Who is the fictional character that you identify most with and why?

Characters that only appear in novels, plays, or movies are considered to be fictional.
They don't genuinely exist in the physical world aside from that. We are able to experience and
examine the world through the lives of others thanks to fictional characters that transport us to a
new setting and open our hearts and minds to fresh perspectives. It fortifies our minds and aids in
our comprehension of novel concepts.

The protagonist of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a young woman who sets out to
find herself in a strangely populated world. These self-made and identity aspirations of
characters like "Alice" and "The Mad Hatter" experience shocking collisions with reality as they
succumb to the universal defects from which they are unable to escape (Chafre, 2022). I most
closely resemble the fictitious character Alice. Since I was in junior high, I had been saying that I
"truly wanted to experience her experiences and meet those magical personalities" since it was
fascinating and inspired the thought that one may be able to casually travel to new locations.
When I told my pals about it, I would occasionally keep saying, "Wow! You better believe I
narrated it”.

Alice is a fantastic character to respect since she pursues new chances and takes risks,
despite the fact that she is frequently perceived as an ou pas character owing to her decisions and
frequent internal conflict. The significance of Alice's curiosity is obvious to anyone who reads
the stories about this heroine. In addition, it provides me the chance to discover that, despite the
fact that I am a lonely man, my imagination can manifest itself in the adventures I wish to have.

Citation used

Villain, V. (2022). Anselm Chafre, Béton. Arme de construction massive du capitalisme (L’échappée,
2020). Sociologie.