Name a better literary antagonist than Judge Holden
pro-tip: you can't
>>9687402
Moby Dick
>>9687402
im styling on u
wolf larsen
maurice cochis
Milady
>>9687402
Glanton
hmm..
>>9687402
>judge
>antagonist
wew
>>9687662
No, Judge Holden is based on/inspired by/copied from Moby Dick, a better character, from a better novel, by a better writer.
http://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3219&context=thesesdissertations
>>9687402
Judge Holden Caulfield
Marmeladow.
>>9687687
Literature functions as literature through allusive parallels, echoes, whatever you want to call them. As a Great American Novel attempting to distill the essence of our countries mythos and motivation, McCarthy is basically required to integrate elements of Melville into his work. This isn't 'copying'.
>>9687402
MOMS GONNA FREAK
Anton Chigurh
Does he rape the boy/man or kill him?
>>9687910
shut up corncobber
Do /lit/ niggas actually think McCarthy is better than Faulkner? (Who's little talked of around here, for reasons that elude me.)
>>9688070
Faulkner sucks almost as much cock as you, you limp-wrist faggot
>>9688070
both shit; faulkner less so
>>9687402
>tfw reading McCarthy in translation
>>9687402
you're right, I really can't
holden is one of the single greatest characters ever put to paper
>>9687402
A whiney piece of shit, then an alienated teenager, I almost felt sad for him until he raped Phoebe.
>>9688070
Faulkner is fucking boring, I don't care about the narration of retarded children running about in cornfields
>>9687687
You're a fucking dumbo. Holden and the Blanton gang were a reality. Read My Confession by Samuel Chamberlain. McCarthy used a real man named Holden who was exactly like the Judge much more than just in name.
i dont even know who "Judge Holden" is
what makes a "better literary antagonist"?
>>9689329
>Characters can only one trait
>>9688036
Both
>>9687687
Moby Dick isn't a character, it's a whale
>>9688032
Anton is less over the top and more grounded in reality while still coming off as a supernatural being
>>9689674
>coming across as supernatural is bad per se
babby's first novel
>>9688084
>faulkner
>shit
pick one
>>9689688
Did I say that?
>>9689309
Faulkner was a force of nature -- like a hurricane or a flood.
God-tier, iow.
*Almost* everything else is just people with more or less talent scribbling away with more or less success.
>>9689309
>t.guy who read one faulkner book in high school english
>>9687682
underrated post
>>9689870
>implying I got past the first chapter of sound and fury
I thought it would be interesting but all I got was corncobbery and meme narratology
>>9687402
Tell me that isn't actually supposed to be the Judge.
I reverse search the image and it find no results that aren't Judge Holden.
It's the worst figure I've ever seen in my life.
>>9687402
Edmund from King Lear
>>9691087
I feel that the timeskip undermines this theory rather strongly.