Who is your most favourite fictional character ever??

[EdinaMonsoonsWardrobe]

Mine is probably Ross Geller but I know not many people will agree with me! I love him.

Buffy Summers

Hoban Washbourne

Bruce Banner

Maria Merryweather, Little White Horse

Harriet Wimsey nee Vane
Kenneth Hutchinson

Jassy Radlett
Nigel Molesworth

Ooh, forgot to mention Mrs Pringle from Miss Read's Fairacre books

Lee Scoresby (and Hester) in the Subtle Knife.

Rip (Carl Hauser) Yellowstone

Legolas

Jack Reacher, the one from the books. He’s nothing like the one in the film or the series.

Frederick Wentworth 😘
Although he took his sweet time pulling his head out of his fundament

Well he was fighting a war.

My favourites vary, and have varied over time, as I get older and tastes change:
Philippa Somerville
Harriet Vane
Ariadne Oliver
Jonathan Chawleigh; when I first read A Civil Contract I was cringing along with Adam. Now I think Mr Chawleigh is a wonderful creation and Adam should get over himself.
Probably more that I can't think of at the moment.

Thursday Next (Eyre Affair series), Phryne Fisher, Bertie Wooster.

Sherlock Holmes

I’d forgotten about Thursday Next. Although I did see that Jasper Fforde was finally getting round to writing Dark Matter.

Spot on!

Was coming on to say exactly this! Absolutely Buffy Summers!

Miss Read in the Fairacre novels by Miss Read
Thelma in J M Hall's Retired Teachers mysteries

Count Lazlo de Almasy from The English Patient <swoon>

On tv Ronald Craven from the original Edge of Darkness back in the 80s. I’ve been a bit in love with Bob Peck ever since.
The favourite literary character who springs to mind, although it may be different tomorrow, is Bathsheba Everdeen from Far From the Madding Crowd.

Audrey fforbes-Hamilton -To the Manor Born
Emily Gilmore - Gilmore Girls
Mike Heck- The Middle

Joanna Clore from Green Wing.

Granny Weatherwax
Mr Darcy
Toad of Toad Hall

Caractacus Potts (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang)

Bernard Black from Black Books.

Marian Halcombe from The Woman in White. Wilkie Collin wrote excellent women. And I like Jessie Buckley's portrayal of her in the BBC adaptation.

Gene Hunt is my all time favourite.

And of course, Pheobe Buffay.