favorite character from literature?

Sarah from The End of the Affair

  Quixote said:

Bokonon from Cat's Cradle.

Raymond 'Mouse' Alexander or Ezekiel 'Easy' Rawlins or Chevette Washington

wow

i just clicked on "add reply" so i could say Bokonon from Cat's Cradle

and there it was in front of me ^^^^

probably lennie small from "of mice and men"!

  IRARI said:

  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?

Lyman Enders Knowles the Elevator Operator

  LUDD said:

  IRARI said:

  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?

 

 

Lyman Enders Knowles the Elevator Operator

i love you!

Oy.

Cugel from TALES OF THE DYING EARTH by jack vance

dude is THE entertaining bastard

Eddie Dean - From the "Dark Tower" Series.

Dexter Morgan

Patrick Bateman

marv from the first sin city ("A dame to die for" is what i think it is called)

lolita and Humbert Humbert from "Lolita"

Henry Miller (as himself)

William Lee (naked lunch)

Case (neuromancer)

Puck (Midsummer Night's Dream)

Tom Bombadil (LOTR)

Renton (Trainspotting/Porno)

and the list goes on....

all the characters in Brothers Karamazov are amazing. Personally I gravitate towards Dmitry.

although if we're including comic books then

Cerebus the Aardvark ranks pretty damn high.

  chenGOD said:

although if we're including comic books then

Cerebus the Aardvark ranks pretty damn high.

oh hell yeah

  chenGOD said:

although if we're including comic books then

Cerebus the Aardvark ranks pretty damn high.

sexist

Berry Rydell (bridge trilogy)

Anansi from American Gods

Lyra

Spot the Dog

Apollo Smintheus

John Grady Cole

Smaug

Snape

Molloy

Sherlock Holmes

Many many more.

Yorick

  LUDD said:

  IRARI said:

  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?

 

 

Lyman Enders Knowles the Elevator Operator

I remember reading this around 10 years ago and loving it, though I don't remember a damn thing about it so it'll be like reading a new book that I know is going to be good

cheers for reminding a brah

William of Baskerville

Grady Trip from Wonder Boys.

Raoul Duke

Henry Chinaski

Svidrigaïlov(Crime and Punishment)>Lord Henry (The picture of Dorian Gray)

Valmont (Les liaisons dangereuses)

Marlow (various Conrad novels)

Hans Castorp (The magic mountain)