Charles Darnay (Tale of Two Cities) -- 8 votes
Sydney Carton (Tale of Two Cities) -- 12 votes
Nicholas Nickelby (Nicholas Nickelby) -- 10 votes
Jack Worthing (Importance of Being Earnest) -- 9 votes
Dick Dewey (Under the Greenwood Tree) -- 5 votes
John Harmon (Our Mutual Friend) -- 6 votes
Eugene Wrayburn (Our Mutual Friend) -- 4 votes
Gabriel Oak (Far From the Madding Crowd) -- 3 votes
John Ridd (Lorna Doone) -- 9 votes
There was a tie for the final position between Jack Worthing and John Ridd. Randomly selected, the contestant that will be entered into the tournament is Jack Worthing.
The following heroes will be entered into the tournament:
Sydney Carton
Nicholas Nickelby
Jack Worthing
Stay tuned for the Period Drama Hero Tournament starting on May 1st. I can't wait!
I'm glad Sidney Carton got in even if Charles Darnay didn't. I'm excited and can't wait either!
ReplyDeleteYES! I like Sydney Carton, even though Tale of Two Cities wasn't the best book ever. In my humble opinion. But I did like Sydney.
ReplyDeleteAnd I LOVE The Importance of Being Earnest! Glad Jack's in there too...let's see, he was acted by Colin Firth in the movie, wasn't he? Or am I mixing him up again? :P
I need to read Nicholas Nickelby. Really need to. And "The Inheritance" by Alcott.
Yay! Those are some good additions to the tournament. I still need to find out more about Sydney Carton before the voting starts. This tournament is so exciting! :)
ReplyDelete~Miss Laurie
Old-Fashioned Charm
Thank you everyone!
ReplyDeleteCharity U,
I think Jack was acted by Colin Firth in the movie. I've never seen The Importance of Being Earnest, but when I looked up Jack Worthing's picture, there was Colin Firth! :-)
I'm glad about Nicholas Nickleby. =)
ReplyDeleteAnd Charity, I really enjoyed The Inheritance. :) The movie is good too, although very different from the book...veerrry different.
I am looking forward to the first of May!