your.cool.grandma - Page 463

Wirt is a pessimistic realist in many ways, but also has a naïve and childish side to him. He is easily scared and surprised, and even though he is far more perceptive than his brother, he is very much still a kid. Throughout the storyline of Over the Garden Wall, Wirt has to struggle to remain optimistic against impossible odds.

Merida is extremely adventurous and risk-taking. She is fast-paces and aware of the physical world around her. She is skilled at many physical tasks and has a very strong sense of independence. She does not want to follow the rules that others set out for her, and instead desires to create her own rules.

Your relationship is deeper than you may think. Girl to girl, you could be bi equal boy to boy. But girl to boy, there's something going on here!

Well, he doesn't LOVE you, but he likes you as a friend, right Alois?
Alois: I need you to work at my Manor!
Me: Er, why?
Alois: Y/N is better than that stupid tart!! That's why!
Me:....good luck Y/N

You kind, funny, curious, and adventurous, but not as far-going as all the others.

You are most like Romano!
South Italy is friendly and kind to women, but is strict and less social to men. Despite appearing to be tougher than his younger brother, he is just as cowardly and ineffectual, if not more so. He's stubborn and has actually been described as being quite timid. Though he is not very skilled with his hands, it is said that he is a good pickpocket. He is also somewhat vulgar, often calling others "bastard"s or ending his sentences with a word translatable as "damn it". Romano has cat like qualities in that it takes a while for him to come out to others and even after hes gotten to know them better he will probably not act any different towards them. Its not a kept secret that Romano is very insecure often comparing himself to his younger and more talented/skilled brother Italy. Once Romano makes friends with people he will probably take advantage of them but nonetheless care about them dearly.