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selenakAssignments like Merlin/Dragon or Sylar/Cockroach would be too easy and are canon anyway. Speaking of:
1.) Benjamin Linus (Lost)/ Bunny. Practically canon as well. If you think bunnies are too harmless and not suitable for machiavellian types, read Watership Down.) (Which reminds me that Lost advertises that book as well.) Or ask Anya from BTVS.
2.) Sarah Connor (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles)/Turtle. She'll outlast them all. Also? Canon. (Yes, yes, so is the wolf thing, but that's way too obvious.)
3.) Gwen Cooper (Torchwood)/English Sheep Dog. Cute but fierce, protectiveand occasionally inspiring songs. Can sometimes run into things and mess up, but are tenacious and win the day.
4.) River Song (Doctor Who)/ Cat. Of several lives and not always certain loyalties, definitely knowing more than most people in a given room or good at bluffing that she does. Come on, it's perfect. Also, you know, several regenerations of a certain someone have a thing for cats.
5.) Walter Bishop (Fringe)/Walrus. Because if I am the Walrus is not Walter's theme song, it should be. Also there is a certain resemblance, pace John Noble.
1.) Benjamin Linus (Lost)/ Bunny. Practically canon as well. If you think bunnies are too harmless and not suitable for machiavellian types, read Watership Down.) (Which reminds me that Lost advertises that book as well.) Or ask Anya from BTVS.
2.) Sarah Connor (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles)/Turtle. She'll outlast them all. Also? Canon. (Yes, yes, so is the wolf thing, but that's way too obvious.)
3.) Gwen Cooper (Torchwood)/English Sheep Dog. Cute but fierce, protective
4.) River Song (Doctor Who)/ Cat. Of several lives and not always certain loyalties, definitely knowing more than most people in a given room or good at bluffing that she does. Come on, it's perfect. Also, you know, several regenerations of a certain someone have a thing for cats.
5.) Walter Bishop (Fringe)/Walrus. Because if I am the Walrus is not Walter's theme song, it should be. Also there is a certain resemblance, pace John Noble.
