Anne of Green Gables (L.M. Montgomery), Ista de Chalion (Lois McMaster Bujold), G'Kar (from Babylon 5. It's hard to say G'Kar with Londo though-the two go together).
Perry Mason - extraordinary detective and masterful cross-examiner. By the way, that's the Mason in the books, not the watered down dreary version Raymond Burr brought to television.
Sarah Connor - a nice transformation story of a woman growing into more than she thought she could be. I adore strong female characters... hence...
Ellen Ripley (Alien \ Aliens \ Alien 3 & 4). Another strong character who does more than hold her own against insurmountable odds.
And the cheat - John McClane (Die Hard Series) - the quintessential definition of an hero - an ordinary man transformed by extraordinary circumstances.
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--Scarlett O'Hara. She's just so fricken NAUGHTY! And nobody ever catches on!
--Westley from Princess Bride. Like, duh.
Can't think of anything solid for the last one. Too many. Mary Poppins? Who knows. So many are influenced by their portrayer.
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Elizabeth Bennett
Red Sonja
Only 3 favorite fictional charatcers?
Sarah Connor - a nice transformation story of a woman growing into more than she thought she could be. I adore strong female characters... hence...
Ellen Ripley (Alien \ Aliens \ Alien 3 & 4). Another strong character who does more than hold her own against insurmountable odds.
And the cheat - John McClane (Die Hard Series) - the quintessential definition of an hero - an ordinary man transformed by extraordinary circumstances.
Hmmm...
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Princess Leia