What your favorie classic female character?

Question

Whats your favorite female of classic literature. OOh and I hate to say something about Twilight everytime cuz its gotten crazy , but Bella is not a classic character.

Answer 1

Modern-

I love Hermione :).

Classic--

Jane Eyre or Elizabeth Bennett.

Answer 2

Danny Taggart

Answer 3

Lizzie from Pride and Prejudice :)

Answer 4

Um, I can't think of any besides charlotte from charlottes web. Does that count?

Answer 5

Jane Bennet, she's just so much funner than Elizabeth, who is, just a bit opinionated. No offense intended, love Pride and Prejudice! I like that she's shy too.

Answer 6

I like people like Elizabeth Bennet(Pride and Prejudice) and Josephine March(Little Women). They're completely opposite of me, but perhaps that's why I love them so much. I wish I had their character traits.  

Answer 7

Jane Eyre.  

Answer 8

My favorite classic female character (today) is Ursula Buendia, the matriarch of the Buendia family in 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' by Marquez. She is strong, loyal, multi-faceted; she is a great character throughout this classic book.

Answer 9

Scarlett O'Hara.

Answer 10

I'm a huge fan of Becky Sharpe from Vanity Fair. Much like her later version, Scarlett O'Hara, she was very much a manipulative anti-heroine. However, I liked her determination and cleverness. She was never boring, insipid, or weak. Somehow, whether her means were moral or not, she always came out on top.  

Answer 11

Bec from Darren Shan's Demonata.

Its classic in my heart

Answer 12

Dorothy Gale

Answer 13

Jo March from Little  Women

Answer 14

Anna Karenina, there's just something so tragic about her, that I can't help but feel sorry for her.

Answer 15

Elizabeth Bennet

Answer 16

She's not classic but I must say I'm quite fond of Hermionie Granger.  She's quite a character.  For classic, I like Meg Murray and Lucy Pevensie the best.  They're outcasts in most ways, Meg being a bit of a freak and Lucy being the youngest and most imaginative, but they push through.  They're flawed characters but that's what makes them so great.  I also really like Alice from Alice in Wonderland and Wendy Darling, although Wendy is a bit unrealistic in my mind.

Answer 17

Elizabeth Bennet....she's smart and funny and has the essence of a real human being. It's easy to relate to her even if she is in a different time period.

Answer 18

Jane Eyre.