The Chennai Book Club discussion

Please mention only one.

Mine is Chief Bromden from "One Flew over the Cuckoo's nest"

Tom Bombadil form LOTR and The Adventures of Tom Bombadil

Pennywise clown from "stephen king's novel "it"

It will always be Nandhini from Ponniyin Selvan!

er, tamil books count, no?

Madan U S
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Willie Wonka from 'Charlie and the Chocolate factory'

Nandini is the most complex character that I have read in a novel so far. I also love Severes Snape in Harry Potter.


Sahasranaman wrote: "Tamil books do count! I just got hold of a copy of Ponniyin Selvan, too many good reviews/recomendations, can't ignore them any longer."

Hannibal Lecter, reminds one what bizarre really is..

How about stephen dedalus from Ulysses?

Sara in Stephen King's Bag of Bones..:-)

Nice to see another Stephen King fan here! For me, the most bizarre and intriguing character will always be Julian Carax from The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.

Dr.Rann in the Talkative man by R.K. Narayanan. He was weirdly bizarre and likable inspite of being a douche.

Andreas Corelli from The Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zaffon

Magda from 'In the heart of the country'- unimaginably, unpredictably bizarre

Tyler Durden from Fight club. @Madan & Sumeetha:Why Nandhini is Bizzare? do you mean unpredictable?

Gigglers from the 'Gigglers Treatment' by Roddy Dyle makes the cut most definitively in my opinion :)

Colonel Cathcart, from Catch-22.

Hannibal Letter created by Thomas Harris. I wouldn't use the word bizzare, fascinating would be a better word. I'm new to this group. Love what you are doing here. Hope to participate more.
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Rahul Dhinakaran

Lisbeth Salander from "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. Weir and bizarre but at the same time so likeable.

The main character in The Goldfinch