Posted without comment: 111 Male Characters of British Literature, In Order Of Bangability (The Awl)
Okay, one comment: #21?? Ahead of #28, #69 (heh) (We read that one in book club!) #94... incorrect.
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5 comments:
#10?
#32?!?!?!?!?!
#32 and #68 are both horrible. Also, how can they both outrank #103? Some women go for that AND it's not morally reprehensible.
Yay, let's objectify characters together! Best Friday game yet!
Darcy isn't number one? And there HAS GOT TO BE more than 92 more bangable characters than Willy Wonka. I don't care what effect chocolate has on women.
Better Rochester than Heathcliff, who is likely all clouds and no storm.
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