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Fictional Characters



You guys wouldn't believe me if I told you that I love fictional characters more than I love real people. Each time I read a different book, I fall in love with one or two characters. I love the way the author describes their appearance and personality and I try to imagine how they look like in real life. 

I feel that they are part of my life, we have been together in the ups and downs of the book. And what makes me love a fictional character even more is when I find them as same as me, we have a lot of things in common. Like if they were real people they'd definitely be my friends!. 

I remember the first fictional character that I fell in love with, Patch, from the book series Hush-Hush. The way Becca Fitzpatrick described him in her books was incredible, he seems so perfect with his height, feature and fashion style. I love when people dress up in black I have no idea why. 

Not only Patch who stole my heart. But, also many fictional characters did: 
1. Augustus Waters from The Fault In Our Stars. 
2. Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games. 
3. Gilbert Grape from Whats Eating Gilbert Grape.
4. Sirius Black from Harry Potter. 
And probably most of Harry Potter characters including Harry Potter himself. 
5. Tyler Hawkins from Remember me "the character not the actor"
6. Scott from Hush Hush.


And what irritates me the most is when my favourite character dies.. Like seriously, I get all upset and sad. I curse the author sometimes and don't get over their deaths easily. 

I definitely need to see a therapist because this doesn't seem normal at all..

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