Name a strong character in literature that owns a pet. I can't.
Assuming I'm not being an illiterate retard who needs to read more, why do you think this is the case? Why do few characters have pets even though they are a major part of many of our lives?
will smith in dawn of the dead
Because there are more important things to write about than cats drinking milk and dogs eating shit
the limp dick guy in The Age of Reason.
Blicero
>no diamond encrusted tortoise
you need to read more
Odysseus
makes sense.
Odysseus?
Harry Potter
nah fuck you. Argus whilst important in demonising the suitors and emphasising Odysseus's separation from his old life, Argus is not a major point or part of Odysseus's characterisation/the Odyssey as a whole.
Boy that was not the question at all.
Molly Bloom
>fuck you
well fuck you too fuckface
>Argus is not a major point or part of Odysseus's characterisation/the Odyssey as a whole
Who said that he was? The op said just "Name a strong character in literature that owns a pet".
OP here.
Pretty much decided I'm dumb. We're on a roll of pets, many in books i've read but have forgotten about.
As a classics student I'm 100% sure im gonna fail for completely forgetting Argus...
Lt. Glahn from Pan... I guess he's strong? Not sure what you mean with that word
Good on you
Literature isn't "important".
>We're on a roll of pets
Who "we"?
Read the Wizard Knight by Gene Wolfe.
Gilfe is the GOAT pet.
towelin's self-insert has like a bear or like a dolphin, or perhaps a moose.
He got to meet the president.
Sancho Panza's Dapple? oh you said strong, Don Quixote's Rozinante?
>Gene Wolfe
>>>/sfg/
Back to your containment thread friend
Mrkgnao!
Veeky Forums is a containment board, therefore anywhere is fair game, nerd
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The protagonist De La Poer had a cat called Nigger Man in the Lovecraft story Rats In The Walls.
Humbert Humbert
Judas from The Master & Margarita