What are your 5 favorite fictional characters and why?

Question

I'd have to say

1). Aslan - Chronicles of Narnia. He is a very close description of Jesus - in control; love; not afraid of anything or anyone; always knows what to do.

2). Puddleglum - C.O.Narnia. He's very funny with having such a severe pessimistic view on life yet he's courageous and loyal to the death.

3). Andy Sipowitz on NYPD Blue. Loved his sense of humor. He stood up for righteousness and justice. Was loyal and loved his family and friends.

4). Hiro Nakamuro on the t.v. show Heroes - He's a clutz with a Big heart and seeks to do what is right even when it means it may cost him his life or the girl of his dreams.

5). Inspector Morse - A smart, lonely detective who uses his brain to solve crimes but won't settle for second best and seeks to do it right.

What are your favorite characters and why? Thanks!

Answer 1

Well, if we're going to include TV, I have to say:

1) Jean-Luc Picard from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" — He has honor and integrity, and never lacks sage advice or a pithy comment for his crew.

2) Elizabeth Bennet from "Pride and Prejudice" — She's smart and witty and human. There's a reason Mr. Darcy decides he doesn't care about her lack of money and social connections. Elizabeth's just a person people want to be around.

3) Roger MacKenzie from Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" novels — If Roger someday came to life, I would marry him (that is, if he weren't already married.) Yes, he's tall, dark, and handsome, and has a cute Scottish accent, but he's also creative (he's a musician), intelligent (he used to teach at Oxford), and a compassionate human being (he makes sure all the widows and orphans on Fraser's Ridge are taken care of). I love the sections of the "Outlander" novels told from his perspective.

4) Anne Shirley from the "Anne of Green Gables" series — I have loved trying to follow the creative mind of the "Anne-girl" since I was a child. Her adventures are so familiar to me, I almost think of her as part of my family.

5) Cyrano de Bergerac from "Cyrano de Bergerac" — The character was based on a real person by the same name, but the two are so different, I feel right in saying the Cyrano of the play by Edmond Rostand is a fictional character. He is such a sad figure - hopelessly in love with a woman who only loves him as a friend - but Cyrano just won't let you feel sorry for him. He has too much spunk, or, what he calls "panache".

Answer 2

one million. Holden Caulfield (The Catcher in the Rye) 2. Det. Robert Goren (regulation & Order) 3. Gus McCrae (Lonesome Dove) 4. Atticus Finch (To Kill A Mockingbird) 5. Sydney Carton (A tale of two cities) 6. Rhett Butler (long gone With The Wind) 7. Scottie Ferguson (Vertigo) 7.5 Madeleine/Judy (Vertigo) 8. the guy devoid of brand (Fistful of greenbacks, etc) 9. Lestat (The Vampire Chronicles) 10. Dr. Gregory homestead (homestead) additionally Travis Bickle, Sonny Corleone...I could end or i would be enhancing this all evening :/ BQ: Is it weird and wonderful that Shaft and The sturdy Quinn have been the 1st that got here to my strategies?

Answer 3

1. Scarlett O'Hara--Gone With the Wind. Despite being a selfish brat for most of her life, the 10-year-epic novel gives us a flawed young woman who learns hard life lessons and how to be an adult.

2. Harry Potter--Harry Potter series. Harry is loyal, strong and courageous--as well as quick to jump to conclusions (Snape, anyone?) and makes some bad decisions. It is Harry's flaws that make him human and makes us sympathize with him even more.

3. Danielle (Cinderella)--Ever After (movie). She is not your typical heroine in distress--she takes her life into her own hands and even saves herself in the end, and gets her man!

4. Fox Mulder--X-Files. While Mulder sometimes would look for things that were not there, his strong beliefs and conviction led us to believe that the Truth is Out There!

5. Sailor Moon--Sailor Moon series. She is a klutzy 14-year-old girl who learns to be brave and how to save the world. She is kind hearted and believes that everyone has good inside, no matter how terrible they are.

Answer 4

(1.) Torak- Chronicles Of Ancient Darkness. He's daring and will always stick to what needs to be done!

(2.) James-Pokemon. He's funny! He will make you ROFL!

(3.) Zuko-Avatar. People think he's just a bad guy but inside you know what he means in life.

(4.) Tylee-Avatar. She strong, funny and smart too. She just always looks to the positive of everything!

(5.) Sokka- Avatar (again). Just to make it short, he will make you ROFL!

p.s. for those who don't know what ROFL means it means:
Roll On the Floor Laughing

Answer 5

Lucy of the chronicles of Narnia - cus she is adorable and nice.
Usagi Tsukino - of the manga and animation Sailor moon-cus she is a hopeless romantic and we have the same kind of personality
Mamoru Chiba of the manga and animation Sailor moon - cus he is sooo cool and he usually is very calm
Luna - of the manga and animation Sailor moon - cus she is soo sweet and she is a cat and i looove cats
Aslan - of the chronicles of Narnia - cus he is very brave and has a good heart

Answer 6

Watching tv is easier but I love reading literature more

Answer 7

while reading a written reserve, you're stimulating the human brain. You increase your literacy and reading skills and also you along the way, are more literate. Even with today's modern technology, you nevertheless still need to have the ability to read.
While watching t.v. can be good fun, it isn't doing anything to your brain.

Answer 8

simba from the lion king,cinderella,tazz,bugs bunny and lola
i like them becuz as i waz growin up i always watched them on tv. i use 2 al;ways like da way i made up stories bout them also and the way my mom would help me with it

Answer 9

Don't have any.