Harry Fletcher: A boy from the type of family labelled by Henry Mayhew as "struggling costermonger" solves the mystery of Spring-heeled Jack, etc, etc, etc.
What do I love about Harry?
Everything! His subtle sense of humour, his inadequacies, his unsociableness, how he tries to hide his feelings.
"TV makes sense. It has logic, structure, rules, and likeable leading men. In life, we have this. We have you." -Abed Nadir
Ellima Greenwood: A young and introverted member of an alternative England, that becomes drawn into a high powered political battle when she returns to public education.
Why I like her: The way she goes against all she believes to be proper and reasonable to stand up for other people.
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Viktor Marijanović: A man whose wife dies, leaving him with a piano.
What I like about him: His perseverance in the face of utter and extreme failure. How, even when he falls as low as he can possibly go, he still makes the attempt to get up again.
Annabell Cole: An incredibly intelligent 13 year-old whoes eldest brother shot himself in the head
What I like about her: She's pretty much like me, apart from the dead brother thing
*Don't expect to see me around much in the next couple of weeks. School has started again, and it'll be a couple of weeks before I've settled in. If you've asked me for a critique, you will get it, but not for a little while. Sorry*
Eric MacAllister: A raging alcoholic forced to come to terms with his lifestyle.
What I like about him: His charm and sense of humour. And his slightly idiotic naiivete. Although not as much as Clyde Crichton, his friend. xD
"2-4-6-8! I like to delegate!" -Meshugenah "Teague: Stomping on your dreams since 1992." -Sachiko "So I'm looking at FLT and am reminded of a sandwich." -Jabber
My main character this year is Meriwether MacNaoimhín, Esq., the bastard child and seventh son of a seventh son. I like that he's curious, intelligent, good looking - and that he has red hair. (*shallow & shameless*)
I liked last year's cast (Stella, Benji, et al.) better, but I like this years plot more.
He's not exactly the main character, but I must confess I'm very partial to him:
Driscoll: Last name and occupation undecided. Social climber? My FMC's love interest. Well, one of them. Sort of... >.< it's complicated.
What do I love about Driscoll?
He's very loyal and self-possessed. He is also something of an idealist, which means that he sometimes takes devotion to principles a bit too far. The conflict he generates is amusing, however Poor Driscoll.
My MC: James Marcoh, a college student in computers and business
What I like about him: The way how when he's working, he's all business, and while he's not working, he's easy to talk to. I'm loving how blunt he is when he talks to people who are less intelligent than him. XD
"I think it goes until it's done." "Don't we all."
*Meriwether and Carl lock rings, or something such* NaNo redheads, unite!
I'm shamelessly picking favorites- I've two for each, but all four can't be superior. XD
ANEZKA: the daughter of Czech immigrants. She's slightly obsessive and loves to count things- and from this you can completely tell it's a NaNo, because Freaky Nerd Girl has one boy trying to raise himself from the dead to come back to her and the other one trying to marry her. Ah, one can dream.
WHAT I LIKE ABOUT HER: Her number obsession has boosted my wordcount by at least two hundred words. Thanks, darling. And her name is just cool.
CARL: son of the chairman of the Committee for Cattle Affairs at Monzanto and a retired JC Penny's catalogue model who likes to talk about her days "in the industry".
WHAT I LIKE ABOUT HIM: In the first five thousand words of the story, he: must serve ice cream to a woman who asks him what sort of ice cream they 'got' [this is at Dairy Queen, mind you], gets his hand cut with a knife whilst trying to chop onions, almost dies with his near-blind, short babcia at the wheel of his mother's '2 SEXY 4U' car complete with fuzzy dice and dashboard hula girl, and is nicknamed in a catchy (not) way by one of his co-workers as "faguette". And it sticks. He's just a whirlwind of disaster and I love him.
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