Which Harry Potter Death Eater are you?

Not how evil you are. Why you would be in that room, and what would get you out of it.
Ten questions, seven Death Eaters, about three minutes. Answer as yourself, and the one who took the Mark for your reasons is yours.
All seven books and all eight films count. Some results say how it ended.
The seven
Bellatrix Lestrange: In the novel, told Harry that anger is not enough to make the curse work: you have to mean it, and enjoy it.
Lucius Malfoy: Sat with the Minister for Magic in the afternoon and put on a mask the same night.
Draco Malfoy: Thin and sick with it all year, and refusing Snape's help every time it was offered.
Severus Snape: A doe made of light in a dark forest, a sword under the ice, and no word from whoever left them.
Peter Pettigrew: In the Shrieking Shack, crawled between all three of them in turn, appealing to whoever might spare him.
Barty Crouch Jr: In the novels, smuggled out of Azkaban by his dying mother and kept at home under the Imperius Curse.
Regulus Black: Left a signed note in a forgery telling Voldemort he would be mortal again by the time he read it.
The man they served, and the one who is not on this list
Voldemort is not a Death Eater. He is the thing they joined, so he is not a result here. Narcissa Malfoy is not one either: within the books and films she is never identified as a Death Eater and is never shown to carry the Mark. She is the mother who lies to Voldemort's face to find her son.
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