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wow, im sorry I'm skpiped right past the fictional part.

for fictional characters I would hands down have to say

Gandalf The Gray- (lord of the rings)

Calypso- Greek Goddess

Bilbo Baggins- Hobbit
 
I know I only started with one, so here are my other two.

Bacchus - The God of wine... Talk about a good source ;D.
Beauty - from Anne Rice's "The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty" (commands are talking... right?)
 
My fist has different opinions than my brain. Three People my fist would like to talk to...

"Dubya"
Cheney
and
"Fox Newscasters" who start talking loudly over their guests as soon as they hear one word they disagree with and/or never let them complete a single sentence or response.

Revived for newbee pleasure.

Cheers,
Wrathwilde
 
Obi Wan Kenobi (Star Wars)
Councelor Deanna Troi (Star Trek)
The Marquis De Carabas (Neverwhere, by Neil Gaiman)

Each of these would seem to be able to give a unique perspective in their respective worlds.
 
-Tom Bombadil (Lord of The Rings)
-King Leonitus (do I really have to say where hes from?) - ok so he really lived, but he was in a movie which was almost fictional(i know thats up for debate, but if you disagree let it go this time)
-Rambo
 
For me, five musicians and two fictional characters. Is that cheating? It's just that the musicians kinda blur into one ideal so can I can count them as single character?

Musicians: Jim White, Jay Farrar, Ryan Adams, Neil Finn, Travis Ward
Fictional Characters: Alvin Maker (by Orson Scott Card), Valentine Michael Smith (Robert Heinlien)
 
Just had to despute the use of gods in there as technically there not fictional characters. But if that line of thinking is allowed then.

1. God (christian, but not jesus)

2. Gia

3. Black Celestial dragon ( chines myth)

If not

1. The boogey man.

2. Ryoko (Tenchi muyo series, watch it with the subtitels in japanes changes the whole feel of the show.)

3. The Dragon from eragon
 
I have to jump in and keep the thread going. It is a fascinating question. :-)

Here is my 3:

Sherlock Holmes
Faust
God (I am agnostic)
 
Weel I put alot of thought in this and come up with:

1. Allanon (from the Shanara Series)
2. Papa Smurf (Find out why there blue)
3. Flint Fireforge (Dragonlance)
 
king Alobar from Tom Robbins' "Jitterbug Perfume." (great book btw.)
Lao Tzu (fictional? maybe, maybe not.)
Castaneda's "Don Juan" (excellent choice Wrathwilde!)
 
Wait, I think I need to change my answer. How could I possibly have forgotten Lazarus Long? Or Mike, the computer from The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress? Or HAL, for that matter? Crap, Dr. Watson! Or Dr. Who!! Davros!!!

AAARRRRGGGHHHH!!! Too many to choose from!
 
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