MatthewVett
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There doesn't seem to be anything quite like this, so, inspired by the third episode of Nice Girls Crew ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpeyQx9_r3U&feature=g-u-u ), I was wondering whether anyone had crushes on characters from literature.
I think literature is an especially interesting medium on which to focus, because there isn't a definitive physical appearance, like with TV shows, movies, graphic novels, and video games, so that aspect is much more open to interpretation, and other features are more important with regards to attraction.
As for myself, my top three, in random order, would probably be:
1) Kissy Suzuki, from You Only Live Twice, by Ian Fleming. She's my favorite of the Bond girls. She has a very strong core, she knows what sort of life she wants, and she willingly left behind a life of movie stardom to have it. She's capable, strong, determined, and she'll do whatever it takes to keep her man.
2) Pretty Butterfly, from Interesting Times, by Terry Pratchett. She's intelligent and skeptical, but still an idealist, as indicated by her political goals. I like that she's extremely capable, able to kick ass, and even keep up with Rincewind on foot.
3) Death, from the Sandman series, by Neil Gaiman. If she showed up every time someone died, suicide would be a much worse problem. Cheery, chipper, and cute, she's unexpectedly great at comforting people and helping them with the passage from one world to the next.
Those are mine. Anyone else have some literature crushes?
I think literature is an especially interesting medium on which to focus, because there isn't a definitive physical appearance, like with TV shows, movies, graphic novels, and video games, so that aspect is much more open to interpretation, and other features are more important with regards to attraction.
As for myself, my top three, in random order, would probably be:
1) Kissy Suzuki, from You Only Live Twice, by Ian Fleming. She's my favorite of the Bond girls. She has a very strong core, she knows what sort of life she wants, and she willingly left behind a life of movie stardom to have it. She's capable, strong, determined, and she'll do whatever it takes to keep her man.
2) Pretty Butterfly, from Interesting Times, by Terry Pratchett. She's intelligent and skeptical, but still an idealist, as indicated by her political goals. I like that she's extremely capable, able to kick ass, and even keep up with Rincewind on foot.
3) Death, from the Sandman series, by Neil Gaiman. If she showed up every time someone died, suicide would be a much worse problem. Cheery, chipper, and cute, she's unexpectedly great at comforting people and helping them with the passage from one world to the next.
Those are mine. Anyone else have some literature crushes?
