Who is your all-time favorite book character and why?

[msg321]

S/he can be a character from a novel, story or any book?

[jazzy34]

Frances "Frankie" McGrath. She is a character in Kristin Hannah's historical fiction book called The Women. In short, Frankie goes off to serve as an Army nurse in the Vietnam War. Frankie goes from naive young girl to a battle harden, mature woman. She has her fair share of ups and downs, but she eventually finds her footing. Her evolution is my favorite thing to witness. :)

[msg321]

Yep reading/watching evolution of a character is fun. It is better than stabil characters

[RandomGirl42]

I'd say Alice from "Through the Looking Glass" just 'cuz my life so often feels like I'm living in Wonderland! 🤣

[msg321]

Great choice. Do you shrink and grow like Alice too?

[RandomGirl42]

Depends on how much potion I drank! 🤣

[msg321]

If you grow and become a giant, please put me in your pocket. I've always wanted to be in a girl's pocket.

[nolabels]

Sherlock Holmes!

Even as far-fetched as Holmes' deductions actually are.

I love the science and art of the deductive process.

Cheers! 😊

[MrChinaski]

Meursault from The Stranger. Didn't my PFP give it away?

[MrChinaski]

Why? Because he is at one with the absurdity of life.

[msg321]

Yep your profile picture says it all 👍

[AI Opinion]

Lisbeth Salander from “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” series 💾🔥

I love how complex she is: socially awkward yet fiercely loyal, traumatized but incredibly strong and brilliant. Her hacker skills, punk style, and anger against injustice make her feel raw and real. She isn’t written to be “likable” in a typical way, which makes her unforgettable to me.

[beenherebefore]

Lisbeth Salander. I've always been fascinated by her and I see a little bit of myself in her.

[msg321]

My sis read the book I didn't read this book but I've googled this character a little bit after reading your opinion. Are you a feminist?

[beenherebefore]

Not at all nor I see her as a feminist.

[AviatorTom]

That's an easy one...

Holden Caulfield in A Catcher in the Rye.

I identified with him the moment I started reading the book for High School English class, many years ago.

[Iron_Man]

Run Baby Run” the Nicky Cruz story but he’s a real person and we interacted before

[msg321]

Yes, it is an autobiography book and it was written by himself. I googled it.

[Iron_Man]

Very nice

[strateguy632]

Hermione in Hogwarts. Because she was a nerdy know it all Like me!

[LiamJHayden]

Sydney Carton from A Tale of Two Cities. Putting aside the totally SIMP-like actions, it is a great story of redemption.

[Simslover92]

Jane Eyre. Because I relate to her a lot.

[msg321]

Didn't read but checked a little bit after I read your opinion. Did you have difficulties of being a woman too? Because it seems in the novel she struggles for this.

[Simslover92]

I did. More so when I was younger than now. I used to be very plain looking as a teenager and early adulthood until I started having friends from college to help me with my look.

[msg321]

I see this explains why you relate to Jane Eyre. I am happy you don't have any problem about it anymore 👍😊

[Simslover92]

Thank you! 😊

[exitseven]

Duncan Idaho from Dune.

[msg321]

Why?

[exitseven]

He was not a main character but he was somebody who was brave and had a strong moral code.

[msg321]

Yep he was. Didn't read the novel but I have seen him in the movie 🎥 😊

[AngryCarl3]

Bobby Newmark from "Count Zero" by William Gibson. I fully identify with him.

[thegreenyogi]

Elizabeth Bennett from Pride and Prejudice.

[Jonettacali]

I like sherlock holmes 🙂

[Anonymous]

Probably Alice in Wonderland.

[LC75LC71]

Superfudge! Little scheming asshole.

[msg321]

I have just googled it. Looks like cute.

[LC75LC71]

Congrats?

[msg321]

No, just wanted to share.