Fifteen Fictional Characters That Influenced You (From @neverwear)

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Reading through my twitter stream today I saw a tweet from @neverwear linking to a Facebook note she made here.  If you don't know who @neverwear, aka Cat Mihos is, she is Neil Gaiman's merch queen (it says so on her Twitter page).  On her Facebook note she did a meme listing the 15 fictional characters that influenced her life.  I was very intrigued by this and so I decided to do one and share.  Read below for my 15, listed in no particular order.

FIFTEEN FICTIONAL CHARACTERS
The Rules: Don't take too long to think about it. Fifteen fictional characters (television, films, plays, books) who've influenced you and that will always stick with you. List the first fifteen you can recall in no more than fifteen minutes.

1. Jilly Coppercorn
2. Sophie (Jilly's friend)
3. Maleficent
4. Ms Piggy
5. Gonzo
6, Oscar the Grouch
7. Bert and Ernie
8. Death (Endless) and Death (Pratchett)
9. Wolverine
10. David, Paul, Dwayne, and Marko (aka The Lost Boys)
11. Jareth
12. Fizzgig
13. Harry Dresden
14. Pam Ravenscroft
15. Martin the Warrior

So what 15 Fictional characters influenced your life?  Please share with us! :D
BTW 100 points the person who can honestly name all the places these characters come from without using Google.

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