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To participate:
1. Leave a comment to this post, specifically saying that you would like a letter.
2. I will give you a letter.
3. Post the names of five fictional characters whose names begin with that letter, and your thoughts on each. The characters can be from books, movies, or TV shows.
I got D.
These answers may contain some spoilers to their canons.
1. Dudley Dursley from Harry Potter. I have this tendency to take those a bit smaller characters, who were mean or somehow unlikeable, and give them in my mind a redemption story. In my mind, (and thanks to a certain fic) Dudley comes to his senses at how horrible he has been to Harry post-series and starts to become a better person. In my fanon he is also a gay whose children are witches and wizards. =DD
2. Dean Winchester from Supernatural. A very very pretty man, and whose history and story arc is so goddamn heart-breaking and horrible, who over and over makes me watch supernatural, even when I have given up already the show. His devotion to his family hits very close to me, how he is the 'good kid', the obedient one, the one who always follows dad's rules...
3. David Karofsky from Glee. Okay, his story arc is pretty much the only one I follow in the Glee anymore. The how he starts as a villain but gets more and more redeeming qualities, how he truly regrets his actions, how he is so afraid, and of course the suicide attempt. That hit so close, even if the reasons between me and him why we tried it are not close at all.
4. Daenerys Targaryen from A Song of Ice and Fire. She starts as a young girl who has lived her whole life under her brother's bullying, and how she grows to a strong and amazing young woman during the series. Her growth is still not finished, and she is one of my favourite characters in the whole series.
5. Doa from Blade of the Immortal. Okay, that deadly spitfire is just way too awesome. SHe had, in the end, only a small part to play, but her run in the manga was memorable and her relationship with Rin was just great. I was sad to see her go, but I understood the necessity.
attackfish who ganked it from another:To participate:
1. Leave a comment to this post, specifically saying that you would like a letter.
2. I will give you a letter.
3. Post the names of five fictional characters whose names begin with that letter, and your thoughts on each. The characters can be from books, movies, or TV shows.
I got D.
These answers may contain some spoilers to their canons.
1. Dudley Dursley from Harry Potter. I have this tendency to take those a bit smaller characters, who were mean or somehow unlikeable, and give them in my mind a redemption story. In my mind, (and thanks to a certain fic) Dudley comes to his senses at how horrible he has been to Harry post-series and starts to become a better person. In my fanon he is also a gay whose children are witches and wizards. =DD
2. Dean Winchester from Supernatural. A very very pretty man, and whose history and story arc is so goddamn heart-breaking and horrible, who over and over makes me watch supernatural, even when I have given up already the show. His devotion to his family hits very close to me, how he is the 'good kid', the obedient one, the one who always follows dad's rules...
3. David Karofsky from Glee. Okay, his story arc is pretty much the only one I follow in the Glee anymore. The how he starts as a villain but gets more and more redeeming qualities, how he truly regrets his actions, how he is so afraid, and of course the suicide attempt. That hit so close, even if the reasons between me and him why we tried it are not close at all.
4. Daenerys Targaryen from A Song of Ice and Fire. She starts as a young girl who has lived her whole life under her brother's bullying, and how she grows to a strong and amazing young woman during the series. Her growth is still not finished, and she is one of my favourite characters in the whole series.
5. Doa from Blade of the Immortal. Okay, that deadly spitfire is just way too awesome. SHe had, in the end, only a small part to play, but her run in the manga was memorable and her relationship with Rin was just great. I was sad to see her go, but I understood the necessity.
