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Literary Villains
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Sometimes, the most vivid characters in fiction are the anti-heroes. Driven by jealousy, greed, malice or desire for revenge, they intentionally harm others and show disregard for the generally accepted values and principles.
Question 1:
This criminal from the novel, ‘Great Expectations’ escapes from prison and later becomes the secret benefactor of the boy who helped him out.
Mr Micawber
Fagin
Abel Magwitch
Bill Sikes
Question 2:
This literary criminal, described by Charles Dickens as a “loathsome reptile�, trains a band of young boys to steal and make a living by pickpocketing.
Mr. Brownlow
Noah Claypole
Bill Sikes
Fagin
Question 3:
This literary villain, mainly driven by greed, is Mr. Wickfield’s clerk. He makes treacherous plans to take control of his employer’s business.
Tommy Traddles
Uriah Heep
Wilkins Micawber
James Steerforth
Question 4:
This shrewd and sophisticated female protagonist from the epistolary novel ‘Dangerous Liaisons’ controls and dominates the lives of people around her through sex intrigues.
Cecile de Volanges
Marquise de Merteuil
Cruella de Ville
Madame de Tourvel
Question 5:
This literary character, created by Thomas Harris, is a psychiatrist and serial killer, who practices cannibalism.
Barney Matthews
Hannibal Lecter
Ed Gein
Professor Moriarty
Question 6:
This extremely ambitious and corrupt fictional character urges her husband to murder Duncan, the King of Scotland, and to take the throne.
Lady Chatterley
Lady Macbeth
Desdemona
Madame de Tourvel
Question 7:
This fictional villain is described by Arthur Conan Doyle as the ‘Napoleon of Crime’.
Lord John Roxton
Professor Moriarty
Charlie Chan
Ellery Queen
Question 8:
This villainous literary character, created by Mark Twain, murders Dr. Robinson and plans to mutilate Widow Douglas.
Judge Thatcher
Joe Harper
Injun Joe
Silas Phelps
Question 9:
This fictional villain, has a reputation of an honest man, but manipulates all people around him. He makes Othello believe that his wife is having an adulterous affair.
Gratiano
Claudius
Roderigo
Iago
Question 10:
This fictional evil and atrocious character, described by John Steinbeck, murders her own parents and ruthlessly uses people around her to serve her own needs.
Cathy Trask
Mildred Rogers
Daisy Buchanon
Nora Barnacle
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