Find Yourself in a Book

[KostyaJMJ]

Which character in a book most reminds you of yourself?

for me

Konstantin Dmitrievitch Levin (“Kostya”) – The protagonist and socially awkward loner in Ana Karenina

The Whiskey Priest - The Power and the Glory. except I would be the whiskey layman

 

[the_phoenix]

Forrest Gump

or Dorothy Gale, traveler through Oz

or Gandalf the Grey

 

[Rascalking]

For good and bad, Charles in Brideshead Revisited, but not everything about us is the same, of course.

I also have some qualities of Hamlet

 

[bluerose]

Francie Nolan in “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn”.

And her mother, Katie Nolan, as well.

And when I was a kid, I was likened (unfortunately, in my opinion) to Mary Ingalls in the “Little House” books… the “good little girl” (I wanted to be Laura!)

 

[Verbum_Caro]

Konstantin Dmitrievitch Levin (“Kostya”) – The protagonist and socially awkward loner in Ana Karenina

Wow! How lucky! That matches your username.

On a side note – Anna Karenina, great ending. Don’t want to spoil it though for those who haven’t read it.

VC

 

[puzzleannie]

Jo March in Little Women

 

[PrayerShark]

Mat Cauthon in the Wheel of Time series.

and to be interesting perhaps Severian in the Book of the New Sun.