Hours after I complete this, I will remember hundreds or thousands of supporting characters that fired my imgaination way more than the main ones, but for now, I'll go with what I can remember.
From the books I can remember, we have the Fool in Hobb's Farseer series, Mr. Flay from Gormenghast, Hermione and Ron (and the rest of the Weasley Family, esp. Fred and George) in Potter. Those are all obvious and easy.
For movies I draw a blank. Most of them I have seen recently are pretty sparse with characters, though I would have rather seen the sisters in The Descent escape than Juno or Ms. Crazy-covered-in-blood, even though she looked all cool and haggish.
Because I played a lot of video games the last couple of weeks, Auron, who was in Kingdom Hearts 2 and (apparently) Final Fantasy 10 was an interesting seeming dead fellow.
Finally, in my own work, my dearest darling that I had to murder out of Blue Vervain Quoholloi, the graveyard goblin, who could do almost anything you told him to do, up to and including get smarter and was every bit the hero the rest of his companions really were not.
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From the books I can remember, we have the Fool in Hobb's Farseer series, Mr. Flay from Gormenghast, Hermione and Ron (and the rest of the Weasley Family, esp. Fred and George) in Potter. Those are all obvious and easy.
For movies I draw a blank. Most of them I have seen recently are pretty sparse with characters, though I would have rather seen the sisters in The Descent escape than Juno or Ms. Crazy-covered-in-blood, even though she looked all cool and haggish.
Because I played a lot of video games the last couple of weeks, Auron, who was in Kingdom Hearts 2 and (apparently) Final Fantasy 10 was an interesting seeming dead fellow.
Finally, in my own work, my dearest darling that I had to murder out of Blue Vervain Quoholloi, the graveyard goblin, who could do almost anything you told him to do, up to and including get smarter and was every bit the hero the rest of his companions really were not.