When you think of a fictional character you feel you 'know,' what is it about them that creates that sense of familiarity?

Bugs Bunny has endured for over eighty years because audiences feel they know him — not as a brand, but as a presence. This raises a question worth sitting with: which fictional figures in your own life feel this intimate, and why? The answer often points not to the character's power, but to the moments of recognition we bring to them. We see ourselves in Bugs's cool defiance, his cleverness, his refusal to be rushed.