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Interesting characters, in my opinion. They are far from perfect, but that's even better – it makes them more lively. The first three are characters from F.M. Dostoevsky.
1) Dmitry Karamazov
The eldest of the Karamazov brothers, often struggles to control himself. He was accused of a murder he didn't commit (although he intended to, but overcame himself).
2) Rodion Raskolnikov
He invented a strange theory that he decided to test in practice. This is what caused him trouble.
3) Prince Myshkin
He suffers from a severe mental illness. He was treated in Switzerland, and after his condition improved, he returns to St. Petersburg. In character, he is like a grown-up child, as a long delay in development could not but have an effect. However, this makes him more human and kind.
4) Hobbit Sam
He has many flaws, which is why he is a secondary character in Tolkien's works. However, with his honor and responsibility, he can outshine any knight in Middle-earth.
1) Dmitry Karamazov
The eldest of the Karamazov brothers, often struggles to control himself. He was accused of a murder he didn't commit (although he intended to, but overcame himself).
2) Rodion Raskolnikov
He invented a strange theory that he decided to test in practice. This is what caused him trouble.
3) Prince Myshkin
He suffers from a severe mental illness. He was treated in Switzerland, and after his condition improved, he returns to St. Petersburg. In character, he is like a grown-up child, as a long delay in development could not but have an effect. However, this makes him more human and kind.
4) Hobbit Sam
He has many flaws, which is why he is a secondary character in Tolkien's works. However, with his honor and responsibility, he can outshine any knight in Middle-earth.
