Great topic! Difficult to choose only 3! Though not necessarily iconic, Cork O‘Connor (protégée of old Anishinabbe Henry Meloux) typifies human justice through his bravery and tenacity. Hiawatha is a tragic hero, and though some may define Longfellow‘s characters as caricaturistic, other strong themes balance it out. The last is Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of Sûreté du Québec, in Louise Penny‘s series-humble and selfless w. strong convictions.
Eggs P.S. I grew up in a town world-famous for its national monument, peace pipes, Pipestone art/jewelry, quarries that are still used by tribes today, and an annual outdoor theatre presentation of Hiawatha. I was in it as an “extra” as a child-so exciting. #TLT @dabbe (edited) 2mo
dabbe @Eggs How interesting! 🤩🤩🤩 2mo
dabbe It's been forever since I read “The Song of Hiawatha“! I must revisit. Never read books with Cork OConnor; on the TBR. LOVE Inspector Gamache! Thanks for sharing. 💚💙💚 2mo
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Eggs @dabbe My pleasure 🤗 2mo
TheSpineView Thanks for the tag!😍🤩🏷 2mo
ShelleyBooksie Yay for Cork O'Connor!! Such a great series. Great on audio. 2mo
ShelleyBooksie I want Gamache as my grand-pere. 2mo
Andrew65 Great choices. Thanks for the tag, got me thinking 😍 2mo
Eggs @TheSpineView You‘re welcome ☺️ 2mo
Eggs @ShelleyBooksie Absolutely 🙌🏻 2mo
Eggs @ShelleyBooksie He is wonderful🥰 2mo
Eggs @Andrew65 It really had me thinking too 🤔 2mo
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