Which Batman vs Superman - Dawn of Justice Character Are You?

You are Batman!
Bruce Wayne/Batman spends his day surrounded by monsters who abuse, torture and kill. In order to separate himself from those he hunts, he creates a line, that line being not killing, as a psychological reminder that he is not one of the monsters he hunts for. Unlike most of his enemies, Batman is cerebral and logical, and uses logic and reason to hunt monsters. And through this logic he is able to retain his sense of sanity.
Batman knows the difference between what’s right and what’s wrong, and understands that his mission is one that should not be a personal vendetta, but rather a means to attain justice and order for all.

You are Superman!
Clark Kent/Superman loves humanity and doesn't seek to emphasise the flaws in humanity, but rather seeks to emphasise the strengths in humanity. Superman at the end of the day didn’t grow up on an alien planet, he grew up on Earth, as a human. He works alongside a moral absolute and does everything right all the time, and that’s pretty much him.
He isn’t perfect, he isn’t always sure what to do or that what he is doing is right. He has the right intentions but doesn’t always make the right actions and decisions, however he learns from his mistakes and he evolves. This reflects the way of thinking of humanity.

Congratulations, you are a Princess!
Diana grew up believing she was born from clay, but it wasn't until later that it was revealed that Diana did indeed have a father, that being Zeus. She trained with the God of War as she was growing up, only to leave him after she realised the importance of mercy. Later on she meets her first mortal man, Steve Trevor after he crashed on the island. This eventually leads her to man’s world where she becomes Wonder Woman. Diana represents the evolving female, one who was't limited by what men had forced them to be, but rather one who was a free and independent spirit.
Wonder Woman is a different force for counterbalance. Whereas the other heroes would often straight away go to violence to defeat their enemies, Wonder Woman would at first try a more diplomatic approach. She would try to talk to them, even help reform them. And if that didn't work, then her warrior side would come out.

You are Lex Luthor!
Brilliant scientist, billionaire industrialist and criminal mastermind, Luthor has a deep, obsessive and pathological hatred for the Man of Steel, the hero who endlessly thwarts his evil schemes and who pushes him into his shadow by dint of his mere existence.
Considering that he performs horrible experiments on people, kills others, sells arms to rogue governments and terror groups, he's a 'bad' guy.
That doesn't mean he has to be one dimensional, only that he definitely doesn't have a normal moral code. Lex Luthor is a sociopath, and maybe even a psychopath.

You are Martha Ken, Clark Kent's mother. While she wants to protect her son, she wants him to be a hero and supports him even when the kryptonians were threatening her. She says to Clarke - "Be their hero Clark. Be their angel. Be their monument, or be none of it. You dont owe this world a thing. You never did". What she preaches is to choose between being a hero or letting the world take care of itself. She's split between caring for her son and letting him do his duty. But is it really his duty?

Congrats, you are Lois Lane!
Lois Lane is pretty clever. She figured out who Superman was, and handled herself pretty well in pretty deadly situations. The worse type of hero love interests are the ones that hold the heroes back, Lois in this case gave Superman the push he needed to fully embrace his superhero self. She is really his guide in this new world, and for that reason she was a great love interest for Superman.
Lois really reinforces Clark’s humanity, and pushes him to be the best person he can be, and that’s what makes her such a great character for Superman. She’s strong-willed, passionate and fights for what she believes in. Lois has a better balance with her passion, and it’s that balance that Clark needs.