Cole_DQ_3.4

People watch House for a variety of reasons. He could be considered an anti-hero, the concept of which has become increasingly popular in today's culture as people can more easily relate with anti-heroes than pure good heroes. He struggles with issues that many of us possess, but he is still able to maintain a logical and witty personality when he confronts his problems, leading to often amusing solutions that give people ideas for how to face their own. Finally, his character possesses a natural charisma that attracts fans. He has the natural likeability of an extrovert with the personality of an introvert which makes his interactions interesting to watch. The popularity of House makes me wonder if in today's culture, are fictitious characters more popular when they are introverts or extroverts? In my experience, I am finding more interesting introvert protagonists, but perhaps I am attracted to fiction of my own nature.