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His Excellency Horace Hussein Bury. (Mote in God's Eye)
I'd like to be called "His Excellency" one day when I grow up :-)
Worst (IMHO):
Alex from A Clockwork Orange
Alex from A Clockwork Orange

Bertie Wooster would have been nice too but I'm afraid Jeeves would get rid off me before I can say "What-ho!" (the Jeeves series by P.G. Wodehouse)
Plenty fictional guys from whom I would run away screaming. As Loki mentioned A Clockwork Orange's Alex and his droogs, Nenia's Gavin and any other crazy pants.
Omg I forgot about Alex. HE WOULD BE THE WORST. So would that dude in American Psycho.
I need to read the Jeeves series. It sounds adorable.
I need to read the Jeeves series. It sounds adorable.

My reply would suggest that I am attracted to old rich arab men. How can I undo this huh?! ;-0
Abdul wrote: "Holy crikey!! I thought "to date" means "till now" ... like of all the books you've read "till now" ... which character do you like best. Didn't realize that to date = being romantically attracted ..."
It’s all right, you cleared that up. :)
Female worst is a tossup:
Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey
Annie Wilke from Misery by Stephen King
It’s all right, you cleared that up. :)
Female worst is a tossup:
Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey
Annie Wilke from Misery by Stephen King
Not that there would be anything wrong with that. (:
Oh my God, seriously. Ratched and Wilkes would take psycho ex-girlfriend to new and terrifying levels.
Oh my God, seriously. Ratched and Wilkes would take psycho ex-girlfriend to new and terrifying levels.

Nenia wrote: "Not that there would be anything wrong with that. (:
Oh my God, seriously. Ratched and Wilkes would take psycho ex-girlfriend to new and terrifying levels."
Yes indeed. Both of them scare the living crap out of me. The boogey man has NOTHING on Ratched or Wilkes!
Oh my God, seriously. Ratched and Wilkes would take psycho ex-girlfriend to new and terrifying levels."
Yes indeed. Both of them scare the living crap out of me. The boogey man has NOTHING on Ratched or Wilkes!
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Heathcliff, on the other hand, would scare the crap out of me. I would probably pretend my mother was calling me and run home. D: