Lonely characters you identify with.

[Spare]

Alexander Mckeag from "Centennial", by James Michener.

Too much solitude can make anyone a little buggy.

 

[SophiaGrace]

frankenstein

and calvin from calivn and Hobbes i love that strip

pig from peearls before swine

Its frankenstein for me too, though it makes me half ashamed to admit that. He's just so articulate/intellegent and no one gets him because of his outward appearance.

In the past i could also identify with his rage as he burnt down the house where the blind man lived. It's how i felt in the past when I felt I didnt have friends. A little bitter xD.

Bitterness never solves anything though.

oh and i also empathized with Elphaba from the musical Wicked. She really tried to do the right thing, but in the end she was shut out. And it all started when she was born green.

enough with the pity party. I'm so out of here.

 

[Arnaert]

Holden Caufield. I really do. The lonliness, the anger, the fear of having purity & innocence corrupted. I'm right there.

 

[Hijacc]

Im not sure really.

 

[Terminus]

Hmm, maybe Diogenes of Sinope. He must have been pretty lonely, at least in his lifestyle / beliefs. I think he sounds like a wonderful human being, if perhaps a little bit crazy.

 

[Pasha Selim]

Pasha Selim from "The Abduction from Seraglio" - WA Mozart

EDIT: identify with=admire

 

[Sakura]

May Kasahara from Haruki Murakami's "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle"

 

[ledchick]

Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine Of A Spotless Mind......

I feel so much like his character it hurts me to watch the movie....yet it is my favorite. It is a kind of loneliness that cannot be explained. It pulls at me like a part of me deep down inside.

 

[Vanish]

Vegeta from dragon ball z, lmao.

Strong silent type, gets really angry, likes to be alone.

 

[SubstanceAbuse]

Raskolnikov from Crime and Punishment, or Winston from 1984

 

[luciddisconnect]

I relate to Oscar Matzarath in The Tin Drum (Gunter Grass)

He was lonely only in parts, but then he was a midget whoo had to eat piss and brick soup, so I'd say that he suffered adequately.

It's my favorite book, just keep in mind the first 40 - 50 pages are slow.

 

[Pasha Selim]

Raskolnikov from Crime and Punishment

I salute you, Human Sufferance.

 

[prd]

What about good old John Rambo?

 

[Unacceptance]

What about good old John Rambo?

What about good old awesome?

 

[Yellow5]

that dead guy from H.P. Lovecraft's "The Outsider"

 

[Shotgun89]

My very first post lol.

Well my character is a video game character named Kaim from Lost Odyssey. He's an immortal and has been around for a thousand years. The sad part of being immortal is seeing your friends die, making new friends, then seeing them die again.

 

[marigold]

Kurt Cobain, who's not a character you know..
..and Jack Tibault, who's a character as you may not know...

 

[The Forgotten Boy]

I know taking characters from an anime is bad...but...

Jun Sakurada from Rozen Maiden.

Never leaves his room and stays on his computer all day.
Afraid of going outside..

 

[Melanie]

um,
George Bergeron to some extent, from Kurt Vonnegut's short story "Harrison Bergeron."

Great story, great story.

 

[james55555]

Drizzt do'Urden.

definitely.

Don't know if I'd be alive today if not for him.