Pets in literature

will smith in dawn of the dead

>>9553322
Because there are more important things to write about than cats drinking milk and dogs eating shit

the limp dick guy in The Age of Reason.

>>9553322
Blicero

>no diamond encrusted tortoise
you need to read more

>>9553322
Odysseus

>>9553346
makes sense.

>>9553322
Odysseus?

Harry Potter

>>9553362
nah fuck you. Argus whilst important in demonising the suitors and emphasising Odysseus's separation from his old life, Argus is not a major point or part of Odysseus's characterisation/the Odyssey as a whole.

>>9553373
Boy that was not the question at all.

Molly Bloom

>>9553373
>fuck you
well fuck you too fuckface
>Argus is not a major point or part of Odysseus's characterisation/the Odyssey as a whole
Who said that he was? The op said just "Name a strong character in literature that owns a pet".

>>9553378
OP here.

Pretty much decided I'm dumb. We're on a roll of pets, many in books i've read but have forgotten about.

As a classics student I'm 100% sure im gonna fail for completely forgetting Argus...

Lt. Glahn from Pan... I guess he's strong? Not sure what you mean with that word

>>9553385
Good on you

>>9553346
Literature isn't "important".

>>9553385
>We're on a roll of pets

Who "we"?

>>9553322
Read the Wizard Knight by Gene Wolfe.

Gilfe is the GOAT pet.

towelin's self-insert has like a bear or like a dolphin, or perhaps a moose.
He got to meet the president.

>>9553322
Sancho Panza's Dapple? oh you said strong, Don Quixote's Rozinante?

>>9555036
>Gene Wolfe
>>>/sfg/
Back to your containment thread friend

Mrkgnao!

>>9555057
/lit/ is a containment board, therefore anywhere is fair game, nerd

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>>9553931

The protagonist De La Poer had a cat called Nigger Man in the Lovecraft story Rats In The Walls.

Humbert Humbert

Judas from The Master & Margarita