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Would you rather have a supply of dessert for life or a supply of dinner-food for life?

Dinner food. Then Im not getting uber-fat :P

Would you rather be a vampire or or a shapeshifter who can only turn into a wolf? (Werewolf, but without the hassle of the moon-cycle)

Vampire. Turning into a wolf's kind of a hassle when that's the only thing you can turn into. As much as I like wolves, I'd rather not be one. A sun-scared thing with fangs that has too many weaknesses (garlic, silver, wood stick, sun, holy stuffs) sounds a lot more fun.

Would you rather have a huge collection of books in a magical room that expanded to fit your books, or the same collection in digital form?

Ohshit, thats a toughy... Can this magical room fit inside my backpack? Y'know, since its magical n all? Either way, Id take the room.

Would you rather be an anti-hero or a villain?

Uhh, aren't they the same thing when you think about them as a person? Anti-heroes are just villainous protagonists, and villains are just anti-heroes who drew the short straw and ended up being the antagonist in the book?
I'd rather be the villain, I guess? Then no one would know my reasons for doing the things I did, and some people would wonder XD

Would you rather be a hero or an anti-hero?

They are quite similar, yes... However, here is the difference.

As for hero vs anti-hero... I think I'd rather be antihero.

Would you rather be a hero/ine that defeats the villain but loses the guy/girl, or a villain who is defeated but wins the guy/girl?

Oh gosh, I love those comparisons in the hero vs anti-hero link XD

-after reading the difference- I'd rather be the villain, because it makes whoever sympathizes with me all the more wonderful <3

The villain who is defeated but wins the guy/girl. Isn't that the goal XD?


Would you rather be the protagonist or the antagonist?

Oh, geez... That would depend on the whole plot ase of the storyline... But... I don't know. Protagonist, I suppose.

Would you rather be a hero that nobody believed in, or an imaginary villain?

Uh, both sound pretty awful, unless the hero gave up on trying to convince people. I'd rather be the hero nobody believed in because at least I exist. If the imaginary villain were a person that thought they were a villain but weren't, I definitely would rather be the hero.

Would you rather be the protagonist/antagonist (putting them at the same level now) or a side character?

Hmm. Good question... Side character, so long's I dont end up dead.

Would you rather kill or be killed?

That's sort of hard because of the moral aspect, but I'd much rather kill, gladly even if it meant survival. Dying the one thing I'm deathly afraid of.

Would you rather be the hero's sidekick or the villain's sidekick?

Hmm... So, basically... Robin or Igor?
Both sound rather shit.

I guess probably villain's sidekick, so long as the villain actually listens to me once in a while.

Would you rather be a hero, a villain, or a sidekick?

Hero meaning batman? Villain meaning the Joker..?
I'd rather be the villain. Freedom being king. (personal freedom)
Sidekick with the definition of Robin or Igor does suck. I was thinking more along the lines of something not trope originally XD.

Would you rather be a courtier or a king/queen?

Think I'd rather be a courtier... Bit more freedom, and less responsibility forced upon me.

Crowned prince/ss or regular prince/ss (crowned being the heir/ess, regular being, essentially, a spare)?

The spare, so long as the crowned one doesn't see me as a pawn. I seriously don't want to be a to-kill mark being the crowned one though.

Would you rather be an influential courtier or one that is not?

Influential might be fun... Get to see my ideas brought to reality... But then, having to take the punishment from my ruler should said idea fail... Hmm. Yeah, influential.

Would you rather live in a world similar to that of our medieval times, with or without magic?