And... another meme!!
*headdesk* this is only a couple weeks late... :P
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.
mistokath13 gave me C... there were a lot... kinda hard to choose, but here we go:
1. Clint Barton - Oh dear god, what can I say besides he is a BAMF. Seriously. I loved The Avengers so much and his character was definitely one of the reasons. Plus... Jeremy Renner. Enough said... without spoiling people, lol
2. Mike Celluci - I happen to love his character both in the tv series and the books. I tend to remember him from the tv series more though and I absolutely love the actor. Plus the chemistry between him and the other two leads was just palpable.
3. Cameron Mitchell (John Crichton) - Um... two in one? LOL. Both of these characters are strong, moral and just everything I love about the good guy. They demonstrate how badass they are in every episode, and the humor never fails to make it even better :D
4. Clark Kent - I loved Smallville. And I loved the idea of a teenaged Clark. I grew up watching the Superman movies like everyone else my age, but seeing him as a teenager the same as me was just fun. And the way that Clark approaches problems, his high standard for himself and others, how his code as a person develops and solidifies - that is what people should strive for. It's what makes him such a good hero.
5. Castiel - I can't say enough about this character and how he evolved on Supernatural. It owes a lot to both the writing and the actor that Castiel's character was so intriguing. The personal qualms, the moral issues, the interactions with the other characters - so well formed. I know some in fandom have issues about events this season (which I have not watched yet, so please don't spoil me), but Castiel as a character stands.
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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.
mistokath13 gave me C... there were a lot... kinda hard to choose, but here we go:
1. Clint Barton - Oh dear god, what can I say besides he is a BAMF. Seriously. I loved The Avengers so much and his character was definitely one of the reasons. Plus... Jeremy Renner. Enough said... without spoiling people, lol
2. Mike Celluci - I happen to love his character both in the tv series and the books. I tend to remember him from the tv series more though and I absolutely love the actor. Plus the chemistry between him and the other two leads was just palpable.
3. Cameron Mitchell (John Crichton) - Um... two in one? LOL. Both of these characters are strong, moral and just everything I love about the good guy. They demonstrate how badass they are in every episode, and the humor never fails to make it even better :D
4. Clark Kent - I loved Smallville. And I loved the idea of a teenaged Clark. I grew up watching the Superman movies like everyone else my age, but seeing him as a teenager the same as me was just fun. And the way that Clark approaches problems, his high standard for himself and others, how his code as a person develops and solidifies - that is what people should strive for. It's what makes him such a good hero.
5. Castiel - I can't say enough about this character and how he evolved on Supernatural. It owes a lot to both the writing and the actor that Castiel's character was so intriguing. The personal qualms, the moral issues, the interactions with the other characters - so well formed. I know some in fandom have issues about events this season (which I have not watched yet, so please don't spoil me), but Castiel as a character stands.
Crossposted with Dreamwidth here: http://silentflux.dreamwidth.org/210198.html