One day, you find yourself lost in the mountains and woods, when suddenly a little white rabbit hopping about appears. Led by the white rabbit, you arrive at a paradise filled with birdsong and the fragrance of flowers. What would you most like to see in this paradise?

A. A kind and benevolent elderly person

B. Children playing outside their front door

C. A merchant doing business at the market

D. A young girl singing and washing clothes by the river

Choice A: You never force the issue when it comes to making friends. You do not actively seek out a particular type of person, nor do you associate with someone simply because they are wealthy; you adhere to the principle of letting friendships develop naturally.

Choice B: You have a rather reclusive nature; you’re the loner in a crowd. You don’t meddle in other people’s affairs, nor do you want others to interfere in your own life. You aren’t particularly concerned with making friends, so you have very few people you would call true friends.

Option C: You do not prioritise the quality of your friendships; you hope to make as many friends as possible, as you believe this will enable you to find the right person when you need help, whilst also broadening your horizons.

Option D: Your approach to friendship is based on quality rather than quantity; you make friends based on your instincts. Once you’ve taken a liking to someone, you’ll want to get to know them and become close friends; however, if you don’t get on with someone, you won’t even give them a second glance.