Can we do that thing where you give me a subject and I list TOP 5? Please? Because I'm bored, and needs should definitely be met. As long as it doesn't require ointments the next day.
If I was allowed to invite fictional characters, I wouldn't care whether they got along or not. I'd just invite who I most wanted to see. But, in light of your prompt:
To romanticize: -Marianne Dashwood -Anne of Green Gables -Maria (from The Sound of Music) -Sara Crew (from A Little Princess, older, so I can see how she grew up and who she ended up with) -Tatyana (from Eugene Onegin)
To be sparkly, witty, misguided, and human: -Elizabeth Bennet -Buffy Summers -Isobel Archer (from Portrait of a Lady) -Lorelai Gilmore (from the show "Gilmore Girls") -Prospero (only because I don't believe Shakespeare is fictional)
To brood, say nothing, not look at each other, and say how much they hate themselves when I've plied them with too much booze: -Angel -Jean Valjean -Erik (from The Phantom of the Opera, after he last sees Christine. Not the book version or the musical version or any version but the one in my head.) -Severus Snape -Mr. Rochester
Interesting how I don't seem to like the mixing of gender idea we recently acquired in these past 100 years or so.
He is narrating the proceedings, really. And magically filling the table with food. I considered inviting five chef characters played by Gerard Depardieu.
And I'm kind of coveting a BtVS/P&P crossover. O.o With vamp!Lydia.
To romanticize:
-Marianne Dashwood
-Anne of Green Gables
-Maria (from The Sound of Music)
-Sara Crew (from A Little Princess, older, so I can see how she grew up and who she ended up with)
-Tatyana (from Eugene Onegin)
To be sparkly, witty, misguided, and human:
-Elizabeth Bennet
-Buffy Summers
-Isobel Archer (from Portrait of a Lady)
-Lorelai Gilmore (from the show "Gilmore Girls")
-Prospero (only because I don't believe Shakespeare is fictional)
To brood, say nothing, not look at each other, and say how much they hate themselves when I've plied them with too much booze:
-Angel
-Jean Valjean
-Erik (from The Phantom of the Opera, after he last sees Christine. Not the book version or the musical version or any version but the one in my head.)
-Severus Snape
-Mr. Rochester
Interesting how I don't seem to like the mixing of gender idea we recently acquired in these past 100 years or so.
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Run away!
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Though I did a double take at Prospero. And I'm kind of coveting a BtVS/P&P crossover. O.o With vamp!Lydia.
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And I'm kind of coveting a BtVS/P&P crossover. O.o With vamp!Lydia.
Please tell me you are writing that.
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