Top Most Iconic Literary Characters

The archetypal star-crossed lovers, embodying the tragic power of love and passion.

A moral compass and symbol of justice in To Kill a Mockingbird, admired for his integrity and compassion.

A transformational figure in A Christmas Carol, symbolizing redemption and the spirit of giving.

A complex and tragic figure from Wide Sargasso Sea, offering a feminist and anticolonial perspective.

The embodiment of teenage angst and rebellion in The Catcher in the Rye, resonating with generations of readers.

A strong-willed and independent heroine from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, symbolizing feminist ideals and romantic complexity.

The curious and adventurous protagonist of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, representing childhood wonder and imagination.

The protagonist of The Count of Monte Cristo, known for his quest for justice and revenge.

The quintessential detective, known for his intelligence and analytical mind, influencing countless adaptations and interpretations.

A mysterious and brilliant scientist from Jules Verne's works, embodying both genius and isolation.