Who was your favourite character?

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Everyone seems to be vouching for Bud as the favorite character. I guess I might be changing my mind soon too about the same.
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After reading just a few pages of the sample, I can say who I don't like - Debbie! The quintessential princess. She's difficult to like.
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Bud definitely. Always the source of comic relief.
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I think Bud is my favourite character. He lightens up the story through his comic relief.
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According to this story, I will stand beside Bud: his comical nature adds color to this black and white read.
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I liked William Lance a lot because his love for Debbie was very evident in his actions. I also really liked Bud because his character was more on the funny side.
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Bud is my favorite character in this book.
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I have only just begun reading it, but I do really like the father already.
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I identify more with William Lance since he has all it takes to be a good dad.
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It is a hard thing for a man to lose a wife, especially when there is a child involved. I find that William went above and beyond for Debbie, which makes him my favourite character.
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Bianka Walter wrote: 01 Dec 2018, 01:28 With a book loaded with so many unique characters, there are a lot to choose from.
My favourite was Bud. I thought he added some comic relief to the book, and I particularly liked how he broke into song at any given opportunity.
I agree. Bud was my favorite character. He was funny, but extremely intelligent.
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My favorite character was by far Bud. I loved how the author used him to provide comic relief. As I was reading I found I couldn’t wait for Bud to say something new and funny.
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I loved William Lance. He is the perfect father for Debbie and reminded me of my own father.
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I think a thriller is made even more interesting and readable if there are good characters. They add atmosphere and an extra dimension to the story. Somehow evil and humorous characters seem to be popular and I would go for Bud. Evil characters are usually too serious about life and I like a good cop. Bud is certainly humorous and a memorable character.
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Of course, the murderer is my favourite character. Without him, the story can't ever be told.
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