What makes your favorite character from the a novel so special?

For 'The Tell - Tale Heart', it's the psychological aspect. The way the narrator's mind slowly unravels is what makes it special. His guilt over the murder makes him hear things that may or may not be real. It really gets into the human psyche and how our own minds can be our worst enemies.

For 'The Little Prince', it's the simplicity yet depth of the story. The simple illustrations and the straightforward language used in the story hide a lot of philosophical ideas. It's special because it can be read on different levels, whether you're a child just enjoying the adventure or an adult thinking about the deeper meanings.

Yossarian is special in that he's surrounded by the insanity of war. But instead of blindly following orders like others, he fights against the Catch - 22 situation. For example, if he claims to be insane to avoid flying more missions, the fact that he wants to avoid it is seen as proof of his sanity. His struggle against this paradox is what makes him unique. He's a symbol of the individual's fight against a senseless and overpowering system.

Perhaps the setting in 'your love novel' is extraordinary. It could be a magical world where love has the power to overcome any obstacle, or a historical era that adds a touch of nostalgia and uniqueness to the love story. The language used in the novel also plays a role. If it's filled with beautiful metaphors and poetic descriptions of love, it can really make the novel stand out.

My favorite character from a novel is Sherlock Holmes. He is so intelligent and observant. His ability to solve complex mysteries is truly fascinating. His deductive reasoning skills allow him to piece together the tiniest of clues and solve cases that seem impossible at first. He has a unique personality, often aloof but also with a sense of humor. His relationship with Watson is also a great part of the story, as they complement each other well.

Well, these stories are special in that they use various literary devices to create a sense of horror. For example, many of them use suspense effectively. Take 'The Lottery' as an example. It builds up a sense of normalcy at first, and then the shocking ending hits you hard. Also, the characterizations in these stories are often very strong. In 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', the contrast between the two personas is really striking and adds to the horror. And the settings in these stories are also important. Dark, isolated places like the old castles in 'Dracula' help set the mood.

For me, if 'The Hobbit' is my favorite fantasy story, it's special because of Bilbo Baggins. He starts as an ordinary hobbit but grows into a hero. His journey through the Misty Mountains, facing trolls, goblins and Smaug the dragon is exciting. It shows that even the smallest of us can achieve great things.

Many Japanese novels, like Haruki Murakami's works such as 'Norwegian Wood', are great at exploring complex human emotions. They can make you feel the characters' loneliness, love, and confusion on a very deep level. This emotional depth is what makes them special.

If my favorite love story is Romeo and Juliet, what makes it special is the intensity of their love. In a world full of hate between their families, their love was like a bright light. It was a love that was willing to sacrifice everything, including their lives. Their story has been told and retold for centuries, becoming an iconic representation of true love that defies all odds.

😋I recommend the following two novels to you, namely Special Forces 'City Battlefield and Dream Seeker. In "The Special Forces 'City Battlefield," the protagonist was a special forces soldier who was laid off from his job and went to the world to mess around. It was a very exciting story, while "Dream Chaser from afar" was a touching story. The protagonist, Lu Yao, and his good brother, Ning Hao, were searching for their dreams together. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗