Romeo bothers me a little.

Juliet was brave.

Beatrice! She's unique!

Love this play!

Beatrice, intelligent, independant and funny.
Kate from "Taming" should really be on this list though.

OR MAYBE BRUTUS he was awsome

Hamlet for sure!

i played him in the play. the script is with me right now!

Iago and then Beatrice followed swiftly by Benedict

The story was great....it was sensible and interesting from the start to the end.

or othello or Richard III

HAMLET ALL THE WAY... who picked Beatrice? sure she can be deadly... but i like Hamlet better!! I alsp like Titus Andranicus... GOOOO GOTTTHHHSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Mercutio is just wonderful,aha.so reckless,it was really upsetting when he died. i really hate romeo(no offense) & i also love benvolio.♥

Lady Macbeth is to me the most intriguing and unique of Shakespeare's characters. His presentation of her as a woman of the time was truly unique and her powerful strength throughout the play has always appealed to me. She is a remarkable and powerful character especially when considering the portrayal of women at the time.

Beatrice and Rosalind are two of Shakespeare's best female characters. They are both strong willed and facetious, very un-chauvinistic of Shakespeare. Also, their characters are very defined from the start of both Much Ado About Nothing and As You Like it.

All of his characters are strong. How does one pick the lesser of greatness? Macbeth is my great love because like Bloom said he is the character that most reminds us of ourselves. I feel like I really got to know him because we were able to see the depths of his conscience, pysche, and soul, and it was so human. Iago and Falstaff are also marvelous because the former is a devilish genious whom I could only imagine the possibilities for if he would have used his powers for good. Falstaff is so tragically honest and flawed which makes him so real.

Lady Macbeth, King Lear and Coriolanus are my favourite characters by Shakespeare.

I also really love the three witches from Macbeth.

Henry V. and Richard III. Gotta love the history plays.