Top Ten Tuesdays is hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. Each week features a different "top 10" topic, which you make a list for. This week's subject is a freebie.
Top Ten Fictional Crushes
(These aren't in any order cause, really, that's impossible.)
1. Mr. Darcy (Pride and Prejudice): Yeah, cliche but he's so awesome and so sweet once you get to know him!
2. Captain Wentworth (Persuasion): How Anne ever let him go the first time is beyond me. He is like the perfect guy though he can hold a grudge I still love him!
3. Jack (Blood Red Road): Ever since the first time he scrolled onto the page I was in love. He's protective of his friends and he has a strong sense of right and wrong.
4. Joe Morelli (One for the Money): I can't stop smiling when he's on the page ^_^
5. Nat (the Witch of Blackbeard Pond): Can't remember him much cause it's been a few years but I still remember how cute his character was.
6. Dustfinger (Inkheart): the loveable coward =) He's such a tortured soul and funny!
7. Samuel Reynolds (Sweetly): Gun Toting, hot, motorcycle riding, hunter.... Whats not to love?
8. Gabriel (Blood and Chocolate): I though he was just AWESOME and I totally hate how they changed him in the movie >:(
9. Mr. Bingley (Pride and Prejudice): Isn't he just the cutest thing!
10. James (Lament): Kilt wearing, shovel bearing, optimist? I want to date him!!!!
I'm only familiar with three of your crushes (Jane Austen) but since you seem to have good taste the rest are probably just as dreamy. Fun list today. kaye—the road goes ever ever on
ReplyDeleteOh, I loved Nat when I was younger. And I completely forgot how much I loved Joe Morelli, seriously, I don't know why Stephanie ever looked at Ranger. And I completely forgot to put Dustfinger on my list! He is the best!
ReplyDeleteUgh! I completely agree about Gabriel in Blood and Chocolate! He was a great character and they completely ruined him in the movie. I was so mad!
ReplyDeleteGreat Top Ten!
Here's my Top Ten.
I totally remember crushing on Nat when I was a kid. I loved that book!
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