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Characters of World Literature

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Some fictional characters become so alive that they leave their books and take on a life of their own: we know them from films, sayings and costumes, even without ever having read the page on which they were born. From world literature to the modern bestseller, they have become immortal heroes. This pack gathers the most famous characters in literature: recognise the hesitant prince Hamlet and the wizard's apprentice Harry Potter, the knight Don Quixote, who fights windmills, and the master detective Sherlock Holmes, the jungle child Mowgli and the adventurous Alice in Wonderland, the obsessed Captain Ahab and the vampire Dracula, Frankenstein's monster and the castaway Robinson Crusoe, as well as Gregor Samsa from Kafka's Metamorphosis and the hobbit Frodo Baggins: recognise them by their stories and by what makes them unforgettable for generations of readers. Some of them are by now far more famous than the books they came from; a sure sign of true literary immortality; after all, that is the real magic of a great story: its heroes simply refuse to stay on the page.

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Which Danish prince muses “To be or not to be”?

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Hamlet

He seeks to avenge his father's murder.

💡 Did you know? The tragedy is by Shakespeare.

Which young wizard with a lightning scar attends Hogwarts?

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Harry Potter

His friends are Ron and Hermione.

💡 Did you know? His archenemy is Lord Voldemort.

Which knight from Spanish literature fights against windmills?

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Don Quixote

He mistakes windmills for giants.

💡 Did you know? His loyal companion is Sancho Panza.

Which master detective lives at 221B Baker Street?

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Sherlock Holmes

His friend and chronicler is Dr Watson.

💡 Did you know? He was created by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Which boy raised by wolves lives in the jungle?

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Mowgli

He is from Kipling's “Jungle Book”.

💡 Did you know? The bear Baloo and the panther Bagheera are his friends.

Which girl follows a rabbit into Wonderland?

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Alice

She meets the Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter.

💡 Did you know? Lewis Carroll created her.

Which obsessed captain hunts the white whale Moby-Dick?

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Captain Ahab

The whale had taken his leg.

💡 Did you know? His hunt becomes a deadly obsession.

Which vampire count lives in a castle in Transylvania?

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Dracula

Bram Stoker created the most famous vampire.

💡 Did you know? He shaped countless vampire stories.

Which nameless creature is made from dead body parts by a scientist?

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Frankenstein's monster

The creator is Victor Frankenstein: not the monster.

💡 Did you know? Mary Shelley wrote the novel back in 1818.

Which castaway survives for years alone on a desert island?

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Robinson Crusoe

Later he meets the native Friday.

💡 Did you know? Daniel Defoe wrote the novel in 1719.

Which travelling salesman wakes as a giant insect in Kafka's tale?

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Gregor Samsa

His family turns away from him.

💡 Did you know? He is the protagonist of “The Metamorphosis”.

Which hobbit carries the One Ring to Mount Doom?

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Frodo Baggins

His loyal companion is Samwise Gamgee.

💡 Did you know? He is the hero of “The Lord of the Rings”.

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