Which archetype do you relate with most, and why?

[MrGhillieMonster]

Let me just say this now: I'm a huge sucker for character develpment through story telling, which is the main reason why I love to read, and the only television show I consistantly watch is the Walking Dead. That's also the reason why Thomas Was Alone captured my interest so strongly.

I mean, they're rectangles! How could they possibly contain so much character?

As I played through the story, I couldn't help but compare myself and my own personality with the personalities of the characters I was playing with. So, I wanted to ask you all who you see yourself in the most.

For me, I related mostly with James (the insecure, upside-down green rectangle) and a bit with Sarah (the wise and proud, purple double-jumping rectangle). I'm an extreme introvert which makes it difficult for me to thrive very often in social situations, while knowledge and understanding is something that is very important to me and I readily search for it.

Please comment. I'm curious to see who gets picked and why. If the developer sees this post, I'd also be curious which one you pick, Mike. :P

[Yesiamaduck]

I don't know who I relate to the most, maybe a bit worringly it would be Chris, but I personally loved Claire the most... just loved the way she found her one purpose in life and made the most of it, took the best parts of her life and focused on them. + she wants to be a superhero and that's like super endearing.

[sheephead007]

Chris + James (my name...) I feel.

[Jahwffrey]

James. Definitaly.

[wetfish]

I'd like to think Thomas but I suspect I'm closest to the pink flat one that everyone jumps on

[Beldar The Destroyer]

I relate to James the most, but sadly in some circumstances I can relate to John.

[DustyBlue]

James and Sarah, with some Laura.

[Flarerik]

I heavily relate to Christopher AND(Yep, shocker here) Thomas.

[FingerRocks]

I'll say I'm like Thomas, I'm sort of a loner

[SunHare]

James, because his entire arc kind of remind me of a coming out process and I read Queer subtext into it and his interaction with Thomas. Also Jon though, especially when all his friend's started to disappear and his ego wasn't useful without them.