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Wilkins Micawber is a kindhearted, incurable optimist who always believes that "something will turn up".

Mrs. Shelby is mistress of a plantation who believes that slavery is a grave sin.

Daisy Buchanan is a wealthy socialite from Louisville, Kentucky who resides in Long Island during the Jazz Age.

John Thornton is an experienced gold miner and outdoorsmen. He is also the final owner, and ideal master, of the sled-dog Buck.

Rusty Trawler is a carefree playboy who briefly dates Holly Golightly.

Angel Clare is the youngest son of the Reverend Clare, who pursues a career as a farmer rather than follow his father into the ministry.

Dorcas Lane is Candleford's Post Mistress who loves to indulge in life's little pleasures. She also relishes her place at the heart of the community.

Tom Joad is the son of two tenant farmers from Oklahoma. His conscience changes from that of a loner to someone who cares for his family and others during their long migration trek to California.

Edmond Dantès spends the rest of his life plotting and carrying out revenge, after being betrayed by four acquaintances at a young age.

Henry Clerval serves as Victor Frankenstein’s closest and most sincere friend.

Winston Smith lives a drab, compliant existence but wants to experience a meaningful life as an individual.

Charles Pooter is an ordinary clerk in London who would like to be more important than he really is.

Arthur Slugworth is one of Willy Wonka's rival chocolatiers and sends in spies to steal his secret recipes.

Stradlater is a superficial good looking guy, but he is arrogant and vain, and takes advantage of others.

Sancho Panza is a simple peasant who follows Don Quixote out of greed, curiosity, and loyalty.