Ugh....I hate to say who I identify with because everyone might start thinking i'm evil, sociopathic or something.
Simply put...I only identify with certain aspects of these "evil" characters, while their deeds (whether they are fictional characters or not) are repulsive to me. In fact, it might only be one or two things the following characters said which I identified with. Beyond that....I mostly identified with their sense of betrayal, digust of the world/humanity as it is, solitude, rebellion against all authority (even divine authority), anger, bitterness, austerity, cold reptilian logic, lust for knowledge, the value they placed on the intellect, humorlessness, drive for self-actualization/self-deification, sadness and melancholy, dark aesthetic sensibilities, dignity, refusal to comprimise, perfectionism, sense of justice, anti-theism, anti-capitalism, lack of sentimentality, sexlessness/asexuality, their hatred of all petty, mundane, vulgar and animalistic human affairs, their hatred of crude materialism, consumerism and hedonism, contempt for bourgeois society, etc.....
Sooooo....in no particular order of importance:
-Saurman, the "evil" wizard from Tolkien's Lord of The Rings.
-Gollum/Smeagol, from the Lord of the Rings.
-Klingsor, the black magician from Wolfram von Eschenbach's "Parsival".
-Several characters played by the actor Vincent Price. Especially his portrayal of Prince Prospero in "The Masque of the Red Death".
-Several characters played by the actor Christopher Lee.
-Satan/Lucifer conceived romantically as the eternally cursed and ultimate outcast, rebel, misanthrope, light-bearer, desolate one, the unjustly oppressed and persecuted angel, etc.....
-Faust
- The Tony Montana character in the movie "Scarface".
-The "Wandering Jew" character from Par Lagerkvist's "The Sybil".
-Bartleby, from Melville's "Bartleby the Scrivener".
-Vassago, from Dean Koontz's "Hideaway"
-Christopher Hitchens
-Noam Chomsky
-Jacques Cousteau
-Voltaire
-Einstein
-Rousseau
-Sartre
-Mikail Bakunin
-Gandalf
-Aragorn
-Camus
-Nietzsche
-Aleister Crowley
-Sir Richard Burton
-Abraham Maslow
-The Detective William Kinderman character from the "Exorcist III"
-Holden Caufield character from JD Salinger's "Catcher in the Rye"
-Treebeard from the LOTR
-Gimli from LOTR
-Tom Bombadil from LOTR
-King Theoden from LOTR
-Denethor, Steward of Gondor from the LOTR
-Black metal musician Varg Vikernes (ONLY for his music....his ideology is repugnant to me and diametrically opposed to almost all my worldviews)
-Ozzy Osbourne
-Jello Biafra from the Dead Kennedys
-George Carlin (RIP)
-The wretched child character from Ursula K. Le Guin's "The Ones Walk Away from Omelas
-Valerie Solanas....the radical feminist/women who shot Andy Warhol
-Ralph Nader
-Bill Maher
-Daria
-Trent Reznor
-Kurt Cobain
-Jim Morrison
-Jimi Hendrix
-Too many more to mention
Last edited by Horus on 14 Aug 2010, 10:53 pm, edited 1 time in total.