Countries and bosses

[ardis89.livejournal.com]

Or, well, not exactly.

What I'm wondering, because I had I brilliant and mildly weird idea, and it's in the middle of the night, and I got kind of caught up in it, IS: ... or wait, no. Not a question because I'm too tired to get my brain around that.

Example instead: Prussia obsesses over Frederick the Great, and then there's France and Jeanne d'Arc, and aha, I knew my mind would catch up: do any of the other nations have bosses or just someone of their people that they can't forget, or are really obsessed with, or have conflicted feelings about? Like Russia and the Romanovs.

Who do you think they are? It doesn't have to be one person, can be many, and it doesn't have too be a person that the nation has only positive memories of, right? Just someone they remember and can't forget about.

That being said, I can't help but feel that Sweden is a massive Gustav Adolf fanboy. Of course he is.

But what do you think?

Comments

[sexyhorny.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Russia seems definitely affected by all the lunatic Tzarz they had, especially Ivan the terrible. But, to be honest, he is very Communist influenced looking too. Probably Lenin and Stalin affected him just as much as Ivan the Terrible did. In Hetalia a country is an Immortal(or almost that) person representing a nation, considering Russia lived for over 1000 years in a very troubled environment you can't blame him for being a little "strange". Despite all what has befallen Russia, his face looks surprisingly calm and kind(most of the time ;D).

[whitesin.livejournal.com]

Looking sane has nothing to do with acting sane... sometimes it means you've already gone all the way around the bend.