Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Walter Blythe
ping|Kirbanzo}}. There's no good way of saying this so I'll just say it: the 'policy' you just linked to () literally says there's no specific policy for fiction and especially doesn't include anything that justifies keeping an article simply because it's about a major character in a well-known book. I'm leaning towards a straight redirect to Anne of Green Gables for this one but haven't decided. There's some literary characters whose impact on culture is strong enough that it is easy to find coverage in reliable sources ''other than the book in which they were introduced'' about them and those are clear candidates for articles (e.g., Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights), is there any evidence that Walter Blythe is that kind of character? Is there discussion of him in literary criticism/theory? I can't see any at present but I'm not fussed to jump to a conclusion
— User:FOARP, 22:11, 19 December 2018 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NFICTION (Wikipedia:Notability)