Who are the main characters in 'Times Square and Other Stories'?

The stories might be centered around the unique culture of Times Square. It's a place full of bright lights, big billboards, and a melting pot of different cultures. So the stories could be about how different cultures interact and co - exist in this iconic location. There could be tales of friendships, romances, or even conflicts that occur within the context of Times Square.

I'm not sure exactly who the main characters are in this story as it wasn't specified. It could be just an ordinary couple who happened to share a kiss in Times Square and became part of this story.

The main characters are Chester the cricket, Tucker the mouse and Harry the cat.

The cricket is one of the main characters, of course. There are also probably other animals and people in Times Square who interact with the cricket.

The main characters are the cricket, a mouse, and a cat.

Without reading the actual 'Knife of the Times and Other Stories', it's difficult to name the main characters precisely. But in stories with such a title, we might expect characters who are in some way representative of the times. There could be a young person full of hope and new ideas, yet struggling against the traditional values of the time. There might also be an older character who has seen many changes over the years and has a different perspective on how the 'times' have evolved. And perhaps there are characters in between, like a middle - aged person caught between the old and the new ways of life presented in the stories.

Well, Elmo is surely a main character. He could be joined by other well - known characters from Sesame Street like Big Bird or Cookie Monster. They might come to Times Square together and have all sorts of interactions with the people and the environment there. Maybe there are also some new characters that are unique to the stories in this particular book or series, characters that are specific to the Times Square setting.

The main characters are Chester the cricket, Tucker the mouse, and Harry the cat.

I'm not sure specifically without reading the book, but they could be students at Harvard. Maybe there are professors or local residents as well.

There is Catherine, who is one of the central characters. She is a young woman around whom much of the story revolves. And then there is her father, who has a great influence on her life.