None of them
None of them
Who are those people on the end?
Poor Oak- no one voted for him.
social consciousness is sooo appealing (whether the author's or the character's) - I vote for Atticus Finch. :p
You can always nominate your own:
http://www.online-literature.com/for...&postcount=406
Hmm...he's not a Romantic hero, but the closest thing to a hero on this list: Atticus Finch!!
My own hero though: John Proctor
I do love John :) Go Proctor!
Nominations so far (some of the names have been suggested more than once):
Romeo
Darcy
Yossarian
Rhett Butler
Rochester
Gatsby
Heathcliff
Atticus Finch
Captain Wentworth
If you would like to add new names to this list, please PM me.
No chance of getting Renzo added to the list? I doubt most of you have read The Betrothed, but it is essentially The Italian novel.
I voted for Gabriel Oak but only because poor Will Ladislaw is missing :(
Nominations so far (some of the names have been suggested more than once):
Romeo
Darcy
Yossarian
Rhett Butler
Rochester
Gatsby
Heathcliff
Atticus Finch
Captain Wentworth
Renzo
Will Ladislaw
Cyrano de Bergerac
Midir
Holden Caulfield
Prince Myshkin
Sunday is the last day for submitting nominations!
I voted for Gabriel Oak because it is the kind of man that I would like to be with in reality too (Adam from East of Eden is a reliable, kind, trustworthy and hardworking man too).:thumbs_up
But I was very tempted to vote for Rochester too because he is a very exciting and interesting character, kindhearted too, with a good taste for women character (Jane Eyre is my favourite book and character) plus he is terribly sexy;). So he is the perfect hero for a novel although I wouldn't get along very well if he was a real man I am afraid.:p
Last day to send in your nominations, folks!
Nomination far (some of the names have been suggested more than once):
Romeo
Darcy - Pride and Prejudice
Yossarian (Catch-22)
Rhett Butler -Gone with the Wind
Rochester - Jane Eyre
Gatsby
Heathcliff - Wuthering Heights
Atticus Finch - To Kill a Mockingbird
Captain Wentworth - Persuasion
Renzo (The Betrothed)
Will Ladislaw -Middlemarch
Cyrano de Bergerac
Midir from Irish Mythology
Henry Higgins (Pygmalion)
Holden Caulfield - Catcher in the Rye
Prince Myshkin - The Idiot
Adam (East of Eden)
Lord Goring (An Ideal Husband)
Lord Jim
Ahab (Melville)
Paul Morell (Lawrence)
Stephan Daedalus (Joyce)
John Thornton North and South
John Proctor (The Crucible)
I recognize most of the names but cant pin a few of them, Yossarian? :confused: Renzo?
Im really bad at names, that aside I have never seen what anyone can see either appealing or romantic in Darcy, he is just annoying in fact most romatic heroes are annoying and need a good kick or two, dont even get me started on the male Bronte charcters.. grrrrr :crash:
Renzo is from The Betrothed and Yossarian is from Catch-22.