it was a stack of parchment, some quills and ink to draw the pig on. After that she placed the guess sheet which had the diffrent features of the pig and what it meant based on how you drew it. After that was the conclusion sheet and a yes and no column. Still yawning, she left to go do some other work.The guessing sheet:
ReducioPig Analysis If the pig is drawn:
Toward the top of the paper – You have a tendancy to be positive and optimistic.
Toward the middle – You have a tendency to be a realist.
Toward the bottom – You have a tendency to be pessimistic and may be
prone to behaving negatively.
Facing left – You have a tendency to believe in tradition and be friendly; you may also be prone
to remembering dates well.
Facing Right – You have a tendency to be innovative and active, but may be prone to forgetting
dates easily and may not have a strong sense of family.
Facing front – You have a tendency to be direct, and may enjoy playing the role of devil’s
advocate; you also are prone to neither fearing nor avoiding confrontational discussions.
With many details – You have a tendency to be analytical, but may also be prone to being
cautious to the point that you struggle with trust.
With few details – You have a tendency to be emotional and to focus on the larger picture
rather than focusing on details. You also have a tendency to be a great risk taker and may
sometimes be prone to reckless and impulsive decisions.
With less than 4 legs showing – May indicate that you are living through a major period of
change and as a result you may be prone to struggling with insecurities.
With 4 legs showing – You have a tendency to be secure and to stick to your ideals; however,
others may describe you as stubborn.
With large ears – Indicates how good of a listener you are (the bigger, the better).
With a long tail – Indicates how intelligent you are (the longer, the better)OOC instructions
- All are welcome to perform in the experiment!
- To participate all you need to do is put one post mentioning you drew a pig and how it compared to the guess sheet. Then whether it was accurate or not.
- For godmodding Fawkes: She's not present so don't!
- There's a two week deadline for this. After the two weeks are up i'll post a conclusion post based on the results of the experiment and update the experiment index.
- The link to the experiment index
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#7 The Pig Personality Test
Date June 20, 2026
Time (near noon)
Location Corridors, Hogwarts
Tags @Fawkes Chaos
Robin's stomach grumbled as he made his way towards the Great Hall from the study room he was previously in. A diligent morning's work proved to agitate one's gluttonous instincts, as the boy has nothing in mind but the urge to sate his hunger.
Okay, that was a bit too dramatic. A hyperbole. Of course he has other things in his mind, namely how to survive the last few days of his first year at Hogwarts without incident. Unimaginable things happened during this year, especially in the spring semester for some reason. Robin scanned the corridors anxiously to avoid any unnecessary trouble.
That was when he saw another one of the experiments he'd been seeing this past week. He participated in a survey before, and he'd heard from others that some experiences he had were actually part of a curious student's social exercises. It felt interesting and unnerving at the same time; Robin was open to being a part of any research, he even volunteered for a risky "drug-testing" job before. Of course, that wasn't on the same level as these recent ones. These are harmless and fun. If anything, Robin would like to have a look at the student's collected results, since he's also somewhat of an inquisitive mind.
Today his task is to draw a pig. Apparently someone analyzed the different ways pigs could be drawn and compiled their understandings and observed patterns. Robin had done something like this before, when he was younger. That time it was a house, a tree, a well, a sun . . . and a snake? If the boy's memories didn't fail him. Robin took a piece of parchment from the provided stack, held a quill in his hand, and started drawing without thinking much other than trying to recall porcine physiology.
Robin wasn't too satisfied with the result, but that's what he'd normally get if he were to draw a pig. Not thinking or modifying too much would probably make the result more accurate, so he didn't hesitate to start reading the analysis sheet.
Robin drew the figure almost all over his parchment, but it was relatively centered if he had to choose a description. This meant that he tended to be a "realist", which felt like him indeed.
The second item was the direction his pig was facing, which was left. The analysis ruled Robin as someone who "believed in tradition", was "friendly", and could "remember dates well". First of all, the tradition part was not exactly right. He believes in a variety of things, about half of which are traditional while the other half more unconventional. To put it simply, Robin believes in some traditions, but not all. Like he thinks the sorting hat is always right, but he doesn't think particularly high of pure-bloods. Next, "friendly" isn't an adjective you'd normally use to describe the rather anti-social boy. He could be friendly under specific circumstances, like if you had something in common with him or if you were already friends. That isn't what people normally mean when they talk about friendliness though. The last option was probably the most accurate out of the three, as his memory had always been a strength and history a passion.
The third item went back to being insanely accurate, if he assessed himself right on this one, anyways. Robin felt like he drew a fair amount of details, which made him an "analytical" and "cautious" individual. On the flip side, the sheet also wrote that he'd "struggle with trust" due to constantly overthinking things he might not have had to.
Robin instinctively drew the pig more realistically, or at least as realistic as possible, so he showed all four of the creature's legs in its side profile. The analysis marked him as someone who "sticks to his ideals", but on a more negative note, that also means that he may be stubborn at times. This was partly correct. Robin has a strong will to fulfill his goals, but he wouldn't force it. If the majority or other party wished otherwise, he'd follow their lead instead.
The last two items were the size of the ears and length of the tail. Robin hoped that there were more specific scales, since he wasn't sure if his would count as large and long or small and short. For now, he gave the analysis benefit of the doubt and interpreted his drawing as something more accurate to his understanding of himself. A slightly larger or at least medium sized pair of ears to indicate his decent listener skills, and a medium tail length symbolizing his intelligence. Some would question why he rated his intelligence only mediocre, but to Robin, there are still so many things he doesn't know, and that makes him not as smart as people thinks he is.
After reading the analysis sheet thoroughly, Robin moved towards the conclusion sheet and wrote his rating of the test's accuracy: accurate to a great extent.
Reduciobonus two pig emojis i drew ooc:)
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