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Sandor Clegane
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Extremely violent and loyal, Sandor Clegane is called the Hound for a reason. See them in Game of Thrones.

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Finn Hudson
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Short on book smarts but long on compassion, this high school football player secretly has a soulful side. See them in Glee.

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Art3mis
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A smart, spunky, and incredibly skilled gamer, Art3mis has a revolutionary spirit. See them in Ready Player One.

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Neal Cassidy
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Neal Cassidy is a charming former thief with a heroic side. See them in Once Upon a Time.

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Sweeney Todd
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This barber doesn't cut hair. Sweeney Todd sends his clients down a chute to be baked into his partner-in-crime's pies. See them in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

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Violet Baudelaire
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Whether it's a fire or a pit of lions, there's almost no predicament that Violet Baudelaire can't get her and her siblings out of. See them in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.

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The Genie
483

The Genie is the perfect buddy, granting every wish we might have and keeping life good-spirited. See them in Aladdin.

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Fiona Goode
297

Ferociously independent and wickedly smart, Fiona Goode is a Supreme Witch who truly reigns supreme. See them in American Horror Story.

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Samwell Tarly
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Samwell Tarly is a scholar, not a fighter. But that's not good for an aspiring member of the Night's Watch. See them in Game of Thrones.

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Sideshow Bob
242

Sideshow Bob is a bitter ex-performer who was forced to do inhumane stunts for slapstick comedy. Now he's exacting revenge on his former boss, a clown. See them in The Simpsons.

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Catelyn Stark
125

All Catelyn Stark wants is to keep her family safe, but life in Westeros makes it nearly impossible. See them in Game of Thrones.

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Molly Davidson
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Self-described as half-Slytherin, half-Ravenclaw, Molly Davidson has a big, demanding personality that doesn’t always leave space for other people’s emotions. See them in Booksmart.