Favourite Character? (2 Viewers)

[still waiting]

i absolutely love shane schofield, how can you not but i also love knight as well hes a good but sometimes bad guy hes great
the other characters i love are stephanie plum, her mum and morelli from the plum series by janet evanovich they are the best books for a laugh i suggest them to anyone

 

[stalk_if_u_dare]

For me, quite are few, but i better sum it down;

* Hercule Poirot (much better than miss marple!) - Agatha Christie

* Sherlock Holmes (& Waston is pretty good too!)

* Marvin - HitchHicker's Guide To The Galaxy

* All 7 of the Doctors..from the Dr Who novels!

 

[Walking Mushroo]

Marius from Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles.

mmmm Marius mmm sweet vampiric love /drool

 

[adrenaline rush]

Reaper from DOOM the movie- and Gohan, DragonBall Z

 

[Davriel]

I have several:
1) Belgarath from the Belgariad, Mallorean and Belgarath the Sorceror.
2) Prince Kheldar (Silk) from the Belgariad and the Mallorean.
3) Pug/Milamber in the Riftwar, Serpentswar, Conclave of Shadows and Darkwar series.

And my last three will get me yelled at but...

4) Severus Snape from the Harry Potter series.
5) Voldemort from the Harry Potter series.
6) Wolfstar from the Axis Trilogy.

 

[Sam.]

Yossarian - Catch-22
Iago - Othello

 

[The Phantom]

Captain Ahab from Moby Dick...

 

[HotShot]

Reaper from DOOM the movie- and Gohan, DragonBall Z

tee nice. but i like the robot in irobot.

 

[Captain Gh3y]

My favourite character is Sirius Black. He's so...

No, wait. My favourite character would be Alex from A Clockwork Orange.

 

[bigbee1]

Howard Roark frm Ayn Rand's "FountainHead"

 

[agui01]

Billy, from Billy the Punk

 

[olchik]

Prince Andrew, Pierrefrom and Natasha Rostova from War and Peace

 

[vanush]

get stuffed

Howard Roark from the fountainhead

HOlden Caulfield from catcher in the rye

hands down, best ever. no competition

edit:

Howard Roark frm Ayn Rand's "FountainHead"

good choice

 

[fleepbasding]

Raskolnikov from "Crime and Punishment" or Myshkin from "The Idiot" (both dostoyevsky)

EDIT- love to trippendicular and soma

 

[Benny_]

Rhett Butler from Gone With the Wind is a pretty good shout, Chaplin's tramp is a good shout too.

 

[libertine]

Raskolnikov from "Crime and Punishment" or Myshkin from "The Idiot" (both dostoyevsky)

EDIT- love to trippendicular and soma

nice
ive only read The Brothers Karamazov...which one should i read next?

umm not so sure on favourite character but probably Stephen Dedalus in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by the legend that is joyce or Humbert Humbert in Lolita by Nabokov...go the irrepressible witty paedo

 

[fleepbasding]

nice
ive only read The Brothers Karamazov...which one should i read next?

umm not so sure on favourite character but probably Stephen Dedalus in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by the legend that is joyce or Humbert Humbert in Lolita by Nabokov...go the irrepressible witty paedo

hmmm, I don't know which one I should suggest.... probably crime and punishment, it's probably more acsessible. Though personally I found "The Idiot" very interesting, ney, profound. Very good read if you are interested in Christ-like figures who are very honest (only tell the truth), and how these rare (ie impossible) characters fit into society. I myself loved the book... based on my limited experience, if you like dostoyevsy's style, either of these books will please you.

I look forward to reading what you have read! (brothers)

 

[libertine]

hmmm, I don't know which one I should suggest.... probably crime and punishment, it's probably more acsessible. Though personally I found "The Idiot" very interesting, ney, profound. Very good read if you are interested in Christ-like figures who are very honest (only tell the truth), and how these rare (ie impossible) characters fit into society. I myself loved the book... based on my limited experience, if you like dostoyevsy's style, either of these books will please you.

I look forward to reading what you have read! (brothers)

thanks for that
for me Brothers Karamazov was the most mentally taxing book ive ever read...the detail just blew me away. and the monologues...haha

 

[winterfall]

Definitely Elizabeth Bennet from Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'... I love her wit/ sarcasm =] And also Mr Darcy for his conceit, arrogance and 'selfish disdain for the feelings of others'.

I swear every chick has to read this book.

 

[The Card Cheat]

Francis Begbie from Trainspotting. And Robert Carlyle furthered my love for this character.