Young Writers Society

Dude, we're winning by 4.
Surrender or Die!

Okay, I wouldn't go that far. xD -hands Kirsten tissue-

Mwahaha!

actually, you're winning by 3.
learn to count *laughs evilly*
muahahahhahah
*throws the tissue back at Sarah and stamps so hard that the ground starts to shake. xD*

Emily for the win!

actually, you're winning by 3.
learn to count *laughs evilly*

Actually... *looks up cackling*

It's 4 again.

Wow, we have eighteen votes and this has only been going for like three days. xD
I shall win. I shall win!!!!!!
We should get everyone on YWS to vote. Everyone!!!!






*cackles*

Definitely Charlotte for me. I loved Jane Eyre especially. It's one of my all time favorite classics. I always feel bad for poor Anne, though. Her two sisters are so acclaimed and she's not really at all. It makes you kind of pity her.

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
for a fleeting moment we were so close. Fear not, we shall win. xD
*yays* Jon

Haahahahhahahah, Sarah you're just jealous *for what I know not yet, but you get the point *

I vote Emily ... I loved Wuthering Heights. All that drama and hate! Good fun. However I did really like Jane Eyre too ... so it was close.

I voted Emily. I love Wuthering Heights. It's one of the romances where everything actually makes sense to me, plus, she has the added bias of me sharing her name.





And that is what I say to anyone who voted Charlotte! Heh, just kidding. Seriously, Jane Eyre is awesome too, which makes it so hard to choose. In the end, the bias tipped the balance. Just kidding again. Honestly, I picked Emily since her novel is what I'm more comfortable with.

*doesn't know who either of them are*...

Well, I vote Charlotte, and I've read both Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. So, er, I think my vote should count for . . . three! Um, I guess.

Wuthering Heights was . . . good. But I wish both MCs had died at the end.

Jane Eyre rules. Sorry people.

~Sunny

200397 wrote:Wuthering Heights was . . . good. But I wish both MCs had died at the end.

They do, don't they?
Heh. I'm only judging by the movie I saw, with Ralph Fiennes and Juliet Binoche. Love that movie!

All you people who prefer WH over JA, I must ask, how is it possible to prefer Heathcliff to Rochester? Heathcliff is like my psychotic little nephew. Rochester is the epitome of wit, darkness...

Mm... Rochester...

I thought we settled this on the classics thread. Charlotte wins hands down. Admittedly I didn't finish Villette, but Jane Eyre makes up for that.

Charlotte all the way. Plus, she has a much prettier name, IMO (not that Emily is bad, but Charlotte's just... better.)

Charlotte, Charlotte, Charlotte!

And Monki... you've honestly never heard of Charlotte, Emily or Anne Bronte- or should I say Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell?

*Sakura loves both and cannot decide*

How can you choose?