How many children would you like to have?
One
Three
Four
Five
Two

How would you most like to be remembered?
By those who loved me.
For the good times.
As someone who built bridges, and crossed boundaries.
For what I achieved, and the way I lived my life.
As long as there's someone there to remember me, I'll be content.

There has been a death in the family. How do those around you tend to act?
In the only way appropriate; by celebrating the good times, and promising ourselves that when our time comes, our loved ones will have just as many to recall.
The family will come together to remember their lost one, and to make sure their loss doesn't pull apart those that they've left behind.
With a long period of mourning, and a promise that they'll never be forgotten.
In a very dignified manner, but not to the point of being disrespectful to the deceased. Drinks will be shared, memories revisited, and honour done to those who are gone.
Beyond the funeral, mourning in my family is generally kept private, and left for each individual to handle in their own way.

What do mealtimes look like in your house?
Lavish and splendid, with a table filled with wine and hearts filled with joy.
A time for the family to come together, and discuss the day's triumphs and setbacks.
Does the phrase 'feeding time' mean anything to you?
Good food and good company. What better way to eat is there?
Meals tend to be a 'catch-as-catch-can' affair in my house. If you can catch it, you can eat it.

What would be a typical marriage in your family?
As you might expect, it would be both magnificent and grand; no expense spared, and no detail overlooked.
Typical? No such thing. We'd be as likely to rush off and elope in the moonlight as have the big church occasion.
Remember the biggest party of your life? Double it. Double it again. You might have some vague conception of what our weddings are like. But I doubt it.
A grand, open-air ceremony, followed by a lavish feast, served on the biggest table and best china we can find.
A wedding? That'll be the day when the real magic happens. Because no matter what it looks like, you're agreeing to spend the rest of your life with the one you love. And what could be more magical than that?

Your best friend has just told you that he's going out with the girl you like. What do you do?
Go to your loved ones for support, and put on a brave face when you're around them, even though it breaks your heart to do it.
In public, you'll be happy for them. But privately, you'll be watching them, hoping that you'll get your chance.
Plan some way to take her back from your former friend, who clearly wasn't worth having as a friend in the first place, if they'd do something like that.
Offer them some good advice, and send them off into the sunset together.
Who cares? Plenty more fish in the sea, right? Congratulate your friend, and move on.