Your favorite literary character.

[Kapt Torbjorn]

Ragnar Ragnarson from the Saxon Stories by Bernard Cornwell

 

[Average Joe peasant]

J.R. Isidore from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep

 

[Tintin]

Recently i developed a love of Kettricken

 

[Kazzan]

i don't really know, but Druss The Legendary was a mighty character indeed and also some other of the characters from legends of drenai, but i don't really know who is my favourite.

 

[arbites_augmented]

the Trashcan man from The Stand

MY LIFE FOR YOU

 

[Toffey]

Raj Lyubov from The Word for World is Forest.
He was the only one who understood those little, furry, green  people.

 

[ash12181987]

Guy Vexille in the Grail Series by Bernard Cornwell (Decent badguy)
Beorn from The Hobbit
Gandalf in The Hobbit (I say that, because I think he gets a bit less awesome in LotR)


Other than that... Jason Borne is cool, but kinda iffy. I can tell you most Least favorite literary character easily though: Jack Ryan.

 

[Amroth]

Raj Lyubov from The Word for World is Forest.
He was the only one who understood those little, furry, green  people.

That books looks pretty interesting.

Is it a good read?

 

[Ravenheild]

Beorn from The Hobbit
Gandalf in The Hobbit (I say that, because I think he gets a bit less awesome in LotR)

No Bombadil? 

 

[Amroth]

Bombadil is the man.

 

[leprechaun]

Hodgesaaaaaaargh

 

[ash12181987]

Beorn from The Hobbit
Gandalf in The Hobbit (I say that, because I think he gets a bit less awesome in LotR)

No Bombadil? 

Bobadil just goes without saying. Beorn needed mention though. I mean where else do you get a half bear, half... well badass

 

[Ravenheild]

Beorn from The Hobbit
Gandalf in The Hobbit (I say that, because I think he gets a bit less awesome in LotR)

No Bombadil? 

Bobadil just goes without saying. Beorn needed mention though. I mean where else do you get a half bear, half... well badass

Beorn is not Half-Badass he is all badass

 

[Dudro]

Caius Brittannicus from A Dream of Eagles.

 

[Toffey]

Raj Lyubov from The Word for World is Forest.
He was the only one who understood those little, furry, green  people.

That books looks pretty interesting.

Is it a good read?

Yes. Although, it's pretty short. I read it in one sitting.

 

[Ambalon]

Ragnar Ravnsson from The Saxon Tales

 

[scootar]

****ing Beowulf. He said he was too old and decide to commit suicide by fighting a dragon. Manly ****!

 

[tamuli]

Shadow in American Gods.

 

[Do not look here]

Hodgesaaaaaaargh

And general Tacticus

 

[Palos]

Inspector Javert from Les Miserables. The epitome of bad assery.