misterd on 22 March 2008
Both. It's like chosing between right over left - you cannot have one without the other.
With Calvin, I identify with his wild imagination, his yearnings for a more exciting life, his fascination with things gross and terrifying, and his general disdain for doing things as the "ought to be done".
With Hobbes, I identify with his grounded nature, his lack of pretentiousness, his dry wit, his acceptance of his own superiority (even if no one recognized it), and his ability to appreciate life's simpler pleasures.
