Q. Do you have a favorite hero/heroine? What made them stand above all the rest?
A. Favorite Hero:
Someone asks me to pick a favorite hero, I always pick one from the Classics. This is Sidney Carton from the book "A Tale of Two Cities
" by Charles Dickens. Well, there was the love triangle between Sidney, Charles, and Lucie, and Carton did the thing for the sake of his love that his counterpart could never do: an act of self-sacrifice. This book had the tragic ending I haven't come across in any other book so far.
" by Charles Dickens. Well, there was the love triangle between Sidney, Charles, and Lucie, and Carton did the thing for the sake of his love that his counterpart could never do: an act of self-sacrifice. This book had the tragic ending I haven't come across in any other book so far.
As of recent, Kardith. She's a woman Ranger who appears in Deborah J Ross' book Northlight
. Although she has suffered a tragic past, she's a brave woman and a knife fighter who sets out to find her lost partner.
Q. Was there a hero/heroine who thought fell flat, that you might have wanted to love but couldn't?
. Although she has suffered a tragic past, she's a brave woman and a knife fighter who sets out to find her lost partner.
A. One and only. Edward Cullen from Twilight (The Twilight Saga #1)
. I personally think that he was too perfect to be a hero. I mean really every person has one weakness or other but according to Bella, Edward is the most perfect guy. I don't agree that a hero has to be that perfect.
. I personally think that he was too perfect to be a hero. I mean really every person has one weakness or other but according to Bella, Edward is the most perfect guy. I don't agree that a hero has to be that perfect.
