Raoul Duke

James Bond , Don Quixote , Holden Caulfield , John Joseph Yossarian .

James Bond , Don Quixote , Holden Caulfield , John Joseph Yossarian .

 

Great choice there.

There are so many, but for me one that stands out is Francie Nolan-A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

There are so many, but for me one that stands out is Francie Nolan-A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

 

Another good one.

 

Some "couples" worthy of consideration:

 

Scarlett O'Hara/Rhett Butler

Sherlock Holmes/Watson

Jean Valjean/Javert

 

And a personal quirky favorite - Ignatius Reilly

Before it's all said and done I believe one of these three, if not all will be on the list.

 

Jon Snow

Daenerys Targaryen

Tywin Lannister

Most of my options have already been listed. Though I would add Henry Chinaski and Harry Potter.

^^ Good series, I like Tyrion.

Before it's all said and done I believe one of these three, if not all will be on the list.

 

Jon Snow

Daenerys Targaryen

Tywin Lannister

 

I've got it at about 2-1 he actually manages to finish this series before he drops dead.

 

[That's not fair, I'm just speaking out of frustration... but seriously dude, hurry up with those books.]

I'm curious why everyone chose who they did. So, what are everyone's reasons?

Here are some characters not mentioned yet that should be: The Creature Frankenstein, Robinson Crusoe, Captain Ahab, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Alice (in Wonderland), Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,

 

For me, not necessarily the most iconic for everyone but my favorites are Bilbo Baggins, Atticus Finch, Captain Nemo and Howard Roark.

To be honest, I don't read fiction other than comic books or Star Wars too often. So I couldn't name most of mine.

 

Fool from The Twelfth Night. Awesome dude.

To be honest, I don't read fiction other than comic books or Star Wars too often. So I couldn't name most of mine.

 

Fool from The Twelfth Night. Awesome dude.

 

To quote the little ugly mutant dude from Total Recall, "Open your mind."

I'm curious why everyone chose who they did. So, what are everyone's reasons?

 

For me, I read a Tree Grows in Brooklyn for the first time when I was about 9. I could relate to just about everything she experienced in the story, to some degree. She was a girl about my own age who was strong and could overcome her troubles and trials and triumph in the end.

^^ Good series, I like Tyrion.

I actually meant Tyrion instead of Tywin. Total brain fart.