favorite character from literature?

mine is probably the childlike empress from the neverending story

i'm also a big fan of edmond dantès from the count of monte cristo

Enoch Emery

Homer Simpson (Day of the Locust)

T. Southern as Himself

The TROLL from Harry Potter.

Bertha - Wide Sargasso Sea

Sherlock Holmes

  Enter a new display name said:

The TROLL from Harry Potter.

quiet you

Patrick Bateman

sancho panza from don quixote

and edmond dantes

ronald weasley

the weasley twins

the main character from 'A Confederacy of Dunces'

Huck Finn

Stepan Oblonsky

batman

Fudge

oh, how could i forget?

SEVERUS FUCKING SNAPE

Oskar Matzerath!

  scones to die for said:

Fudge

from the judy blume books? lol

I don't read... "you feel me?"

Jesus.

maybe embarrasing, but ridcully the archchancellor from the Discworld novels. i think the wizards as a whole are the absolute best bunch of people in any book ever but ridcully in particular. i hate Rincewind but any book with Rincewind it invariably has cohen or the wizards so its still a shit hot book.

whats literature exactly? is terry pratchett literature? i read tons of books but im not a true book snob and ive never really got into anything more obscure than you can find in the local library cos its too expensive.

oh yeah, lucifer box from the novels by mark gatiss (of league of gentlemen fame)

read them if you haven't already

  messiaen said:

whats literature exactly? is terry pratchett literature? i read tons of books but im not a true book snob and ive never really got into anything more obscure than you can find in the local library cos its too expensive.

let's operate within a broad definition of literature... includes comics

Howard Roark

jack vance's Cugel

jack vance :

  maantecaaa!!! said:

the main character from 'A Confederacy of Dunces'

just started reading this yesterday

Bokonon from Cat's Cradle.

Stephen Dedalus from Joyce's works.

  Quixote said:

Bokonon from Cat's Cradle.

what's the name of the guy that likes to grab his ass and say "yes!" in that book?