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Rated 6 points - posted 15 years ago by BradHemphill in category Books.
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Hamlet Report Abuse
Shakespeare's most complex character. And that's saying a lot. To act or not? To love or not? To live or not? Wow.
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Don Quixote de la Mancha Report Abuse
This fictional Character lives with in the hearth of the spanish language as a madman who constantly confuses both words: reality and fiction. What is real and what is not is a question this character makes you ask.
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Sherlock Holmes Report Abuse
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David Copperfield Report Abuse
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Winnie the Pooh Report Abuse
Timeless character with simple aims that touches new readers even today.
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Dorothy Report Abuse
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Pip Report Abuse
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Dr. Frankenstein Report Abuse
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Lady Macbeth Report Abuse
She's the man.
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The Grinch Report Abuse
Seuss was an underrated writer who created characters that changed in ways that made us feel better about the world. "A heart two sizes too small" says it all.
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Tom Sawyer Report Abuse
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The Hatter Report Abuse
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Cinderella Report Abuse
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Snow White Report Abuse
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Edmund Dantes Report Abuse
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Juliet Report Abuse
The most tragic lover (and most ill-timed suicide) in the history of literature.
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Macbeth Report Abuse
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Count Dracula Report Abuse
Bram Stoker's creation is timeless. What with the current crop of vampire movies he just goes on and on (just like the undead).
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Huck Finn Report Abuse
Every young boy wishes at some point to have no parental authority, no rules, no expectations. Huck goes from being the ultra-free pal of Tom Sawyer to world-weary wanderer that Twain used to form the greatest novel in American literature.
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