The fictional love of your life?

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Originally Posted by the silent x

sam fisher - tom clancy's splinter cell - unknown author (it is a book) - the reason should be obvious, (he's an assassin, i'm an assassin)

dirk pitt - many of clive cussler's books - reason:he'll knock you the f*** out and still have energy for the hot girl in distress at the end

King of the Nazgul - lotr - tolkien - reason: you can't kill him easily, the only ones who did kill him almost died afterward (in the book) and he's a wraith.

from my stories (not published so feel free to not let these in) will post the stroy but don't want people to steal it.

lance - the best of the best, can't die becasue he's already dead, and has the virus.

katie - assassin, the best assassin, better than lance in that regard and in strategical knowlegde, and finally has the virus.

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OMG!! I love Sam Fisher!!! Totally amazing. I love the game...the books are okay though.

I hear they are making a movie.

mmmm thanks for the interesting thread , i would like most charecters out of harry potter : like serius , lupen, snape , weasleys (twins) , harry to be a friend, harmoine , ron , i dont know why i like those charecters>>>>real people who dont exist >>>lets say all charecters >>>

if i had the chance i would write a novel LoOl but thats enough for now :) Thanks alot :)

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Originally Posted by Mortis Anarchy

Henry Dante is one of the main characters from this book I just read(obviously)...he is kind of a thug...he works for Honey a mob boss and breaks peoples faces and stuff...he is really cool. He turns out to be a nice guy, but you can tell from the beginning.
James Bond(from the books)

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What a very nice character, breaking people's faces for them ...:lol:

Er, what do you want James Bond for, with his masculinity streaming from each of his pores? :D Would you like to be reduced to just a playmate? (I admit I have only seen some of the movies.)

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Originally Posted by barbara0207

What a very nice character, breaking people's faces for them ...:lol:

Er, what do you want James Bond for, with his masculinity sreaming from each of his pores? :D Would you like to be reduced to just a playmate? (I admit I have only seen some of the movies.)

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Pssh...pah-lease!!! First off, I can keep that guy in line. If he (was real) even thought of going off with Money Penny or whatever, I'd be up in his face, I would call the shots!!! Secondly, I wanted to be a secret agent since I was like 6...I've been really sneaky since I was little...I used to spy on my parents while they watched T.V. in the living room of our apartment in Annapolis....they never knew I was there! It was great.

Well, as for Dante, he was a good guy at heart, just a little lost.:D

Why do we women always tend to think we could keep a guy in line once we got him? Usually we cannot cure even one of his vices ... :D

But good luck for your secret agent career, 006. I suppose you won't tell us when you start work. :lol:

OOh who wouldn't go for a Darcy??

And I know it's cliché and all, but... wherefore art thou, Romeo??

Well, seeing as this board is overwhelmed with male characters, I think I'll balance things out with a female. I'd like to be friends with Esther from Bleak House.
-Gotta have Gandalf from LOTR.
-Gimli too.
-Have to second Dirk Pitt, from Clive Cussler novels, he kicks butt!
-Aslan from Chronicles of Narnia

That's about all I can think of for now.

Aragorn from LOTR
Joe Gargery from Great Expectatons, he's such a nice guy.
Sydney Caron from a tale of two citeis, he's my hero.

ooo has to be mr darcy or mr rochester
or maybe a character from lotr or harry potter. Spesh harry potter, because then they could do magic for you.

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Originally Posted by barbara0207

OK, here goes. Come to think of it, I haven't even thought of one myself! :( I'll have to think about it.

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Lydie Newton from The All-True TRavels & Adventures of Lydie Newton by Jane Smiley

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Originally Posted by PrinceMyshkin

Lydie Newton from The All-True TRavels & Adventures of Lydie Newton by Jane Smiley

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I've never heard about this book. What makes this character special for you?

As dorky as it sounds, the first time I read Pride and Prejudice I became infactuated with Elizabeth Bennet and wished she was real. I was 16 — gimme a break.

Has anyone else ever "fallen in love (or lust)" with a character in classic literature?

Fred Weasley! xD

I always liked Ranger from the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich. He's a bounty hunter.

I always loved the way that Dumas describes Mercedes in The Count of Monte Cristo. I don't know if its an actual crush. Also have a minor thing for Natasha in War & Peace, but I suspect that is more a thing for Audrey Hepburn in the movie.