Favorite Book Character

I would have to say Robin Hood hands down if it's character from a book. He has this set of principles and has transcended over the longest period of time. I remembered having a discussion on him in a theology class because religious people believe that things are black and white, right or wrong, and Robin Hood has the ends justify the means that I believe in more realistic. He also had the most loyal followers and was so charismatic, selfless, and courageous with a bit of cockiness to him.

Draco Malfoy - Harry Potter.
Daniel Grigori, Cam and Luce - Fallen Series
Just because is all I can say.

Lacey Pemberton from Paper Towns. I thought the book was okay, nothing tremendously special, but I fell in love with her character pretty quickly. I thought she was sweet, sincere, a little bitchy, yes, but a proper fleshed out character. I also loved the tiny mentions of her bad relationship with food. I don't know, I just loved her.

Definitely Atticus Finch from To Kill A Mockingbird. He's just an epitome of a great man and a great father.

I would probably say Todd Anderson in Dead Poet's Society as well. He comes off as a meek character at the beginning of the story, but there's more to that as we later know of.

Owen - Just Listen.
Perfect.

I loved Dexter from This Lullaby. Such a cutie.

Death from the Discworld novels.

Right now I have one:

Charlie from The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I think I like him because I can relate so much. He's been through a lot and I've been through a lot and seeing his struggles and strengths help me have hope because he's overcame them and I know I can, too.

@ the kingslayer.
I find myself swinging back and forth between hating Jaime and thinking he's the smartest, biggest bad ass in the series. Martin's magical writing i guess. :)

I have always lovd the character of Buck from The Call of The Wild. Though he may be just a dog, his thoughts and feelings felt so strong and human.

Jon Snow from aSoIaF

Lupin, Tonks and many more from Harry Potter.
Hercule Poirot.
Miss Marple.
Basil from The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Zoë Nightshade from Percy Jackson.
Luna Lovegood, George Weasley from Harry Potter.
Paul Baumer from All Quiet on the Western Front.

Augustus Waters from The Fault In Our Stars. In addition to being so strikingly identical with a guy I used to date, he exudes this eerily comic attitude in spite of the tragic circumstance that he and Hazel Grace are placed with. I enjoy his short, witty comments and allusions to underrated and brilliant pieces of pop culture. I am in love with him; never been so in love with a fictional character since the pre-pubescent dawn of Edward Cullen of Twilight.

Dustfinger from the Inkheart series

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Dustfinger from the Inkheart series

Yes.

Myrnin from the Morganville Vampires series.
Jean-Claude, Asher, Edward and Jason in the Anita Blake Vampire Hunter novels.
Irial from the Wicked Lovely series.

Haden Stone from the Intertwined series.
Jay Gatsby from The Great Gatsby.

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Tyrion Lannister & Jon Snow - Game Of Thrones.
Adrian, Rose & Christian - Vampire Academy/Bloodlines series.

Hermione Granger, and Ron, Fred, and George Weasley from the Harry Potter series.
Pretty much every good guy in The Lord of the Rings.
Katniss Everdeen and Finnick Odair from The Hunger Games.
Karou and Akiva from Daughter of Smoke and Bone..
Lisbeth Salander from The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.