Mr. B’s behavior in Pamela by Samuel Richardson is deeply problematic. He manipulates Pamela, tries to control her, and puts her under emotional pressure, which makes him difficult to like, especially from a modern perspective.

However, some readers don’t completely despise him because he eventually changes his behavior. His later repentance and decision to respect Pamela suggest moral growth, so he is seen as a flawed but reformable character rather than purely evil.

Macbeth from Macbeth by William Shakespeare is a tragic character who is easily influenced by his wife and ambition. He fails to use his own moral judgment, leading him to murder King Duncan and ultimately destroy himself through his actions.

Pozzo in Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett is unlikeable because he treats Lucky with cruelty and lacks basic humanity. His arrogant and dominating nature makes him a symbol of oppressive power that is difficult to admire.

King Lear is unlikeable because of his arrogance and poor judgment in trusting false flattery over true loyalty. His impulsive decisions lead to suffering not only for himself but also for those who genuinely love him.

Jack in A Tale of a Tub by Jonathan Swift is unlikeable because he is fanatical and blindly extreme in his beliefs. His narrow-mindedness and hypocrisy make him a satirical figure of religious excess and irrationality. 

Big Brotheris Despised character because he represents total control and constant surveillance, taking away people’s freedom and individuality. His presence creates fear and oppression, making him a symbol of absolute power and tyranny.

Balram Halwai is unlikeable because, despite rising from oppression, he adopts the same corrupt and exploitative practices when he gains power. Instead of changing the system, he becomes part of it, showing how power can reproduce the very inequalities it once suffered. 

Gopal from Revolution 2020 by Chetan Bhagat is unlikeable because he chooses the path of corruption and compromises his values for success. Instead of standing for honesty, he becomes part of the flawed system, prioritizing personal gain over integrity.

Aarti unlikeable because she is emotionally indecisive between Gopal and Raghav. Her confusion causes emotional pain to both, making her character frustrating. Additionally, her lack of a clear career vision makes her appear unfocused and dependent.