Who are the most memorable characters in famous warrior novels?

Firestar is surely one of the most memorable. He started as an outsider but rose to become a great leader. His courage and determination made him stand out. Another is Graystripe. His loyalty to Firestar and his own unique personality, especially his love for RiverClan cats, made him quite memorable. And Tigerstar is also unforgettable, but for his evil deeds. He was power - hungry and caused a lot of trouble for the clans.

Holden Caulfield from J. D. Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye' is very memorable. He is a disillusioned teenager, cynical about the adult world. His narrative voice is unique and his journey of self - discovery and rebellion is something that many readers can relate to.

The hero or heroine is usually very memorable. They often drive the story forward with their actions and decisions.

Feyre from 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' is extremely memorable. She starts as a huntress, which is a type of warrior. She endures so much, from being trapped in the faerie world to facing powerful enemies. Her love story with Rhysand is complex and full of passion. She grows into a powerful figure both in combat and in her relationships.

Firepaw is definitely one of the most memorable. He's the main character, a young cat full of curiosity and courage. His journey from being an outsider to becoming an important part of the clan is really engaging. Another is Graypaw, Firepaw's friend. Their friendship adds a lot of charm to the story.

Milady de Winter is also quite unforgettable. She is a complex and devious character. Her beauty hides her cruel and manipulative nature, and she causes a great deal of trouble for the heroes in the story.

Miss Havisham is unforgettable. Her decaying mansion, her half - mad state, and her influence on Pip are all very striking. The way she is stuck in the past, still wearing her wedding dress and living among the ruins of her once - hoped - for happiness, makes her a very unique and memorable character in Dickens' universe.

Dulcinea del Toboso is memorable as well, even though she is more of an idealized figure in Don Quixote's mind. She represents the unattainable object of his chivalrous love and plays an important role in driving his adventures.

In 'The Old Man and the Sea', Santiago is extremely memorable. His tenacity and his relationship with the sea and the fish he catches make him a classic Hemingway character.

Kainene from 'Half of a Yellow Sun' is quite memorable. She is a strong - willed and independent woman. Her relationship with other characters, especially her sister, is complex and full of nuances.