Okay, I have been having serious doubts about the quality of my list. I think I was a little too spontaneous when I made it, being under pressure from my sisters to get it done (take that, girls!). Anyway, after taking the time to think about it, I've decided I want to change it up a little.
1) Edward Cullen, The Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer
2) Peeta Mellark, The Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins
3) Miach of Neroche, The Nine Kingdom series by Lynn Kurland
4) Valek, The Study series by Maria V. Snyder
5) Fitzwilliam Darcy, Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
6) Aragorn, The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
7) Max Pesaro, The Gardella Vampire Chronicles by Colleen Gleason
8) Rhys de Piaget, The de Piaget series by Lynn Kurland
9) Prince Brigan, Fire by Kristin Cashore
10) Dmitri Belikov, The Vampire Academy series by Richelle Mead
Edward, of course, is the ultimate "love interest". He is absolute perfection, except for the whole vampire thing.
Peeta is just so sweet and pure, always thinking of Katniss before himself. Everything he did was out of love for her - swoon!
Aragorn is THE man! He lead all the forces of Men against ultimate evil, even though he didn't want to. He did it because it needed to be done - men like that are hard to find.
Prince Brigan, I decided, is better than Prince Po. Po's eyes are great and everything, but I like Brigan's strength of character better.
I do feel bad that Po isn't on here, but I had to put Dmitri on here because he fought against evil with everything he was, even losing his life to it, putting the rest of his life on hold to do what was right.
Anyway, this is my OFFICIAL list... disregard the previous one.
3 comments:
*cheers* I highly enjoy your new list! Good job, and my apologies for pressuring you to throw together a list that may have been not so up-to-par.
You didn't have to feel pressured. You could have taken your time and thought about it. Anyway, good list! I enjoy all of the men on it. And I enjoy your explanations as to why you chose them.
The fact of the matter is that any number of literary men qualify for the list. I had a really hard time narrowing mine down, so I know how you feel.
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